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 International Juried Photography Exhibition

JOURNEYS
PEOPLE, PASSAGE & PLACE

Notification: April. 24, 4PM CT
Exhibition Dates: May 17 - June 14, 2025

The journey has been both a literal and symbolic force in art and photographic storytelling. From early expedition photography to contemporary narratives, movement—across landscapes, borders, and states of mind—has shaped artistic vision. This juried exhibition invites photographers to explore the journey in its many forms: the grand and the intimate, the external and the internal.

 

How has travel—whether real or imagined—altered your perception of the world? What does it mean to embark on a path that leads to transformation? And in an era where movement is both celebrated and restricted, how do we see the journey today? Praxis Gallery presents photographic work that explores the concept of the journey in any of its iterations. 

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