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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The Brian Lehrer Show - The Best Photo Sitting on Your Phone: 2023

2023 EDUCATOR LAB WORKSHOP

The Compassionate Classroom: Social Emotional Learning Via Arts Integration

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As we approach the end of 2023, your support is increasingly important as we prepare Photoville for the new year.

 

By donating today, you can help us continue to:
  • Create paid opportunities for artists
  • Present exhibits in public spaces in every neighborhood and every borough
  • Create meaningful educational & community programs
  • Provide teachers and students with the resources they need to inspire, learn, and create
  • Co-produce the free New York Portfolio Reviews and support the wonderful hyper-local program, Community Heroes.
  • Keep the annual Photoville Festival free and accessible to all








Visit

Explore exhibitions and initiatives to take in visual storytelling.

Current

You Are Here

A group exhibition in Hunter's Point Park exploring interactions between humanity and ecology. Presented in partnership with Hunter's Point Park Conservancy.

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.

Hip Hop at 50

A window installation at The Seaport featuring photographer Janette Beckman's photographic journey through the golden age of hip hop to commemorate its 50th anniversary.

The Refinery: Where the Past and Future Meet

Installed at the foot of the Domino Sugar Refinery, the exhibit explores the rich and complex history of the Refinery, through a combination of historic and contemporary photographs.