art2art Circulating Exhibitions

art2art Circulating Exhibitions Traveling exhibitions specializing in photography. website: www.art2art.org Currently available shows span the entire history of photography.

art2art Circulating Exhibitions was formed to address this need in the museum community. They are designed to be accessible to smaller institutions (or to large institutions seeking smaller shows): not only are they priced attractively, but in light of differing space requirements they range in size from two dozen to over 100 works; after all, bigger is not always better! Our continuing search for

fresh material leads us to source the shows from a variety of generous and flexible lenders, including estates and foundations, institutions that do not have their own in-house touring facility, artists and their dealers, and private collections. art2art offers thematic exhibitions on a wide range of topics, from natural history and anthropology, to fashion, photojournalism, science and medicine, and the natural landscape. We currently have on our website over 40 shows that span the entire history of photography, from 19th century masterworks by Carleton Watkins, Roger Fenton and Julia Margaret Cameron, to 20th century greats Edward Weston, Ansel Adams and Bill Brandt, to influential post-War photographers such as Diane Arbus, Gordon Parks, Danny Lyon, Elliott Erwitt, and Lee Friedlander.

Our   "Both Sides of the Lens: Women Photographers in the Weston Circle" features   and the talented women in his circle...
08/10/2026

Our "Both Sides of the Lens: Women Photographers in the Weston Circle" features and the talented women in his circle – Margrethe Mather, Tina Modotti, Anita Brenner, Sonya Noskowiak, Imogen Cunningham, Charis Wilson and Dody Weston Thompson. For more information, visit https://www.art2art.org/all-shows/bothsides

Included in the "The Secret Paris of the 1930s: Vintage Photographs by Brassaï" exhibition are examples of the cliché-ve...
08/03/2026

Included in the "The Secret Paris of the 1930s: Vintage Photographs by Brassaï" exhibition are examples of the cliché-verre technique, a hybrid of photography and etching in which the artist scratches an image onto a photographic negative or plain glass plate before printing it. Brassaï, who called these experimental prints “transmutations,” viewed photography as fully intertwined with the traditional arts: painting, printmaking and sculpture. For more information about the , visit https://www.art2art.org/all-shows/brassai

What's not to love about an awkward family? Last week to catch the Awkward Family Photos exhibit at the West Baton Rouge...
08/03/2026

What's not to love about an awkward family? Last week to catch the Awkward Family Photos exhibit at the West Baton Rouge Museum!!!

“This is our first family portrait. A friend thought it was staged but not at all. After about 10 minutes of taking pictures it was getting pretty hard to wrangle my son. I actually love this photo the most because it really captures the family dynamic well.”

08/03/2026
08/03/2026
In our exhibit "Bill Brandt: Shadows and Substance," you can see Bill Brandt’s interest in portraiture spanned his entir...
07/27/2026

In our exhibit "Bill Brandt: Shadows and Substance," you can see
Bill Brandt’s interest in portraiture spanned his entire career, from his first photograph (Ezra Pound, 1928) to his last (Harold Pinter, 1981). Completely uninterested in politicians and movie stars, he instead trained his camera on literary and artistic figures, often capturing them in moments of personal turmoil and creative unrest. The results are among his most enduring contributions to photo history. For more information, https://www.art2art.org/mastersofthemedium/billbrandt

This August at the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery, Lebanon Valley College!!
07/21/2026

This August at the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery, Lebanon Valley College!!

07/21/2026

"My mom had a field day at Picture People in the mall. She had us all dress for our hobbies."

In our   "PULSE Nightclub: 49 Elegies," artist John Gutoskey honors and commemorates the 49 individuals massacred at the...
07/20/2026

In our "PULSE Nightclub: 49 Elegies," artist John Gutoskey honors and commemorates the 49 individuals massacred at the LGBTQ Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida on June 12, 2016. Combining personal symbols with cultural and spiritual iconography, Gutoskey created 49 visual elegies or poems. The exhibit illustrates how powerful art can be to express grief and process loss.

This show is now up at Sordoni Art Gallery at Wilkes University!!

Our   "East Meets West: Hand-Tinted Vintage Photographs from Meiji Japan, 1880-1900" combines the aesthetics of Japanese...
07/13/2026

Our "East Meets West: Hand-Tinted Vintage Photographs from Meiji Japan, 1880-1900" combines the aesthetics of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints— subject matter, use of props and colorful hand-tinting – were grafted onto the Western photographic tradition. The photographs in this exhibit were taken in the 1880s and 1890s, when Western photographic technology blended with Japanese culture to create a unique artistic movement. European photographers trained, and were replaced by, native Japanese practitioners. For more information, visit https://www.art2art.org/all-shows/eastmeetswest

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