ACP - Atlanta Center for Photography

Atlanta - 546 Edgewood Ave SE - GA 30312

The Atlanta Center for Photography is a dynamic hub dedicated to fostering the art and appreciation of photography in the southeastern United States. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, the center serves as a space where photographers—both emerging and established—can showcase their work, refine their craft, and engage with a community passionate about visual storytelling.

Committed to promoting photography as a powerful artistic and documentary medium, the Atlanta Center for Photography offers a range of programs, including exhibitions, workshops, artist talks, and portfolio reviews. These initiatives provide invaluable opportunities for photographers to gain exposure, receive critical feedback, and develop their skills in an inspiring environment. The center also collaborates with local and international photographers to present thought-provoking exhibitions that explore diverse themes, from social issues to personal narratives and experimental techniques.

Education is a key pillar of the Atlanta Center for Photography’s mission. It offers workshops and mentorship programs designed to guide photographers at all levels, from beginners seeking technical knowledge to professionals looking to refine their artistic vision. The center’s classes cover a variety of topics, including darkroom techniques, digital photography, documentary storytelling, and fine art photography.

Beyond exhibitions and education, the center is an advocate for the photography community, providing networking opportunities and resources for photographers seeking career advancement. It serves as a gathering place for those interested in photography as a form of expression, fostering meaningful connections between artists, collectors, and enthusiasts.

Through its commitment to showcasing powerful imagery, fostering artistic growth, and creating a supportive photographic community, the Atlanta Center for Photography continues to be a vital institution for photographers and visual storytellers. It plays an essential role in shaping the landscape of contemporary photography in the region and beyond.

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CENTER opens a new photographic exhibition space & learning center

CENTER, the non-profit photography organization in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is thrilled to announce the opening of their new photographic exhibition and learning center in the Pacheco District of Santa Fe.

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Through Young Eyes: The War They See

The exhibition highlights photographs taken between 2022 and 2024 by Ukrainian children aged 7 to 13, all of whom are living in frontline or liberated territories. The project places emphasis on the young storytellers themselves—especially significant in the context of conflict and trauma photography. These images are entirely self-directed, free from the influence of foreign journalists or adults, offering an unfiltered look into their lived experiences.

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Malick Sidibé: Regardez-moi

Jack Shainman Gallery is thrilled to announce Regardez-moi, an exhibition of photographs by the Malian photographer Malick Sidibé. The exhibition, the title of which translates to "Look at Me", marks the gallery's latest celebration of Sidibé’s unparalleled ability to capture the heartbeat of Bamako, Mali following the country’s liberation from colonial rule in 1960.

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Art Paris 2025: Out of Bounds

From 3-6 April 2025, Art Paris, the leading spring event for modern and contemporary art, is back with a bang at the Grand Palais, whose entirely renovated Nave and balcony spaces will allow the fair to host 170 exhibitors from 25 different countries (34 more than in 2024). At this edition, the fair’s events programme will be even more ambitious with new the- mes, exhibitions, prizes and panel discussions. The Art Paris VIP programme, a regular feature, provides a choice of 31 exhibition visits and tours reserved exclusively for guest collectors and art professionals, highlighting the effervescent Parisian cultural scene.

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All About Photo Presents ’An Impossibly Normal Life’ by Matthew Finley

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All About Photo Presents 'An Impossibly Normal Life' by Matthew Finley

All About Photo presents An Impossibly Normal Life by Matthew Finley, on view throughout April 2025—an evocative exploration of a world where love knows no boundaries, only acceptance.

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2025: 100 years of the analogue photobooth

AUTOFOTO is marking the booth’s 100 year anniversary with a series of globally connected events, profiles and celebrations including major exhibitions and interventions across London and New York, projects with community groups, artists and designers, plus special events centered around their London and Barcelona based booths and in partnership with colleagues across the Globe.

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Faultlines by Tomoko Yoneda

Curated by Melanie Pocock, Ikon Artistic Director (Exhibitions), this show presents a selection of photography by London-based Japanese artist Tomoko Yoneda, produced over the past thirty years.

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The Echo of Our Voices by Nick Brandt at AIPAD, Art Dubai, and across Europe

Photographer Nick Brandt presents his monumental series The Echo of Our Voices around the world this spring, including with Waddington Custot at Art Dubai (April 18 – 20, 2025), followed by a group exhibition at Waddington Custot (April – May, 2025) in Dubai, and a solo exhibition with Gilman Contemporary at AIPAD Photography Fair (April 23 – 27, 2025) at Park Avenue Armory in New York.

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Eugenio Schmidhauser: Beyond the Malcantone

MASI Lugano presents the first museum exhibition dedicated to the photographer Eugenio Schmidhauser (Seon, 1876 - Astano, 1952). With a selection of around 90 vintage photographs and new prints from original glass plate negatives, the show in Palazzo Reali is an opportunity to rediscover a photographer who has always been viewed as playing a key role in shaping the image of tourism in the Ticino area. The exhibition is the result of lengthy research and cataloguing work on the Schmidhauser archive, deposited by the Brentano-Motta di Brugg family at the State Archive of the Canton of Ticino, which has brought to light a series of previously unpublished, little-known works.

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