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Final Week to Register for Lost & Found: Community Archiving Workshop with Sierra KingThe stories we carry, both shared ...
06/06/2026

Final Week to Register for Lost & Found: Community Archiving Workshop with Sierra King

The stories we carry, both shared and unique, deserve to be preserved. Many of those stories, including ones we may have thought were lost, can often be rediscovered within our personal photographic archives.

In this hands-on community workshop, participants will work with found photographs to learn best practices for preservation, gain insight into photographic processes, and develop skills in archival description writing. Join Sierra King, founder and principal archivist of Build Your Archive, for an intimate and engaging session focused on documenting, caring for, and preserving personal histories.

Registration includes an archival memory box, archiving toolkit, and zine. A package valued at over $35.

Hit the link in bio to register today!

06/05/2026

⏰ Final Days to Submit! The deadline for New South, Volume III is June 14 at 11:59 PM.

New South welcomes submissions from both emerging and established photographers, showcasing a wide range of voices, perspectives, and approaches to image-making in and about the American South.
Selected artists will be featured in a high-quality printed publication, providing an opportunity to share their work with a broader audience and gain greater visibility within the photographic community.

We believe diverse perspectives are essential to understanding the full complexity of life in the South. We especially encourage submissions from, but are not limited to, artists who identify as Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, LGBTQ+, and people with disabilities.

New South, Volume III is made possible through the generous support of Exposure.

Exposure is a modern publishing platform for visual storytellers, making it easy to create, publish, and share compelling photo and video stories with audiences around the world.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting publication!

Hit the link in bio to learn more and submit your strongest work.

Applications are now open for ACP’s Studio Artist Program!Atlanta Center for Photography is offering one subsidized stud...
06/03/2026

Applications are now open for ACP’s Studio Artist Program!

Atlanta Center for Photography is offering one subsidized studio space to a lens-based artist, with a lease beginning as early as July 1, 2026. We embrace a broad definition of lens-based practice, including photography, video, mixed media, collage, printmaking, and more.

About the Studio
Studio 1
• 218 square feet
• Private bathroom and storage closet
• $436/month

Leases begin July 1 or July 15 and are six months in length, with the opportunity to renew. Studio rent is subsidized and priced at just $2 per square foot, with rent due on the first of each month.

Hit the link in our bio to learn more and submit your application today!

⏰ Last Call! Registration closes this Thursday at 11:59 PM. Photobooks as Intervention is a four-week tactile meditatio...
06/02/2026

⏰ Last Call! Registration closes this Thursday at 11:59 PM.

Photobooks as Intervention is a four-week tactile meditation that examines how communal practices, value systems, and material needs contribute to visual narratives of Black life. With an emphasis on photographers based in the American South, participants will engage in close readings of four contemporary photobooks that chronicle Black image production:

• Louisiana Medley by Keith Calhoun and Chandra McCormick (2018)
• A Civil Rights Journey by Doris Derby (2021)
• Kinship & Community: Selections from the Texas African American Photography Archive, edited by Nicole R. Fleetwood and Brian Wallis (2026)
• Close Friends by Arieanne Evans (2026)

Beginning Saturday, June 6, this class will meet weekly for four weeks from 3–4:30 PM.

Registration: $60 (Non-Members) | $40 (Members)

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage deeply with contemporary photobook practice.

Register today via the link in our bio!

ACP is now hiring an Education Manager (Independent Contractor).The Education Manager will serve as the lead coordinator...
06/01/2026

ACP is now hiring an Education Manager (Independent Contractor).

The Education Manager will serve as the lead coordinator for the Artists Make Atlanta Teen Apprenticeship, a 16-week paid program pairing 10 high school students (ages 16–18) from underserved areas of Fulton County with professional artists for digital media training, mentorship, and career development.

This is a unique opportunity for an arts educator, program manager, or creative leader passionate about empowering the next generation of artists and storytellers while helping shape meaningful pathways into Atlanta’s creative economy.
Compensation: $15,000 for the contract period
Application Deadline: June 15

Hit the link in bio to read the full job description and apply.

Photo Monday Highlight: Landon McKinley
06/01/2026

Photo Monday Highlight: Landon McKinley

Please join ACP at Day & Night Projects on June 11 from 7–11 PM for the opening of the 2026 Corinne Adams Emerging Artis...
05/28/2026

Please join ACP at Day & Night Projects on June 11 from 7–11 PM for the opening of the 2026 Corinne Adams Emerging Artist Fellowship Cohort Exhibition.

Over the course of the fellowship, these artists engaged in professional development opportunities designed to strengthen their artistic practices, expand their networks, and deepen their understanding of the contemporary photography landscape.

Their culminating group exhibition, Trying to Remember Something Too Important to Forget, will be on view at Day and Night Projects through July 25.

Featuring work by:
Gabrielle Barnett ()
Ross Landenberger ()
Montenez Lowery (.l)
Landon McKinley ()

Please join us in welcoming the newest ACP team member, Cristina Mora, in her role as Digital Media Lab Manager.Cristina...
05/27/2026

Please join us in welcoming the newest ACP team member, Cristina Mora, in her role as Digital Media Lab Manager.

Cristina joins ACP with ten years of experience with large-format printers, including five years in professional studios around Atlanta. At ACP, Cristina will oversee all Digital Media Lab operations, develop new trainings and classes, and launch expanded professional Lab services. We’re thrilled to welcome Cristina to the team!

About Cristina Mora:
Cristina Mora is a Latina photographer and photo editor based in Atlanta, GA. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from Savannah College of Art and Design and a is pursuing a master’s in Strategic Communication at Agnes Scott College.

ACP is thrilled to announce that after a rigorous application process, Davion Alston has been selected as the ACP x Down...
05/26/2026

ACP is thrilled to announce that after a rigorous application process, Davion Alston has been selected as the ACP x Downtown ATL Inc. Teaching Studio Artist Resident.

As part of this program, Davion will receive free studio space for a year, a $5000 stipend, the opportunity to develop and host educational programs at ACP, and a commission for a major public art project in Downtown Atlanta.

We are excited to support Davion’s work over the coming year and look forward to sharing more about upcoming public programs, studio developments, and the resulting public art commission.

05/19/2026

Submissions are now open for ACP’s 2026 Group Publication, New South, Volume III.

New South invites submissions from both emerging and established photographers, highlighting a wide range of voices, perspectives, and approaches to image-making in and about the American South.
Selected works will be featured in a high-quality printed publication, offering artists an opportunity to share their work with a broader audience and gain visibility within the photographic community.

We believe that diverse perspectives are crucial to capturing the full spectrum of life in the American South. Therefore, we are especially encouraging submissions from, but not limited to, artists who identify as Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, LGBTQ+, and people with disabilities.

Hit the link in bio to learn more and submit your best work!

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