That gorilla’s picking his nose! Immersive exhibit to showcase Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards’ most guffaw-inducing photography gaffes
Knock, knock… Who’s there? A decade of chortling shots from the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards, curated into an immersive exhibition
Did you ever hear the one about the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards' 10th anniversary? Well, you’ve come to the right place, because an immersive exhibition is being held at Frameless, the largest permanent immersive art experience in London, England.
The laugh-out-loud event opens to visitors on September 12, where a curated collection of the competition’s funniest images will be blown up to full scale and immersed within their natural habitat, ensuring that you’re left cackling like a hyena that’s having its tummy tickled.
The exhibition will feature 91 award-winning photos, presented in what Nikon is calling a “spectacular” 15-minute immersive experience.
Far from a cheap laugh, visitors will get to walk through seven different immersive habitats where they’ll be exposed to the sights and sounds of locations such as shorelines and forests.
And of course, they’ll get to meet a variety of hilarious characters including a grinning bear, a ridiculously smarmy fish and a fox stuck headfirst in a patch of snow.
"Being able to show some of the very best entries from our fantastic collection of images at Frameless is an absolute honor for all involved with this competition," said Tom Sullam, co-founder of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards.
"The strength of our message is only as strong as the people that see the images, and this upbeat, positive and enhancing exhibition will be an incredible experience for all visitors. We are genuinely thrilled by this exhibition and can’t wait to see the positivity that comes from it!"
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The exhibition will run from September 12 2026 through January 2027, with adult entry from £29.50 and £20 for children. Visit the Frameless website for more information.
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