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The Women Street Photographers Annual Exhibition is a showcase of the most compelling single images of street photography and street portraiture from around the world. Open to women and non-binary photographers, the call celebrates diverse voices and expansive approaches to photographing life in public spaces.
Seventy finalists will be exhibited at El Barrio’s Artspace PS109 in New York City, April 9-19, 2027. Winners receive international exposure, publication across WSP’s platforms reaching over 200,000 followers, and a dedicated profile on the Women Street Photographers website. In addition, Leica Camera USA will award FOUR (4) US$1,000 cash grants. Printing and framing for the exhibition are fully covered.
Bonus entries:
Fee Waivers
To promote and empower photographers who cannot afford the entry fee (New York City residents excluded), or if you are unable to pay by credit card because of restrictions in countries affected by U.S. embargo, you may request up to two free entries. Please email hello@womenstreetphotographers.com to receive a fee waiver form and briefly explain your reason.
Founded in 2017 by photographer Gulnara Lyabib Samoilova, Women Street Photographers is a global community dedicated to supporting and amplifying the work of women photographers, both professional and amateur alike. It embraces artists of all races, ethnicities, creeds, generations, abilities, and gender identities, both online and in person.
With an inclusive and non-traditional approach, WSP expands the boundaries of street photography by showcasing diverse perspectives from around the world. Its platforms include the official website www.womenstreetphotographers.com, social platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Irys), the annual festival in New York City, traveling exhibitions, an Artist Residency, and the best-selling book Women Street Photographers (Prestel, 2021).
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