Featured exhibition

Nocturne: Photography After Dark

Night is not a backdrop in these photographs. It is where things happen.

A shift runs late, a door is left open, a crowd gathers and drains away, a fire is lit and tended until it burns down.

Nocturne: Photography After Dark exhibition flyer. Photograph: La Catrina, © Juan Monte.
Now accepting work

Open calls

Four calls, four ways to show your work. Read each prospectus for the theme, deadline, and submission details.

Contemporary Horizons — submissions close November 20, 2026. Photograph © Mayra Rae.
Now open

Contemporary Horizons

An open-theme photography call welcoming documentary, portraiture, landscape, still life, abstraction, staged photography, and experimental practice.

DeadlineNovember 20, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET
Artist NotificationsNovember 27, 2026
ExhibitionDecember 1–31, 2026
The Art of Street Photography. Photograph © Spencer Cunningham. Submissions close December 20, 2026.
Now open

The Art of Street Photography

A call for photographs that capture the character, moments, and stories of life in public spaces.

DeadlineDecember 20, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET
Artist NotificationsDecember 27, 2026
ExhibitionOnline exhibition
The Beauty in Decay. Photograph © Bob Debski. Submissions close January 20, 2027.
Now open

The Beauty in Decay

Photographs that find history, tension, or unexpected beauty in weathered objects, surfaces, places, and the natural world.

DeadlineJanuary 20, 2027 · 11:59 PM ET
Artist NotificationsJanuary 27, 2027
ExhibitionOnline exhibition
The Narrative: Stories in a Single Frame. Photograph © Beamie Young. Submissions close February 20, 2027.
Now open

The Narrative: Stories in a Single Frame

Photographs that suggest a story, whether found in the world or made deliberately for the camera.

DeadlineFebruary 20, 2027 · 11:59 PM ET
Artist NotificationsFebruary 27, 2027
ExhibitionOnline exhibition

We believe money should not prevent strong work from being considered. Submission fees help cover the administrative and promotional costs of running each call. Full and partial fee waivers are available through the TCG Gallery Fee Waiver Application. Apply at least 48 hours before the call closes.

How it works

No mystery meat submission process.

Choose a call, submit up to three images, wait for notifications, and selected work goes live in a curated exhibition.

Choose

Review the current calls and pick the theme that actually fits your work.

Submit

Send up to three images through the entry form with clean artwork details.

Review

Work is considered for image quality, theme relevance, originality, and exhibition cohesion.

Exhibit

Accepted artists are published online, credited, archived, and promoted through gallery channels.

Formerly The Chateau Gallery

Independent. Artist-run. Built for photography.

Formerly The Chateau Gallery, TCG Gallery is an independent, New York City-based online photography gallery with roots in Louisville, Kentucky.

What began inside a Châteauesque Victorian mansion in Louisville became an artist-run gallery and continues online as a permanent photography exhibition archive.

Installation view from Pharmacopeia at The Chateau Gallery in Louisville, Kentucky, 2021.

Bring the photograph that keeps looking back.

Browse current opportunities, submit to an open call, or explore recent exhibitions from photographers around the world.