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2026

 
 

Place de la République
Thomas Boivin
Main Gallery

June 5-August 21, 2026

In his series Place de la République, Thomas Boivin presents a collective portrait of youth, vibrancy, and hope found in the famous Paris square. Over a period of four years starting in 2018, Boivin photographed a wide variety of young people, asking them to be present briefly for his 4 x 5 camera, stopping for a moment out of time. Learn more . . .

 
 

Capture the Flag
Robb Hill
Efroymson Gallery

July 3-August 21, 2026

Indiana-born photographer Robb Hill specializes in documentary and assignment photography. He has extensive experience working domestically and abroad for newspapers, magazines, and digital news outlets. His series Capture the Flag looks at how the citizens of America use the flag to project personal ideas on a national symbol. Sometimes playful and often profound, Capture the Flag considers Americans’ relationship to the flag at a time when fundamental aspects of American democracy are being pushed and pulled across the centerline. Learn more . . .

 
 

These Grand Places
Tomiko Jones
Main Gallery

September 4-November 20, 2026

These Grand Places was ignited by seeing a list of federally protected public land to be reviewed for de-regulation during the first Trump administration. Through deep engagement and time spent on site, These Grand Places explores public land and national identity, uncovering the complexities of the current geopolitical and environmental moment, while illuminating the beauty of public lands. This project builds on lifelong concepts in Tomiko Jones’s work on place, belonging, and the care with which we move through the world as artists.

 
 

Image by Attabey Rodriguez Benitez, Aurora Member

Aurora 2026 Members Juried Exhibition
Main Gallery
December 4, 2026 - January 15, 2027

Deadline to submit: August 31, 2026

The Aurora 2026 Members Juried Exhibition celebrates the creativity of Aurora’s members as a community that engages the medium of photography in all its many forms.

Juror: Barbara Tannenbaum, Curator of Photography, Chair of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs, Cleveland Museum of Art

For information on eligibility and how to submit your work, click here to learn more.