10:00am, Mon 20 Jul 2026 - 11:59pm, Sun 06 Sep 2026

Open Call: Cite the past, sight the stars

The Photographers’ Gallery invites applications for a new residency in Derbyshire.

04 Aug 2026 - 01 Nov 2026

Open Call | Future of Archives: Whose Archive is it Anyway?

Open call for speakers for a one-day event on 16 April 2027 exploring the future of archives and archiving.

Now open in Soho Photography Quarter!

19 Jun 2026 - 01 Jun 2027

NINAGAWA Mika: Captive Blooms

Discover large-scale works by NINAGAWA Mika in a free outdoor exhibition in Soho Photography Quarter

Now open!

24 Jun 2026 - 27 Sep 2026

Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now

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

Now open!

03 Jul 2026 - 13 Sep 2026

Sayuri Ichida: Playing the Piano Upstairs

Through luminous handcrafted prints, Sayuri Ichida explores memory, grief and sisterhood against the snow-covered landscapes of rural Japan.

01 Mar 2026 - 31 Dec 2026

Autofoto photobooth at The Photographers' Gallery

Create a special memory in our 1960s analogue photobooth at the Gallery!

11:00am, Sat 22 Aug 2026

Photo Walk: Kosmo Foto DIREKTOR

Join Stephen from Kosmo Foto and the Bookshop Team for a cinematic photo walk on Saturday 22 August.

12:00pm, Fri 04 Sep 2026

Folio Friday: September 2026

A free portfolio review afternoon for photographers

6:30pm, Thu 10 Sep 2026

Discussion: Global Photographies

Join an event looking at the currents and undercurrents of photography produced and perceived internationally

15 Sep 2026 - 20 Oct 2026

Online Course: Starting an Archive (2026)

A six-week practical course on archives and archiving on Tuesdays, from 18.30 - 20.00 BST

16 Sep 2026 - 21 Oct 2026

Online course | Japanese photography reconsidered: Women in focus

Discover artists who have shaped Japanese photography

Netstalgia Not Acceptable

11:00am, Thu 17 Sep 2026

"I Miss the Internet"

A day of workshops, talks and performances that explore how internet memory, nostalgia and platform power shape our understanding of the web past, present and future.