Call for Photography

PhMuseum Days 2026 Photography Festival Open Call

Present your work to exhibit at PhMuseum Days 2026, our International Photography Festival taking place on 1-4 October in Bologna, Italy. For the first time, the festival will happen jointly with Photobook Mania, the 2nd edition of our publishing fair, offering a complete platform to enjoy contemporary photography in person.

NYC4PA CALL FOR ENTRY - LUMINOSITY - THE IMPACT OF LIGHT

 

Light meters, backlighting, shadows and glare - photography is all about light – its presence as well as its absence. There is an iconic photograph of Grand Central Station with streams of sunlight filling the airspace as it reflects off dust particles in the air. Whether you are shooting in morning or evening light, sunrise or sunset the time of day an image is captured can be as important as the selection of the subject itself.  A snapshot at one time of day, becomes an impactful photograph at another.

 

Framed: Black and White

A juried group photo show on black and white photography at Black Box Gallery.

For more info: https://blackboxgallery.com

Earthly Fabulations

The "Earth Day 2026" open call invites lens-based artists to deconstruct the traditional and colonial history of "landscape photography" by engaging with the intersectional and systemic realities of our planet. This initiative centers on ecocriticism, examining the parallel histories of environmental exploitation while rooting artistic practice in the commitment to understanding and living in harmony with the specificities of one’s local geographic region and beyond. We seek works that move beyond the human-centric gaze to acknowledge non-human agency, treating plants, animals, and geological formations as active protagonists rather than passive photographic subjects.

Vision(ary) 2026: Raising Our Voices

Vision(ary) is our museum's 7th annual summer public art exhibition dedicated to the art of visual storytelling. Juried by Elizabeth Krist (former Senior Photo Editor with National Geographic) this public art installation features individual exhibitions with distinct photographic styles, including banners hung on light standards and art installations around the Griffin Museum in Winchester, MA.

For its 2026 edition, Raising Our Voices, artists are encouraged to submit a complete or near-to-completion project that falls within the umbrella of advocacy and social justice. 

PORTALS: New Perspectives

PORTALS: New Perspectives

Deadline for submissions: April 6, 2026

Juror: Ann Jastrab

Prints due: May 22, 2026

Exhibition: June 5-27, 2026

 

A portal suggests passage. It invites us to look through, step beyond, or imagine what lies on the other side.

For Portals: New Perspectives, we invite photographs that explore openings, thresholds, and points of transition. Windows, doorways, mirrors, gates, archways, reflections, and frames within frames may serve as literal portals, while shifts in light, shadow, or perspective can transform familiar spaces into something unexpected.

Pages

Subscribe to Call for Photography