Featured Exhibitions
Photography has the power to document, interpret, question, and preserve the world around us. TCG Gallery's exhibitions bring together photographers from around the world through juried online exhibitions centered on compelling themes and contemporary photographic practice.
Each exhibition begins with an international open call and is selected through a blind jury process that places the focus on the photographs themselves. The resulting collections showcase a wide range of subjects, techniques, and perspectives while exploring a shared theme through the unique vision of each photographer.
From emerging photographers exhibiting for the first time to established professionals, TCG Gallery is committed to presenting strong photography based on the quality of the work submitted. To learn more about the gallery's mission, history, and exhibition process, visit our About page.
Whether you are discovering new artists, exploring current exhibitions, or considering submitting your own images, we invite you to browse the collections below. Photographers interested in future opportunities can view our current Calls for Entry, while artists, collectors, and photography enthusiasts can explore our Articles section for exhibition news, photography resources, and insights from the gallery.
Interested in exhibiting your photography? View current calls for entry and submission opportunities.
The Art of Abandonment
June 8th, 2026 - July 1st, 2026
Every abandoned place was once important to someone.
The Art of Abandonment brings together photographs of forgotten structures, overlooked objects, and landscapes shaped by time. Factories fall silent, homes stand empty, businesses close, and possessions are left behind, yet traces of human presence remain.
Rather than documenting ruin alone, these photographs explore memory, change, and the passage of time. They ask us to look beyond decay and consider the lives, histories, and experiences embedded within the spaces we leave behind.
Through photography, these fleeting remnants are preserved, transforming absence into something visible once again.
Participating Photographers:
Diego Antonio Allende, Patricia Bean, Christine Barrett, Thomas Bradley, Peter Riggs Brown, Tim Bryan, David Cayeros, Julia Corren, Donna Cyr, Mark Dierker, Simone Emerich, Jeffrey Fischer, Jessica Fiume, Alexandra Foster, Kent Flora, Steve Gelineau, Lenore Hamel, Doug Hjelmstad, Stacia Hollmann, John Kaminski, Spencer Kenney, David Kelm, Matt Lambros, Catherine Lee-Smith, Shawn Loseke, Sonia Melnikova-Raich, Rusi Mchedlishvili, John Morris, Arthur Nager, Rodolfo Pimentel, Richard Schramm, Kerry Sclafani, Rebecca Skinner, Michelle Summers, John Verner, Allen Washatko, Ray Weston, Jason Woodcock, Ricky Workman, Beamie Young.
