The Museum will be closed
Saturday, January 11 - Monday January 20
and will reopen January 21 at 11 a.m.
© Yousuf Karsh | Georgia O’Keeffe, 1956
Accession #1982.5.1
Gift of the DBCC Photographic Society
Estate of Yousuf Karsh
collected.
Connecting Past, Present & Future Acquisitions
september 3, 2024 - february 22, 2025
The Southeast Museum of Photography’s collection has been carefully cultivated over the years, representing a wide range of photographic styles, genres and techniques; Collected presents unique selections from the museum’s repository of nearly 6,000 objects.
The Art Of The Everyday
CURATED BY Ashton Guitard, RECIPIENT OF THE 2024 GARY R. LIBBY CURATORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
LOCATED AT THE NEWS JOURNAL CENTER
MAY 23, 2024 - March, 2025
Joshua Oon, Untitled, 2024
We Are Art Vol 2: Potent Narratives, Potent People
February 1, 2025 - April 16, 2025
Photographers and curators James and LaToya Carey capture the essence of Central Florida through the lives and stories of its people. Their work vividly portrays the Black experience, skillfully using the interplay of light and shadow to reveal its beauty. Each thoughtfully crafted narrative enriches the exhibit, celebrating every individual as a masterpiece in their own right.
Patterns of Rupture
Matt Kushan, Unum Babar and Sayera Anwar
© Unum Babar, Archival Print
This exhibition attempts to bring together three artists at various stages of expatriation between Pakistan and the US. They are tied together through a web of relationships – both personal and professional – one of the overlaps being their interest in the patterns that arise through their observation of a culture and land, either adopted or born into.
© Matt Kushan, I Regret to Inform you
#TITLE ME: AN EXPLORATION OF IDENTITY, MEMORY, AND CULTURAL DISPLACEMENT
Opening Exhibition:
March 7, 6 - 8 p.m.
This profound solo exhibition emerges from the collaboration between Jetshri Bhadviya, Madhurima Ganguly, Lisa Caliendo, and Bhadviya’s students at DSC.
Jetshri Bhadviya, Title me
Together, they unravel the complex intersections of identity, memory, pain, and cultural displacement, offering a richly textured experience that bridges personal and collective narratives.
Upcoming Event
Artist Lecture with Maggie Taylor
February 18, 6-8 p.m.
Her work is on display in our current exhibition:
Collected. Connecting Past, Present & Future Acquisitions
Maggie Taylor is an artist who works with digital images. Her work has been widely exhibited in the United States and Europe and is represented within the permanent collections of several galleries and museums - including the Southeast Museum of Photography.
Stay tuned for more information
PAST EXHIBITIONS
© Dorothea Lange, Stranded Residents from Caryville, Florida, July 1937, LC-DIG-fsa-8b32252, Library of Congress
© Christian Weber | Explosions Book Cover (2014)
©Kassandra Ramirez, Henry Crespo, 2024, From the series Borkèn Tainos
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Saturday: 12 - 5 P.M.
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Stay tuned for upcoming 2025 Film Screenings
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