SOLO Show at The SRO Photo Gallery at the Texas Tech School of Art

The SRO Photo Gallery at the Texas Tech School of Art hosts an annual open call for six to eight photographic art exhibitions to be presented between August 2024 and May 2025. Portfolios will be reviewed by a committee consisting of the Photography area of the School of Art and the Landmark Arts staff.

We look for portfolios that utilize photography in all styles, techniques, and aesthetic approaches which speak to the ever developing and shifting landscape of contemporary photography. Consistency in the work as well as creative vision is important in the selection process.

We are only able to display artwork without framing (either matted, loose prints or mounted on thin backing). The works will be exhibited within eight glass display cases which measure 30 x 72 x 1 inches. When thinking about the exhibition layout please take this into consideration. We are unable to display video works.

A brochure listing the selected artists along with a reproduction of their work and exhibition dates is published annually and distributed locally and nationally.

Submission deadline is April 30, 2024. There is no submission fee to apply to SRO Photo Gallery for consideration. Selected artists will be announced in May.

Combine the following items into ONE (1) PDF and email to: ttulandmarkarts@gmail.com.

• Artist or Project Statement with Full Contact Information (Name, Telephone, and Email Address),
• Up to 20 images, 1200 x 1200 pixels at 72 dpi. Please include Title, Material Information and Dimensions on each image. Images should be of works you intend to exhibit,
• A brief Bio and/or CV.

Any further inquiries or questions can be sent to ttulandmarkarts@gmail.com or call 806-742-1947.

SRO Photo Gallery is a graduate student run exhibition space dedicated to contemporary photography. Housed within the Photo Area at the Texas Tech School of Art, SRO Photo Gallery gives students from across the University access to cutting edge photographic art from across the USA, and is an integral part of the MFA in Photography program.

Landmark Arts exhibitions and speaker programs in the Texas Tech University School of Art are made possible in part with a generous grant from the Still Water Foundation, Austin. Additional support comes from Cultural Activities Fees administered through the J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts.