Resources:
Events, Festivals & Opportunities
Festival of Light
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Visit this website for links to all the international photography festivals annually.
FotoFusion
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Annual photography celebration in Palm Beach, Florida. Events incluse workshops, seminars, and portfolio reviews.
Houston FotoFest’s International Meeting Place
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Biennial city-wide photography festival and portfolio review sessions.
Photo Espana
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An annual celebration of photography in Madrid, Spain that includes a juried portfolio review component. Sixty photographers are selected to have their work reviewed by an international group of reviewers; one photographer is selected for a solo show at the following year’s PhotoEspana festival.
PhotoArts Santa Fe
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PhotoArts Santa Fe is a ten day summer festival celebrating and showcasing the photographic arts. Santa Fe and Albuquerque galleries, museums, photographic organizations, educational institutions, bookstores and businesses collaborate to create this biennial event. PhotoArts Santa Fe is held in the wonderful light of New Mexico. This beautiful and historic high mountain desert region has long been an inspirational destination for photographers and collectors. Most events are free and open to the public, such as gallery exhibitions, lectures, the PhotoMarket, and the demonstrations and lectures at the PhotoMarket.
Photolucida
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Biennial celebration of the photographic arts in Portland, OR. Exhibits, lectures, symposia, and workshops. Free monthly newsletter available for updates.
Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie
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A yearly, month-long festival of photography in Arles, France.
Rhubarb International Folio Festival
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Portfolio review sessions in Great Britain. A great opportunity to meet international reviewers and gain a worldwide audience for your work. This review event allows you to choose your reviewers in advance via the Rhubarb web site. Annually in July.
Photo L.A.
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Photo L.A. features the finest photographic art, from the earliest 19th Century photographic experiments to the most contemporary photography and photo-based art. More than 80 premier galleries and private dealers present International and U.S. artists.