The Southeast Museum of Photography exhibits, collects, preserves, and interprets photography to facilitate teaching and learning at Daytona State College.


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This was a splendid display of photographs. Magic!

Exceptional! Powerful Experience!

Daytona's best kept secret.

This was a splendid display of photographs. Magic! Exceptional! Powerful Experience! Daytona's best kept secret.


© James Carey, Cultuvue, Inc.

opens to the public on saturday, september 12

FIRST Floor, SPECIAL Exhibitions

The Cultuvue Photography Exhibition 2026 returns for its sixth annual showcase at the Southeast Museum of Photography at Daytona State College, beginning September 12, 2026. Featuring more than 70 portraits and artworks by James Carey, Adam Allen and Shank Henry, Art Becomes Us explores identity, resilience, beauty, culture and the stories behind the people we encounter. Through powerful portraiture and visual storytelling, the exhibition challenges stereotypes and invites audiences to look beyond the surface. More than an exhibition, Cultuvue celebrates the shared humanity that connects us all.



UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Skellig Rock- a large rock protruding from the ocean floor with many seabirds flying above

© George Karbus, Skelligs Dream, 2017

ELEMENTS

George Karbus

Opening date: NOVEMBER 4

Elements presents George Karbus’ most compelling imagery, taken over a period of twenty years in some of the most remote corners of the globe. Possessing a deep connection to land and sea, he fully immerses himself in the environment he photographs, offering his audiences an insider’s perspective.


Additional exhibitions will be announced at a future date. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for new exhibition announcements, or sign up for our Emailing list.


PAST EXHIBITIONS

© Ed Fennell, 2025

© Cultuvue, We Are Art Vol 2: Potent Narratives, Potent People, 2025

© Christian Weber | Explosions Book Cover (2014)

© Dorothea Lange, Stranded Residents from Caryville, Florida, July 1937, LC-DIG-fsa-8b32252, Library of Congress


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