Join us for our 15th Annual Photoville Festival this May!
85+ Exhibitions in Brooklyn Bridge Park + all Five NYC Boroughs
An immersive container installation that transforms the sea from a site of rupture into a living cosmological archive. Step into the sea as memory, ritual, and ancestral passage.
Learn MoreFighting fiercely and without reservation, the women boxers in this series discover and expand the limits of not only their determination, will, and bodies, but of society’s expectations for them.
Learn MoreBirds of a Feather is an interactive, large-scale outdoor book sculpture that reimagines Claire’s recent photography book. Inspired by the large scale of Audubon’s Elephant Folio, the work takes the familiar intimacy of a book and expands it into an unexpected scaled object designed for collective engagement.
Learn MoreA Great Day in Ñiu Yor (AGDÑY) is a photography community project amplifying the voices, achievements, and collective presence of Latine and Indigenous artists, leaders, and change-makers in New York City.
Learn MoreA photographic time capsule of a pre-gentrified South Brooklyn Memorial Day parade that preserves a neighborhood and a moment now largely vanished.
Learn MoreA love letter in images, Framing Fatherhood: A Celebration of Black Fathers gathers the work of 13 prominent Black male photographers to declare, with tenderness and defiance, that Black joy, Black legacy, and Black fatherhood demand to be witnessed.
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Just like in 2025, we will have our classic shipping containers in Brooklyn Bridge Park, joined by open-air photo exhibits and activations. On opening weekend, the village will host a range of programs (artist talks, workshops, screenings and more).
Yes! In addition to our Brooklyn Bridge Park photo village, we will be partnering with NYC Parks and other NYC cultural institutions and public spaces to exhibit open air installations.
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