Public Art / Community / Education

Photoville amplifies visual storytellers and connects them to a worldwide diverse audience through its free photo festival and year-round activation of public spaces and educational community programming.

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2024 Educator Lab: Catalyst of Change: Visual Storytelling for 2024 and Beyond

On view at the Seaport

Punk's Not Dead

Exhibition on View

Points of Resonance: Contemporary Photography in Africa

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Current

Points of Resonance

Currently On View at the Africa Center! Featuring the work of twelve artists living and working in Africa and the diaspora

Punk’s Not Dead

This exhibition unites new and old faces of the NYC punk scene through the lens of five photographers across the last five decades.

Daily Bread

A window installation at The Seaport featuring Gregg Segal's "Daily Bread," depicting children from around the world surrounded by the foods they eat in one week.