Urban & Street (2022)

December 1, 2022 to January 1, 2023

Urban & Street (2022) was presented from December 1, 2022 to January 1, 2023 as an online photography exhibition focused on public space, city life, and the shifting relationships between people and place. The original framing describes streets as routes, hiding places, and a psychogeographic web through which everyday life becomes visible. The catalog preserves 28 works alongside a 29-name Featured Artists roster, with 26 archival photo prints, one archival pigment print, and one chromogenic print. Credit lines identify artists in the United States and locations including Dhaka, Bermuda, Hong Kong, Calgary, and Hatyai. These are artist credit locations, not claims of nationality or where the photographs were made. Entries retain supplied dimensions, dates, edition notes, and historical price, POR, or NFS fields. This permanent TCG Gallery archive page keeps the exhibition searchable by artist, title, process, and theme while leaving the images as the primary record. Explore the complete catalog below, then continue to related street photography exhibitions or current photography open calls.

Street Photography as a Record of Public Space

Urban & Street (2022) is a completed online photography exhibition presented by TCG Gallery from December 1, 2022 to January 1, 2023. Its original prospectus treats the street as both a physical route and a shared social field, describing nooks, pathways, cityscape complexity, and a psychogeographic web that connects everyday life to a sense of place. This searchable archive essay preserves that exhibition-level framework without assigning subjects, locations, or meanings to individual photographs from their titles alone. The catalog remains the primary record, carrying supplied titles, media, dimensions, years, edition notes, artist credits, and historical price fields.

Twenty-Eight Catalog Entries and Three Print Categories

The visible catalog contains 28 works. Twenty-six are listed as archival photo prints. Hilary Bachelder's 1190 is listed as an archival pigment print, while Dan McGarrah's Down On 7th is listed as a chromogenic print from an edition of 12. Those process terms come directly from the live credit lines. They make the page useful for searches involving street photography, urban photography, archival photo printing, archival pigment printing, and chromogenic photography without implying that one process creates a single shared style. Dimensions range across inches and size-on-request fields, preserving the practical catalog information supplied for each work.

A Catalog Spanning 1989 to 2022

Twenty-five of the 28 visible entries include a year. The earliest listed year is 1989, attached to Down On 7th, and the latest listed year is 2022. Three entries, Urban Cacophony, Merry-Go-Round in the Clouds, and Ink in Motion, do not include a year on the live page. The archive leaves those dates unstated instead of inferring them. Other fields also vary by entry. Some include edition information, some use size on request, and the historical sales fields include numeric prices, POR, NFS, or no price entry. These records document how the exhibition was published and do not establish current availability.

Artist Credits Across Multiple Locations

The Featured Artists section preserves 29 names. The visible catalog contains 28 entries credited to 27 of those artists, with Laura Ally represented by two works. Credit locations include cities and regions across the United States as well as Dhaka, Bangladesh; Bermuda; Hong Kong; Calgary, Alberta, Canada; and Hatyai, Songkhla, Thailand. Those locations identify the artists within the exhibition record. They do not establish nationality, photographic subject, or where a work was produced. Keeping that distinction explicit allows the page to support searches for an online photography exhibition with geographically broad participation without turning catalog addresses into unsupported biographical claims.

Twenty-Eight Works in a Permanent Online Catalog

Each visible entry remains searchable through its artist, title, process when listed, dimensions, year when listed, and other supplied catalog fields. Together, those details support direct research by artist, print format, exhibition date, and theme while keeping the image grid at the center of the page. The 29-name Featured Artists roster and 28 visible catalog entries remain separate parts of the published record, so the archive does not invent a missing caption or assign an undocumented work. This structure keeps Urban & Street useful as both an exhibition and a catalog long after its original dates.

Urban & Street in the TCG Gallery Archive

Urban & Street (2022) sits within TCG Gallery's long-term photography exhibition archive and provides an early record of the gallery's recurring engagement with street photography and public life. Viewers can explore all 28 visible catalog entries on this page, continue to later editions of The Art of Street Photography, browse the complete exhibition archive, or review current photography open calls. The separate Sales and Artist Inquiries section remains below the catalog for anyone seeking contact information about a featured artist or work.

Featured Artists

Andrea Waxler, Aneek Mustafa Anwar, Angela Faries, Billy Ray, Ching Wah Poon, Colin Shisler, Dan Florin, Dan McGarrah, Henry Au, Hilary Bachelder, Jake Corcoran, Jeff Maysent, Jim Hill, Joan Eckhardt, John Diephouse, John Kaminski, Kate Golightly, Laura Ally, Leonard Jewler, Lori Law, Mark Peacock, Mark Taylor, Mary Eileen Carson, Monica Graham, Owen Davies, Perrin Marie, Pierre Vaillancourt, Tina Armando, Xin Permhansa