Soho Triad
Profile
Soho Photo Gallery is a not-for-profit cooperative foundation, managed and operated by a membership of over 100 artists. The gallery was founded in 1971 by a group of freelancers and fine art photographers in a small Soho space. They moved a few years later into neighboring Tribeca, building the gallery in the spacious rooms of a former egg warehouse.
For three decades the gallery's mission has been the showcasing of achievement and talent of every variety. Notable photographers who have exhibited at Soho Photo include Andre Kertesz, Minor White, and Eva Rubinstein.
There are four solo exhibitions by members each month on the main floor. Each exhibit bay is capable of displaying an average of 15 pieces. There is additional space in the front of the gallery for small shows and individual works. The mezzanine is normally used for guest exhibitors.
Soho Photo Gallery presents two annual, juried national photography competitions: the for pinhole, plastic and toy camera photography; and the. A special national juried exhibition, will be presented in September 2002. The gallery's education program offers workshops and guest lectures on palladium printing, Polaroid transfers, pinhole photography, self-promotion and digital imaging.
For three decades the gallery's mission has been the showcasing of achievement and talent of every variety. Notable photographers who have exhibited at Soho Photo include Andre Kertesz, Minor White, and Eva Rubinstein.
There are four solo exhibitions by members each month on the main floor. Each exhibit bay is capable of displaying an average of 15 pieces. There is additional space in the front of the gallery for small shows and individual works. The mezzanine is normally used for guest exhibitors.
Soho Photo Gallery presents two annual, juried national photography competitions: the for pinhole, plastic and toy camera photography; and the. A special national juried exhibition, will be presented in September 2002. The gallery's education program offers workshops and guest lectures on palladium printing, Polaroid transfers, pinhole photography, self-promotion and digital imaging.
