Photoville

📣 Amplifying visual storytellers → public art + community + education.
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PHOTOVILLE – New York City’s FREE premier photo destination produced by United Photo Industries – is a modular venue built from re-purposed shipping containers. By creating a physical platform for photographers of all stripes to come together and interact, Photoville provides a unique opportunity to engage with a diverse audience – a veritable cross-section of the world photographic community. Immersion and interactivity are at the heart of what makes Photoville such a successful and popular event – allowing it to become the largest annual photographic event in New York City, and among the most-attended photographic events nationwide. Photoville’s 3rd edition took place from September 18 – 28, 2014 in Brooklyn Bridge Park, and welcomed over 71,000 visitors. Working with more than 80 curatorial partners such as Instagram, The NY Times, TIME Magazine, National Geographic, The Pulitzer Center, the Magnum Foundation, and so many more, Photoville exhibited work by 400 visual artists. Comprised of 62 exhibitions, 45 talks & workshops, 7 night-time events in an outdoor beer garden, Photoville was entirely FREE to attend, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience thought-provoking, challenging, and exceptional photography from across the globe.

09/09/2026

📸 Now on view: We Can’t Dream Alone

The The Climate Museum and Brooklyn Botanic Garden Brooklyn Botanic Garden have partnered to present a series of paintings by Madjeen Isaak, inviting us to consider how our relationships to place and our community make us more resilient to our personal adversities, social injustices, climate change, and other challenges.

Now on display through December 1, 2026 on the Brooklyn Botanic Garden fencing alongside Washington Avenue.

09/08/2026

Open call from our friends at VSCO | Built for Photographers: 📸

Every day, photographers are building careers in every corner of our country. They’re documenting communities, preserving our most significant moments, growing their portfolios, bringing products to life, and shaping the world we see.

VSCO is celebrating photographers across the United States by selecting fifty photographers, one from every state, to have their work featured on billboards across the country, licensed, and compensated by VSCO.

Submissions close Thursday, Sept 10! Learn more from VSCO | Built for Photographers at vsco.co

09/03/2026

Now through September 7, catch the newest iteration of our New York Proud campaign on display in Times Square, in partnership with the New York Immigration Coalition and Times Square Arts.

Now in its third year, New York Proud is a citywide public art initiative that celebrates the immigrants whose contributions are essential to New York’s culture, economy and identity. As immigrant communities face mounting hostility and uncertainty at the federal level, New Yorkers are pushing back by making visible the people, stories, and contributions that have long defined New York City.

Featuring striking portraits by Venezuelan artist and documentary photographer Oscar B. Castillo (Oscar B. Castillo) and will rotate through public spaces across the boroughs.

08/24/2026

📣📸 Calling NYC photographers! Our friends at Design Trust for Public Space are now accepting applications for their 2026-2027 Photo Urbanism Fellowship. Learn more and apply at designtrust.org. Applications are due Wednesday, September 2, 2026.

07/29/2026

Join us this Saturday, August 1, 11:30am for our final artist walk at Bella Abzug Park in Hudson Yards, Manhattan! Hear directly from photographers Stefan Falke and Storm Cuff about their exhibitions, now on display through September!

🗓️ August 1 at 11:30am 📍Bella Abzug Park, Hudson Yards, Manhattan
Featuring VEHICLE. The Chosen Ones by Storm Cuff and Reflecting New York by Stefan Falke

Meeting point: Bella Abzug Park Fountains between 34th and 35th Streets

➡️ RSVP at link in bio

07/17/2026

Tomorrow, Photoville comes to Staten Island! Join us Saturday, July 18 at 1pm at Alice Austen House Museum to hear directly from artists Timothy Briner and Paul Moaklet about their exhibitions now on display on the Staten Island waterfront!

Featuring The Bridge by Timothy Briner, and A Map of the World by Paul Moakley

☀️ Rain or Shine! 🗓️ Sat, July 18 ⏰ 1pm📍Alice Austen House, Staten Island
➡️ Free! RSVP at link in bio

07/15/2026

Join us this weekend for our third summer artist walk in Staten Island on Saturday, July 18 at 1pm at Alice Austen House Museum! Hear directly from three artists about their exhibitions on display on the Staten Island waterfront.

Featuring Young Islands by Lila Barth, The Bridge by Timothy Briner, and A Map of the World by Paul Moakley

🗓️ July 18 ⏰ 1pm 📍Alice Austen House, Staten Island
➡️ Free! RSVP at link in bio

07/13/2026

Thanks to everyone from the community who joined us on Saturday to learn more about our exhibition POSE: Black Dance Photogtaphy from the mid-20th Century, now on display at Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem thru the summer ☀️

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📍 Photoville continues all summer long with 20+ exhibitions across all five boroughs
☀️ Link in bio to learn more!

Thanks to Lead Marquee Partner and Marquee Partners Brooklyn Bridge Park, NYC Parks, Leica Camera USA, NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, National Endowment f/t Arts PhotoWings, NYSCA, NYC Media & Entertainment (MOME), Two Trees, Dumbo, Brooklyn, and NYC Parks

07/08/2026

Our summer artist walk series continues this Saturday, July 11 at 11:30am in Harlem at Jackie Robinson Park!

Hear from Kimberly A. Henderson, Digital Curator at the New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture on their exhibition POSE: Black Dance Photography from the mid-20th Century, preserved at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

🗓️ July 11 ⏰ 11:30am 📍Jackie Robinson Park, Harlem, Manhattan
Free! RSVP at link in bio

06/30/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out this weekend to hear from photographers Zachary Schulman and Eva Mallis on their exhibitions on display in Astoria Park! If you missed it, don’t worry: “My Love Letter to Queens” and “The Community Gardeners Portrait Project” will be on display through the end of the summer!

Don’t miss our upcoming free Artist Walks coming up soon!

July 11 at 11:30am 📍Jackie Robinson Park, Harlem, Manhattan featuring POSE: Black Dance Photography from the Mid-20th Century, preserved at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture

July 18📍Alice Austen House, Staten Island
featuring The Bedroom Series by Niamh Alarcon, Young Islands by Lila Barth, The Bridge by Timothy Briner, and A Map of the World by Paul Moakley

August 1 📍Bella Abzug Park, Hudson Yards, Manhattan
featuring VEHICLE. The Chosen Ones by Storm Cuff and Reflecting New York by Stefan Falke

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Brooklyn Bridge Plaza
Brooklyn, NY
11201

Telephone

+17188018099

Website

https://www.photoville.com/

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