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Photography for all, arts for action
Photography for all, arts for action

Return to Wonderland
At Gallery 46

Para (পাড়া)
Seamus Murphy, Photographs from Kolkata

Our Bodies Have Been Bridges
At Autograph

So it goes
Curated by Robyn Anika

Sanlé Sory: Colour Years
At the Photographers' Gallery

Symbiosis
by Mariia Antipina

From Home to Home
An exhibition by The Develop Collective

Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photography
At Tate Modern

Martin Parr | The Last Resort
At Rocket Gallery

Autoimmune
Jenny Lewis X Autofoto
Keep up-to-date with the growing 2026 PhotoMonth Programme taking place all across London this October.
The 2026 programme includes over 30 exhibitions all across the city of London, inlcuding shows at major art institutions, independent galleries and venues, and community spaces by independent practioners.
The 2026 programme includes Portfolio Reviews with industry leaders, a symposium at YSJ University in London, walking tours by Urbanlens3, book launches, and tours at collaborating institutions.
This year's Open Call Exhibition, themed Unity and Community, will be held at the Arts Pavilion at Mile End Park. The exhibition features works by international artists and will be accompanied by work from university students and celebrated Photographer Seamus Murphy.

Pride and Police by Ravi Madan

Oglander Road – Life and Dreams in London by Véronique Stohrer

The School Mothers Project by Megan Taylor

The Lake by Igor Zelenov

Forms of Intimacy by Heun Jung Kim

Seen/Unseen: The Migrant Children by Tianqiutao Chen

Art of Connection by Mamu Unu

The Language of Us by Lia Cordery

Londonis লন্ডনী by John Hartley

The Body as Archive by Karen Kouame

"I’m not going back in no closet" by Neil Martinson

Dissections by David Boulogne

Community (WYAB) by Iyesogie Ogieriakhi

Encounters by Kevin You

Peanut Project by Alex Robertson

Kothis in Our Gully by Karan
Photograph Arts aims to create accessible and frequent opportunities for artists to exhibit and promote their work across London. We aim to reflect and respond to issues of social justice, representation, and human rights. We are also committed to sustainability, repurposing community-run spaces and reimagining what constitutes an exhibition space. We believe that by connecting artists of all disciplines and career levels through our programme, we can deepen the sense of community within and access to London's art scene.