FOTO FORUM SANTA FE

Last Day to Enter: Enter your photos by today Thursday, June 25th to be displayed at Foto Forum Santa Fe’s 7th Annual Members’ Show, opening on Friday, August 7 from 4-6 pm.

Current members of Foto Forum Santa Fe may enter up to four of their photographs with no entry fee. Please follow https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/member-show to enter your photos.

Not a member? Everyone is welcome to join our membership program—from students to professionals alike. Visit https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/membership-donate to explore membership plans.

The Best in Show Prize of $100 in cash will be awarded by executive director Sage Paisner.

Enter now to be a part of the community show and have your work displayed in Santa Fe.

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THREE DAYS LEFT: Enter your photos by Thursday, June 25th to be displayed at Foto Forum Santa Fe's 7th Annual Members' Show, opening on Friday, August 7 from 4-6 pm.

Current members of Foto Forum Santa Fe may enter up to four of their photographs with no entry fee. Please follow https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/member-show to enter your photos.

Not a member? Everyone is welcome to join our membership program—from students to professionals alike. Visit https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/membership-donate to explore membership plans.

The Best in Show Prize will be awarded by executive director Sage Paisner.

We are still accepting entries for Foto Forum Santa Fe's 7th Annual Members' Show, opening on Friday, August 7 from 4-6pm. The deadline for entries is the upcoming date of Thursday June 25th, 2026.

Current members of Foto Forum Santa Fe may enter up to four of their photographs with no entry. If you'd like to become a member, visit https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/membership-donate to explore membership plans.

The Best in Show Prize will be awarded by executive director Sage Paisner. The winner will receive a $500.00 Gift Certificate to Visions Photo Lab in Santa Fe, which can be redeemed for any of their Printing, Processing, or Mounting services.

If interested in entering, please follow
https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/member-show

Images are from the opening of the 5th and 6th Annual Foto Forum Members' Show.

TWO SPOTS LEFT:

Join us on June 20–21, 2026 for an immersive Wet Plate Collodion Workshop and learn how to create your own tintype and ambrotype portraits using one of photography's earliest processes.

Often described as the original Polaroid, wet plate collodion photography requires participants to hand-coat glass or metal plates, make them light-sensitive, and expose them immediately in a large-format view camera. The result is a one-of-a-kind image with remarkable detail, character, and permanence.

Throughout the workshop, participants will explore the history of the collodion process and gain hands-on experience preparing, exposing, and developing their own photographs from start to finish.

Originally discovered by Frederick Scott Archer in the 1850s, the wet plate process helped transform photography into a thriving profession, with traveling photographers carrying mobile studios from town to town and making portraiture accessible to wider audiences.

Visit https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/product-page/wet-plate-workshop to reserve your place and experience photography as it was practiced over 170 years ago.

June 20–21, 2026

We only have two spots left for our summer Wet Plate Workshop on June 20th & 21st.

In this workshop you will learn the history of the collodion process, how to coat and prepare light-sensitive plates on glass and metal and expose them immediately using our large format view camera.

Visit
https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/product-page/wet-plate-workshop
to learn more and see pricing details.

OPEN CALL

Members of Foto Forum Santa Fe may enter up to four of their photographs, no entry fee required for current members only.

The exhibition will open on Friday, August 7, 2026 from 4-6pm.

Opening Exhibition
8/7/26

Deadline To Enter
6/25/26

Not an active member?
Visit https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/membership-donate to explore membership plans.

The Annual Members’ Show is a juried group exhibition featuring printed works from Members of Foto Forum Santa Fe. Entries are open to emerging and established artists internationally, with the exhibition held at our gallery located in the historic Railyard Arts District of downtown Santa Fe.

The opening reception for the Annual Members’ Show is one of our most attended events each year, noted for its eclectic range of work from our diverse community of artists.

The Best in Show Prize will be awarded by executive director Sage Paisner. The winner will receive a $500.00 Gift Certificate to Visions Photo Lab in Santa Fe, which can be redeemed for any of their Printing, Processing, or Mounting services.
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Note: Please limit your framed works to a maximum of 15” on the longest dimension. Works exceeding the maximum of 15” on the longest dimension will not be accepted.

Visit fotoforumsantafe.com/member-show for more information.

Image by Ashton Thornhill, 2023 Members’ Show Selection.

Members of Foto Forum Santa Fe may enter up to four of their photographs, no entry fee required for current members only.

The exhibition will open on Friday, August 7, 2026 from 4-6pm.

Not an active member?
Visit https://www.fotoforumsantafe.com/membership-donate to explore membership plans.

The Annual Members’ Show is a juried group exhibition featuring printed works from Members of Foto Forum Santa Fe. Entries are open to emerging and established artists internationally, with the exhibition held at our gallery located in the historic Railyard Arts District of downtown Santa Fe.

The opening reception for the Annual Members’ Show is one of our most attended events each year, noted for its eclectic range of work from our diverse community of artists.

The Best in Show Prize will be awarded by executive director Sage Paisner. The winner will receive a $500.00 Gift Certificate to Visions Photo Lab in Santa Fe, which can be redeemed for any of their Printing, Processing, or Mounting services.
​
Note: Please limit your framed works to a maximum of 15” on the longest dimension. Works exceeding the maximum of 15” on the longest dimension will not be accepted.

Visit fotoforumsantafe.com/member-show for more information.

Image by Ashton Thornhill, 2023 Members’ Show Selection.

TONIGHT: Please join us for the opening reception of the 2026 Photography Award Winner, Jared Ragland, for his series ‘WHAT HAS BEEN WILL BE AGAIN’ tonight, June 5th from 5-7pm at Foto Forum Santa Fe. The artist will be in attendance.

Address
1714 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501

About The Artist
Jared Ragland (MFA, Tulane University) is a fine art and documentary photographer and former White House photo editor. His collaborative, socially conscious visual practice critically confronts issues of identity, marginalization, and the history of place. He currently serves on the faculty at the University of Mississippi as Instructional Assistant Professor in the Department of Art and Art History and affiliate faculty at the Center for the Study of Southern Culture.

What Has Been Will Be Again has led Jared Ragland across more than 35,000 miles and into each of Alabama’s 67 counties to trace routes connected to brutal colonial legacies. The photographs strategically focus on the importance of place, the passage of time, and the visual-political dimensions of remembrance.

Please join us for the opening reception of the 2026 Photography Award Winner, Jared Ragland, for his series ‘WHAT HAS BEEN WILL BE AGAIN’ this Friday, June 5th from 5-7pm at Foto Forum Santa Fe. The artist will be in attendance.

Address
1714 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501

About The Artist
Jared Ragland (MFA, Tulane University) is a fine art and documentary photographer and former White House photo editor. His collaborative, socially conscious visual practice combines a range of photographic tactics with social science, historical, and literary research methodologies to critically confront issues of identity, marginalization, and the history of place. He currently serves on the faculty at the University of Mississippi as Instructional Assistant Professor in the Department of Art and Art History and affiliate faculty at the Center for the Study of Southern Culture.

What Has Been Will Be Again has led Jared Ragland across more than 35,000 miles and into each of Alabama’s 67 counties to trace routes connected to brutal colonial legacies. By combining a Southern Gothic visual sensibility with narrative captions, the photographs strategically focus on the importance of place, the passage of time, and the visual-political dimensions of remembrance.