Charlottesville Festival of the Photograph

JUNE 7-9 2012

Gallery Exhibits

Nan Goldin's "Scopophilia" at Second Street Gallery. Photo by Meredith Montague.
People gather outside Christopher Anderson's show "Son" at Warm Springs Gallery. Photo by Brendan Hoffman.
The FREE SPEECH exhibit intends to inspire dialogue on an issue in our society. Ashley Gilbertson's panoramic images of fallen soldier's intact bedrooms aimed to humanize members of the military who served our country in Iraq and Afghanistan. Photo by Meredith Montague.
George Steinmetz's aerial photos hanging in the trees over the Downtown Mall. Photo by Andrew Owen.
BD Hope for a Healthy World hosted a breakfast panel. Photo by Michael Nichols.
Inside the World Press Photo Exhibition, Jodi Bieber's portrait of Bibi Aisha (pictured at right), an Afghan girl who was mutilated by her husband after a failed attempt to run away, won the honor of Photo of the Year. Photo by Michael Nichols.
Massimo Vitali's large format prints at Chroma Projects. Photo by Michael Nichols.
The entrance to Antonin Kratochvil's INsight exhibit. Photo by Michael Nichols.

LOOK3 2012 exhibits will be announced in January


To enhance and amplify the legacy artist program, LOOK3 coordinates with local galleries to host special print exhibitions of work by our 3 featured artists. These gallery shows serve as a strong complement to the INsight Conversations and provide an opportunity to display the work of these legendary photographers to all Festival guests. In addition, LOOK3 invites a number of artists and organizations to present print exhibits during the Festival to contribute to a world class program of photography exhibitions.


Exhibiting Artists in 2011 included Nan Goldin, Massimo Vitali, Antonin Kratochvil, George Steinmetz, Christopher Anderson, Ashley Gilbertson, LaToya Ruby Frazier, BD Hope for a Healthy World, World Press Photo 11, and Pictures of the Year