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PhotoPlace Gallery
PhotoPlace Gallery
Middlebury - 3 Park Street - VT 05753
PhotoPlace Gallery has been a vibrant part of the photography community since 2009, offering a welcoming platform for artists to share their creative vision. Located in Middlebury, Vermont, the gallery hosts monthly juried exhibitions, each built around a carefully selected theme. These exhibitions invite photographers from all corners of the world to participate, with works chosen by distinguished jurors known for their expertise and influence in the field.

Selected pieces are exhibited in the gallery's charming Vermont space, while all juror selections are permanently displayed on the gallery’s website, offering lasting recognition. PhotoPlace Gallery remains deeply committed to supporting photographers' careers while ensuring that artists always retain full rights to their images. Their model balances exposure with respect, helping photographers grow professionally without compromising ownership.

Beyond exhibitions, the gallery is an active participant in the vibrant Vermont arts scene. Special events, online showcases, and artist-focused programming create opportunities for meaningful engagement between photographers, collectors, and art enthusiasts. PhotoPlace Gallery nurtures not just individual artists, but also a sense of community, where creativity and dialogue are celebrated.

Through expert curation, thoughtful promotion, and a dedication to high standards, the gallery has built a reputation as a trusted resource for contemporary photography. Whether through in-person exhibitions or their robust online presence, PhotoPlace Gallery continues to be a place where photographers find inspiration, recognition, and connection.

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