Silver Eye

1. • 
   • On Now

   • Continuum: Aspen Mays + Dionne Lee

   • Sep 5–Oct 26, 2019
   • 2019

   • An exhibition exploring mentorship and the creative influences between a teacher and her former student

2. • 
   • Online Exhibition On Now

   • Selena Hurst Welcome Home

   • Sep 10–Oct 26, 2019
   • 2019

   • Images made with sincerity and joy that celebrate the eccentricities of home

3. • 
   • Upcoming

   • Leonard Suryajaya Novi, Dear

   • Oct 31, 2019–Jan 11, 2020
   • 2019

   • A new exhibition that explores family and migration with absurdity and affection

4. • 
   • Upcoming

   • Barbara Weissberger Mother

   • Feb 6–Mar 21, 2020
   • 2020

   • New work from Barbara Weissberger centered around the many meanings and interpretations of the word "mother."

5. • 
   • Upcoming

   • Benefit Auction 2020 Preview Exhibition

   • Apr 3–May 9, 2020
   • 2020

   • Support our artists and exhibitions while building your photography collection

1. • 
   • Past

   • Hannah Price Semaphore

   • Sep 6–Nov 17, 2018
   • 2018
2. • 
   • Past

   • Fellowship 18

   • Jun 1–Aug 11, 2018
   • 2018

   • Fellowship 18 features solo exhibitions from our International Award and Keystone Award winners, selected from an open call for entries. Now in its 18th year, this competition recognizes both rising talent and established photographers.

3. • 
   • Solo Past

   • Jesse McLean When it Rains, it Pours

   • Mar 2–Apr 11, 2018
   • 2018

   • McLean’s artwork is an investigation into human and nonhuman emotional relationships, and an exploration of the effects of our increasing immersion into digital culture.

4. • 
   • Solo Past

   • Tarrah Krajnak Sismos

   • Dec 1, 2017–Feb 17, 2018
   • 2017

   • Sismos sets out not to recover an “authentic” identity hidden by the circumstances of the artists birth in Lima, Peru and adoption in 1979

5. • 
   • Past

   • Materials + Processes

   • Fall 2016
   • 2016

   • Materials & Processes: Imaging the Elements of Photography focuses on a fascinating trend of works that use elements of photographic tools and processes as the subject matter of the images.

6. • 
   • Past

   • Megan C. Ledbetter Homo Bulla

   • May 27–Jul 30, 2016
   • 2016

   • Megan Ledbetter’s solo exhibition Homo Bulla is a study of surfaces and life cycles in the American South

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