Panopticon Gallery

CALL FOR ART FINAL HOURS

Submissions for First Look close tonight. If you have a cohesive body of work—finished or still unfolding—we want to see it!

Selected portfolios will be exhibited February–April 2026, with additional works featured in First Look: A Second Glance at The Wall Gallery.

Deadline: Tonight, December 29 at 11:59pm EST

Submit through the link in bio.

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Happy holidays from Panopticon Gallery ❄️

Photographers are invited to submit 10 images from a cohesive body of work for consideration. Selected portfolios will be exhibited in our gallery February - April 2026, with additional works featured in First Look: A Second Glance at The Wall Gallery, our space dedicated to smaller-scale and unframed photographs.

First Look is an opportunity to share your vision, reach new audiences, and connect with a community that champions photographic art in all forms.

DEADLINE: December 29th at 11:59pm EST
SUBMIT through the link in bio

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Thinking about submitting to First Look 2026? Swipe to read our top tips for putting together a strong entry. Read the full post over on blog (link in bio)

CALL FOR ART DEADLINE: 12/29th at 11:59pm EST

Grace by Scott Offen on view here at Panopticon Gallery

Grace by Scott Offen on view through December 2nd. Stop by anytime!

Join us this Thursday, September 25, from 6–8pm at Panopticon Gallery for the reception and book signing of Grace by Scott Offen. Celebrate this remarkable work, meet the artist, and explore the newly released monograph!

We are excited to announce that “Grace” by Scott Offen is on view now at Panopticon Gallery. Join us in celebrating Offen’s work on Thursday September 25th from 6-8pm for an artists reception and book signing event!

“Grace” is a 7-year collaboration between Scott Offen and his wife, Grace—a semi fictional portrait where performance, ritual, and wildness blur into one. Through intimate, dreamlike photographs, Grace invites viewers into a world just beyond the ordinary, where self-invention and nature intertwine.

This exhibition coincides with the recent release of Offen’s monograph, Grace, published earlier this year by