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Past Events

Krappy Kamera Competition 2024
2024-03-07 · New York, United States of America

Soho Photo Gallery is pleased to announce the 26th International Krappy Kamera Competition. The philosophy at Soho Photo Gallery is that in the hands of any artist, great photographs can be made with basic equipment. To explore this talent, we are searching for extraordinary photographs made with lousy lenses. The gallery is located in lower Manhattan and is New York City’s longest-running co-operative photography gallery.
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Roman Loranc, Radiant Light
2024-01-27 – 2024-03-03 · Carmel-by-the-Sea, United States of America

The Center for Photographic Art, California is presenting a solo show of Roman Loranc’s recent work. The new photographs featured in Radiant Light align with Loranc’s personal aesthetic and offer a fresh experience for the Center for Photographic Art and collectors of Loranc’s exquisite silver gelatin prints. These latest exciting images are still shot on large format film and printed in the darkroom by the artist, so the exhibition will be visually diverse and exceptionally beautiful.
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Lomography at CP+ Japan

A Lomography Hang Out
2024-02-22 – 2024-02-25 · Yokohama, Japan

Come meet us at CP+ 2024 from February 22nd to February 24th, between 10am to 6pm, and find out all about our latest products, Lomographic news and even a unique chance to hear about upcoming products. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Arthur Tress: Rambles, Dreams, and Shadows
2024-01-29 – 2024-02-18 · Los Angeles, United States of America

The first exhibition to chronicle the early career of Arthur Tress, one of the most innovative American photographers of the postwar era. During his first decade as an emergent professional in the New York photography world (1968–78), his artistic practice evolved from being rooted in the social documentary tradition to a bold new approach drawing inspiration from the inner worlds of fantasies, daydreams, and nightmares.
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Miho Kajioka at Howard Greenberg Gallery
2023-12-02 – 2024-02-10

"On the 11th of March, 2011, a catastrophic earthquake shook Japan. I was working for a Brazilian TV company in Tokyo at that time, and we headed to Tohoku, the northern part of Japan where the tsunami hit. It looked like it had just been bombed. Fragments of rubble showed us that people’s daily lives had ended all of a sudden. I always knew that our lives end one day for sure, however, it was the first time that I really realized that. This tragedy returned me to art." –Miho Kajioka
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Saul Leiter | Centennial at Howard Greenberg Gallery
2023-12-02 – 2024-02-10

Saul Leiter was born in Pittsburgh, the son of an internationally renowned Talmudic scholar. Leiter’s interest in art began in his late teens, and though he was encouraged to become a Rabbi like his father, he left theology school and moved to New York to pursue painting at age 23. In New York, he befriended the Abstract Expressionist painter Richard Pousette-Dart, who was experimenting with photography. His friendship with Pousette-Dart and soon after, with W. Eugene Smith, expanded his interest in photography. Leiter’s earliest black and white photographs show an extraordinary affinity for the medium. By the 1950s, he began to work in color as well, compiling an extensive and significant body of work during the medium’s infancy. His distinctively subdued color often has a painterly quality that stood out among the work of his contemporaries.
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AC Photo Community Mixer
2024-02-09 · Los Angeles, United States of America

Authority Collective is hosting a mixer at the Los Angeles Center of Photography, for the local photo community to meet and mingle at LACP’s downtown LA headquarters.
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Book Signing with Zoe Wiseman
2024-01-29 · Los Angeles, United States of America

Sunkissed 85 showcases Wiseman’s unique talent through Solarization, also known as the Sabbatier Effect, a technique famously employed by Lee Miller and Man Ray. The limited edition photo book, spanning her work from 2001 to 2022, features images created using discontinued Polaroid Type 85 film, providing both a positive and negative print when peeled apart after exposure.
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Notting Hill Photowalk with London Camera Project & Cameraburo
2024-01-20 · London, United Kingdom

London Camera Project & Cameraburo come together for a special photowalk around Notting Hill. You can expect lots of analogue attendants, an obligatory pub stop and a quiz where you can win some prizes, including goodies supplied by Cameraburo. Come along – all photography skill levels are welcome.
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DIY Night #12
2024-01-20 · Milan, Italy

Everyone is invited to our 12th edition of the DIY Nights, dedicated to self-publishing. As usual, it will be a friendly party with drinks, zines and an exhibition. The project as you may see on our website is open to everyone in the future with no charge and we will be happy to meet new people. Self-published works will be for sale to build the future 13th episode.
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Portrait Study – 120 on 1/20
2024-01-20 · Salt Lake City, United States of America

Have you ever been told that medium-format film photography is hard to get into? That it costs too much to have the right gear? Well, we’re here to prove that wrong! Essential Photo Supply is hosting a free medium-format film workshop on Sat. January 20th! We are providing 10 Diana F+ 120 cameras for each attendee to use, and a free roll of colorful Lomography CN 800 film! To register for this free workshop, please email victoria@essentialphotosupply.com or call the shop at 801-410-8141. Registration is first come, first serve, so if you’re interested call right away! Limited spots available. There will be a waitlist.
AUTOGRAPH, LONDON Hélène Amouzou: Voyages
2023-09-22 – 2024-01-20 · London, United Kingdom

This is the first UK solo exhibition of Hélène Amouzou’s evocative self-portraits. These hand printed photographs are a crucial document of a migrant who has grappled with notions of freedom, exclusion, and bureaucracy – an attempt to recapture her identity and sense of belonging. Voyages raises important questions: What does it mean to seek refuge? What does belonging feel like? What does it mean to live in limbo? What burden does the body carry as a result? The Togolese-born, Belgium-based artist’s distinctive imagery is created through long exposures, contemplating the complex emotions of displacement and exile.
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Play the Part: Marlene Dietrich at ICP
2023-09-29 – 2024-01-08 · New York, United States of America

Featuring nearly 200 photographs taken from 1906 to 1978, Play the Part: Marlene Dietrich examines the multifaceted evolution of Dietrich’s (1901–1992) public persona. The exhibition features photographs by well-known artists such as Cecil Beaton, Irving Penn, and Edward Steichen as well as photographers with whom Dietrich collaborated repeatedly throughout her life, including the noted Hollywood photographer George Hurrell, Eugene Robert Richee, and William Walling Jr. Rarely seen and previously unpublished images, snapshots, some of the last photos of Marlene Dietrich, and other works complement the formal portraits and studio images that have come to represent Dietrich, illustrating the true complexity of her life. Assembled by collector Pierre Passebon, this exhibition marks the first time his noted collection will be shown in the United States.
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Immersion: Gregory Halpern, Raymond Meeks, and Vasantha Yogananthan at ICP
2023-09-29 – 2024-01-08 · New York, United States of America

Immersion: Gregory Halpern, Raymond Meeks, and Vasantha Yogananthan is an exhibition showcasing three projects created by the artists during their respective residencies–Halpern’s in Guadeloupe, Yogananthan’s in New Orleans, and Meeks’s in France.
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LomoWalk with Cecile André

A Lomography Hang Out
2024-01-06 · Nantes, France

Join us for a LomoWalk on the theme of low lights, where we’ll explore different settings and techniques to capture stunning photographs in challenging lighting conditions.
Photie Man: 50 Years of Tom Wood
2023-05-20 – 2024-01-01

A new major photographic exhibition from Tom Wood, showcasing 50 years of the artist’s work.
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No Wasted Days: Camilo Fuentealba Brevis
2023-11-18 – 2023-12-23

No Wasted Days: Camilo Fuentealba Brevis is an exhibition showcasing the artist’s new 2023 works that capture the rich tapestry of human intimacy unfolding every day on the streets of NYC.
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"Being & Becoming" at FIT
2023-11-18 – 2023-12-10

The Fashion Institute of Technology proudly presents student work from the BFA Photography program in their first exhibition titled Being & Becoming. Twenty-eight students collaborate in this showcase featuring large-scale printed work and photo-based installations. Equipped with techniques developed through previous semesters and with the support of Adjunct Professors Tiffany Smith and Nat Ward, students have actualized their creative concepts. Through connective themes of identity, intimacy, and creative space, students share in the ever-changing process of “Becoming.” This exhibition serves as a celebration of each artist’s personal vision and dedication to their craft.
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Light Painting – LomoSchool x Allycamera

A Lomography Hang Out
2023-12-09 · Seoul, South Korea

In this workshop, we have prepared an opportunity to learn #LomoSchool’s light painting techniques with Lomography partner @allycameras.
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ICP Photobook Club – Muriel Hasbun: “Pax Tecum Filomena: Una Canción Para Ti”
2023-12-09

Explore ICP’s photobook library during ICP’s new Photobook Club, a community meet-up for book enthusiasts, photographers, and lovers of printed images. Bring your favorite photobook, zine, or other image focused publication to share while discussing and exploring monthly selections from the ICP stacks during this community-building event. This month’s Photobook Club feature is Muriel Hasbun’s new zine, “Pax Tecum Filomena: Una Canción Para Ti,” published by Matarile Ediciones to coincide with the ICP exhibition Muriel Hasbun: Tracing Terruño. Come to discuss the zine and browse further library selections by Muriel Hasbun and Matarile Ediciones’ Martha Naranjo Sandoval.
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ICP PhotoSLAM: New York
2023-12-07

Join ICP for the next installment of their live storytelling series, ICP PhotoSLAM! During this fast-paced, open mic event, photographers, the ICP community, and audience members are invited to participate in a live story telling competition driven by photographs. Attend for the chance to join as a visual storyteller or to enjoy the stories as part of the audience judging panel! The returning host for ICP PhotoSLAM is Idris Talib Solomon.
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Dan Bassini: Photo Book Release Party & Exhibition Opening
2023-12-07

Join us for the opening of Dan Bassini’s show When I Kill God, I Will Find The Spigot From Which He Meters Out Grace And Smash It Permanently Open. This work is a sharp departure from the fashion world work Dan has been known for over the years. Instead, he focuses on the area of Schuylkill County, PA and its surrounding regions; a place he’s come to love over the past few years and has been going to for peace and escape. Signed books will be available for purchase. Beer and wine will be served, fun will be had!
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imstilldeveloping Film Photo Holiday Party
2023-12-02

Social gathering hosted by imstilldeveloping that includes various activities such as an annual print exchange, yearbook photoshoot, gallery, film tattoos, live music, and more.
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Book Launch – Keisha Scarville: “lick of tongue, rub of finger, on soft wound”
2023-11-30

Join ICP as poet and visual artist Pamela Sneed and photographer and ICP faculty member Keisha Scarville discuss Scarville’s debut monograph “lick of tongue, rub of finger, on soft wound” (MACK, $50). The conversation will be accessible in-person and online. It will be followed by a signing in the ICP Café. This event is free to attend with the price of Late Night ICP admission.
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Romualdas Požerskis and Geoffrey Berliner
2023-11-02 – 2023-11-30

NEW YORK – SLA Art Space is pleased to present “Photography,” The exhibition, curated by Francine Rogers and Julia Rothenberg, showcasing the work of Lithuanian photographer Romualdas Požerskis and New York photographer Geoffrey Berliner. While differing in the focal length of their gaze – Berliner is a master of the close-up and Požerskis’ lens is more macro – they both explore intimacy, time, abstraction, and documentation through black and white analogue photography. This show includes 19 photographs from Požerskis’ work documenting his subjects against the background of small town life in Lithuania during the Soviet/post-Soviet Era and 18 of Berliner’s portraits of photographic artists and abstract works utilizing the wet plate collodion process.
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