LAST CALL!
Photoville in all five boroughs through the end of August
At long last, our 2026 festival comes to a close. Last chance to explore our 20+ free exhibitions in public spaces throughout all 5 boroughs thru the end of August.
Pioneers in American dance, including Pearl Primus, Geoffrey Holder, Carmen De Lavallade, and Joe Nash, illustrate a soaring legacy of expressive movement and expert technique in this curated selection of mid-20th-century photographs.
Learn MoreFrom New York to the Himalayas, people from around the world capture their soccer lives and communities.
Learn MoreVEHICLE. The Chosen Ones is a multidisciplinary series that frames blackness as the engine of cultural momentum. The combination of photography, film, and painting explores this reality through the visual language of classic cars, auto shops, and fine tailoring. It enforces the truth behind the Black community’s non-monolithic nature.
Learn MoreUsing a hand held mirror in locations around New York, photographer Stefan Falke invites distant buildings, structures, or other visuals into the main photo to create a viewing experience that requires a second look. His goal is to visually loosen up the obvious, to create images that will surprise and intrigue the viewer, and himself.
Learn MoreThis photographic series explores the subtle boundary between invitation and distance within domestic space. Most of the subjects are portrayed in their living rooms—the area traditionally reserved for receiving guests—positioning the viewer as a visitor momentarily welcomed into an intimate environment.
Learn MoreInspired by Art Kane’s iconic “A Great Day in Harlem” photograph, the HERShot girls collective partnered with Snug Harbor and UTA to create a new portrait series featuring Staten Island’s jazz musicians.
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Our 2026 festival exhibitions and programming in Brooklyn Bridge Park ended Saturday, May 30. However, 20 more exhibitions will be on view in all 5 boroughs through the end of the summer. See those exhibitions here.
Learn more about our free Summer Artist Walk series here.
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