Contact Photo is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new photographs by Camilo Fuentealba Brevis. No Wasted Days will showcase his 2023 works that capture the rich tapestry of human intimacy unfolding everyday on the streets of NYC.

EVERYBODY SKATE highlights the female and non-binary skateboarding community in New York City through Apisukh’s photographic works made from 2019 – 2023.

Join us for the opening reception of WHO ARE WE, a group exhibition featuring the works of 27 San Francisco street photographers. This exhibition has been touring from the Bay Area since its inception as a zine, with the photographers who organized and curated the project themselves. Come and meet the artists who are shaping the contemporary street photography landscape of San Francisco.

Niko Devera explores American fraternity culture and deconstructs the hypermasculinity it perpetuates with his photographs.

Contact Photo is pleased to present ¿SUEÑAS CON MARIPOSAS? - a solo exhibition by Victor Llorente. This exhibition showcases photographs captured by the artist during his 2020 journey to the Cerro Pelon Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary and El Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary in Mexico.

Contact Photo is pleased to present a summer group exhibition WHEN I WAS OLDER. Join us for the opening reception on July 28th 6-9pm at 51 Porter Ave, Brooklyn.

Come join us for our first ever open call salon in 2023. Hang your own photo at our Brooklyn Contact Photo and support NYC-SPC in the new year. Show runs from 1/27 to 2/4.

Alexis LandínRoturismo

December 10th - January 21st

Opening Reception December 10th 6pm

NYC-SPC is pleased to announce Alexis Landín’s first solo exhibition in NYC, Roturismo.

NYC-SPC is please to announce Matthew Phipps Everyday is Babylon. A series of photos taken during his travels over the past ten years.

Anya Broido's photographic work orbits themes of urbanity and the street: providing an entry into the different subcultures and nightlife. Her street wanderings often lead to chance encounters with strangers and in this series, she explores more intimately their private lives. In Broido's images, her subjects extend themselves with openness and lead the viewer into a world they might never have known.