Travel

New York

Country/Region: United States

In a city where grit meets endless opportunity, few places are as creatively fulfilling as New York City. With its restless ambition, constant motion, and relentless creativity, it’s no wonder artists and visionaries have flocked here for generations. From timeless brownstones to avant-garde art spaces, every corner tells a story – and every Lomographer should visit at least once. Expect towering skylines, subway musicians, gritty graffiti, and flashes of cinematic wonder woven into everyday life. This is the city that never sleeps – because it’s too busy constantly reinventing itself.

Other Events

• EARTH Foundation and Magnum Photos Present: Alex Webb – Errand and Epiphany

  2025-03-27 – 2025-09-21 · Verona, Italy

  

  The exhibition, hosted at the Art House of Eataly Verona from March 27 to September 21, 2025, offers a unique insight into Webb’s work, exploring thirty years of images that transform fragments of everyday life into powerful visual narratives.

  More Info

• Maurizio Galimberti tra polaroid/ready made e le Lezioni Americane di Italo Calvino

  2025-04-10 – 2025-08-10 · Venice, Italy

  

  Le Stanze della Fotografia presents, from 10 April to 10 August, 2025, the exhibition "Maurizio Galimberti tra polaroid/ready made e le Lezioni Americane di Italo Calvino", curated by Denis Curti.

  More Info

• Robert Mapplethorpe. Le forme del classico

  2025-04-10 – 2026-01-06 · Venice, Italy

  

  Le Stanze della Fotografia in Venice announces their next major exhibition, devoted to a true, and still in many ways controversial, star of international photography: Robert Mapplethorpe (New York, 1946 – Boston, 1989) Curated by Denis Curti.

  More Info

• Mario Giacomelli – The Photographer and The Poet

  2025-05-22 – 2025-09-07 · Milano, Italy

  

  From May 22 to September 7, 2025, at Palazzo Reale in Milan, the 100th anniversary of Mario Giacomelli’s birth will be celebrated with an exhibition featuring over 300 original photographic works, including vintage prints, period photographs, documents, and archival materials. Cover photo: Mario Giacomelli, Io non ho mani che mi accarezzino il volto (1961 – 1963) © Archivio Mario Giacomelli.

  More Info

• Gibellina Photoroad 2025

  2025-06-20 – 2025-08-20

  

  From June 20 to August 20, Gibellina Photoroad–the only open-air, site-specific photography and visual arts festival in Italy, and one of the few of its kind in the world–returns to celebrate artistic experimentation. Featuring outdoor exhibitions, large-scale photographic installations, and visionary displays specifically designed to connect with the landscape of Gibellina (TP), the Sicialian city-museum.

  More Info

• Claudio Barontini: Welcome to Italy

  2025-07-03 – 2025-10-15 · Lerici, Italy

  

  The open-air photo exhibition “Claudio Barontini Welcome to Italy” is a free visual journey along the seafront of Lerici (SP), on view from July 3 to October 15, 2025. Featuring 21 large-scale black-and-white photographs, Claudio Barontini captures Italy through the eyes of a flâneur – curious, sensitive, and subtly ironic. Cover credits: Claudio Barontini.

  More Info

• Les Rencontres d’Arles 2025

  2025-07-07 – 2025-10-05 · Arles, France

  

  Every summer since 1970, over the course of more than forty exhibitions at various of the city’s exceptional heritage sites, the Rencontres d’Arles has been a major influence in disseminating the best of world photography and playing the role of a springboard for photographic and contemporary creative talents.

  More Info

• FRAME[O]UT

  2025-07-18 – 2025-09-06 · Vienna, Austria

  

  Open Air Cinema at MuseumsQuartier – From July 18 to September 6, frame[o]ut will be showing innovative contemporary cinema. This year’s motto: DISOBEDIENCE.

  More Info

• Brassaï. L’occhio di Parigi

  2025-07-19 – 2025-11-09 · Aosta, Italy

  

  From July 19 to November 9, 2025, the Centro Saint-Bénin in Aosta hosts the exhibition Brassaï. The Eye of Paris, dedicated to the renowned Hungarian photographer. Featuring over 150 vintage prints and archival materials, the show captures 1930s Paris by night – a world of sensual atmospheres, furtive encounters, and bohemian life – seen through Brassaï’s intense and unconventional lens. Cover credits: Couple au bal des Quatre Saisons, rue de Lappe © Estate Brassaï Succession-Philippe Ribeyrolles.

  More Info