TCG Gallery · Exhibition Archive
Photography that survived the scroll.
TCG Gallery presents juried online exhibitions by photographers around the world. Each collection begins with an open call, is reviewed without artist names whenever possible, and remains available as part of the gallery’s long-term public archive.
Current exhibition
Memory: What Remains (2026)
Forty-nine photographs by forty-six artists, presented in five movements through the material and emotional traces that survive an event.
What remains after the event is over.
Across thresholds, remains, carriers, bodies, and afterimages, these photographs trace how objects, gestures, places, and images continue carrying memory.
Previous exhibition
The Art of Abandonment (2026)
Forgotten structures, overlooked objects, and landscapes shaped by time. These photographs preserve traces of human presence without reducing them to ruin alone.
Every abandoned place was once important to someone.
Factories fall silent, homes stand empty, businesses close, and possessions are left behind. The photographs in this exhibition consider memory, change, and the lives embedded in the spaces we leave behind.
Recent exhibitions
The latest collections
The Surreal (2026)
Forty-eight works by thirty-three artists exploring unstable rooms, fractured bodies, constructed worlds, and dream logic.
View exhibition → 02 · 2026The Narrative (2026)
Photography built around sequence, character, atmosphere, and the unfinished logic of story.
View exhibition → 03 · 2026In the Nude, Vol. 2
The body as form, vulnerability, identity, gesture, intimacy, and contested visual language.
View exhibition → 04 · 2026The Art of Street Photography (2026)
Unscripted public life, fleeting encounters, urban rhythm, observation, and chance.
View exhibition → 05 · 2026The Beauty in Decay (2026)
Forty-three photographers exploring deterioration, abandoned structures, corroded surfaces, fading objects, and beauty persisting after use.
View exhibition → 06 · 2025The Art of Landscape
Landscape beyond pastoral views: natural and built, monumental and ephemeral, and our relationship to time and place.
View exhibition → 07 · 2025Pharmacopeia (2025)
Medicine, intoxication, dependence, healing, commerce, ritual, and the culture of drugs.
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Past exhibitions
Browse TCG Gallery’s exhibition history year by year.