Japanese Women Photographers opens tomorrow!

Book your tickets now for Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now - opening tomorrow in our air conditioned galleries!

Exhibition

A major exhibition reframing the history of Japanese photography through the voices and lenses of 27 women working from the 1950s to today.

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Exhibition

A major exhibition reframing the history of Japanese photography through the voices and lenses of 27 women working from the 1950s to today.

Exhibition

Blending analogue and digital processes, this solo exhibition in the Print Sales Gallery brings together Nicholas Hughes' layered landscapes which reflect the beauty, fragility and quiet instability of the natural world.

Free

Exhibition

Blending analogue and digital processes, this solo exhibition in the Print Sales Gallery brings together Nicholas Hughes' layered landscapes which reflect the beauty, fragility and quiet instability of the natural world.

Soho Photography Quarter

Discover works from NINAGAWA Mika’s Captive Blooms in a free outdoor exhibition in Soho Photography Quarter just outside the Gallery on Ramillies Street.

Soho Photography Quarter

Discover works from NINAGAWA Mika’s Captive Blooms in a free outdoor exhibition in Soho Photography Quarter just outside the Gallery on Ramillies Street.

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Your ticket covers entry to all exhibitions. 16-18 Ramillies Street, London W1F 7LW

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What's on

Discover what exhibitions, events, talks and workshops are going on, and coming up, in the Gallery and online.

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Portrait of KATAYAMA Mari and TAWADA Yuki

6:30pm, Wed 24 Jun 2026

Artist Talk: KATAYAMA Mari and TAWADA Yuki

A special opening event marking Japanese Women Photographers...

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Colour photograph of young demonstrator

6:30pm, Thu 25 Jun 2026

Book Launch, Talk & Signing, Matthew Connors: The Axe Will Survive the Master

Please join us for an evening with photographer...

Free

Colour photograph of Mount Fuji in the distance, with a body of water in the foreground.

6:30pm, Thu 25 Jun 2026

Exhibition Tour: Japanese Women Photographers - From 1950s to Now

Join this informal tour of Japanese Women Photographers

Free with general admission

Workshops & Courses

Colour photograph of a hanging sign reading 'Kodak'

29 Jun 2026 - 03 Aug 2026

Course | An A to Z of Photography 2026

Take a journey through the lexicon of photography...

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Print Sales Gallery

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Online‚ Exhibition

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Online exhibition

06 Mar 2026 - 31 Dec 2028

Ghost in the loop

Ghost in the Loop is an online exhibition...

Free

Black and white photograph of ocean waves crashing against large, jagged rocks along a rocky shoreline.

Last chance to see

24 Apr 2026 - 28 Jun 2026

Nicholas Hughes: Uncertain Silence

A solo exhibition at The Print Sales Gallery...

Free

Workshops & Courses

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10:00am, Sat 27 Jun 2026

Ask our Archivist

Book a one-to-one practical advice session with TPG's...

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Waste as Resource: residency with Felix Loftus

Over April and May 2026, we’re partnering with...

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unthinking.photography

An online resource that explores photography's increasingly automated...

2026 at The Photographers' Gallery

Join us for another exceptional year of photography in 2026!

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