01 Mar 2026 - 31 Dec 2026

Autofoto at The Photographers' Gallery

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

Last chance to see

24 Apr 2026 - 28 Jun 2026

Nicholas Hughes: Uncertain Silence

A solo exhibition at The Print Sales Gallery bringing together Nicholas Hughes' layered landscapes which reflect the beauty, fragility and quiet instability of the natural world.

Coming soon

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 lens of 27 women working from the 1950s to today.

Coming soon

24 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

6:30pm, Wed 24 Jun 2026

Artist Talk: KATAYAMA Mari and TAWADA Yuki

A special opening event marking Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now

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 Matthew Connors. He will be in conversation with Max Ferguson in our Cafe Bar, and will sign copies of his book.

6:30pm, Thu 25 Jun 2026

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

Join this informal tour of Japanese Women Photographers

12:00pm, Fri 26 Jun 2026

Folio Friday: June 2026

A free portfolio review afternoon for photographers

10:00am, Sat 27 Jun 2026

Ask our Archivist

Book a one-to-one practical advice session with TPG's Archivist, Kathryn Tollervey

29 Jun 2026 - 03 Aug 2026

Course | An A to Z of Photography 2026

Take a journey through the lexicon of photography...

6:30pm, Thu 02 Jul 2026

Book Launch & Signing, Goodbye to the 90s with Marc Vallée and James Cahill

Join Marc Vallée in conversation with the novelist and art critic James Cahill in our Café Bar to mark the publication of Marc’s new book, 90s Archive: Volume Four, which

Coming soon

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.