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PH21 Gallery is now PH21 Gallery Barcelona!
 

We are delighted to announce PH21 Gallery’s beautiful new venue in the heart of Barcelona’s historic Gothic Quarter!

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Current exhibitions
 

Silence @ PH21 Gallery Barcelona

A curated international photography exhibition

January 10 – February 3, 2026    

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South Shore Suite: February 3, 2025
With la coochee Riverbank
Foggy Winter Morning
Silence
Outdoor Chairs
Old Quitman Jail
The Highlands
It’s Snowing
Bracing Beauty
Gleason's Gym
Mara North
Southern Ocean 2
Summit
Untitled#1
Botswana Morning
Endless Sunset
Subconscious 1
Subconscious 3
Umbra
Arcana
Distant winter
Contact
Lost Songs
Magical Thinking
Misty Silence
Countryside in Catalonia
South Shore Suite: September 4, 2023
Abandoned
Sealed Silence
Silent Prayer
The ancient sediments
The fire
Ghost Landscape
Ghost Landscape
Clavis Exitus
Tanacetum Vulgare
Afternoon
Lone Cactus
Passage
Rooftops, Morgan Avenue
House Afar
Heavily Fogged Landscape
Nigeen Lake 2
Water
Wood
Float 1
Float 2
Autumn evening #2
Checkmate
Hands of Time
Rittenhouse Square
Sinking further into silence
Suspended in a silent world
Bold Loneliness
The Land
A January Day
Beloved
James and the Giant Peach
Lazy morning
Door Above
No Matter How Quiet I Am, I, Somehow, Am Still The Loudest
Eternal sleep
Requiem for a doll
La Barceloneta
The Silence of Gaudí Street
City Seen Twice / City series #7
City Mist
Untitled
Departure
Torbole 1
Torbole 6
Untitled
Where Words Fall Silent 1
Where Words Fall Silent 4
Tokenhouse060917
Walbrook271118
Mannequins nightlife 1
All Alone in Beauty
Silence
Away Way 4
Away Way 5
To Jorj Prc 1
To Jorj Prc 3
The Check-Up 2
The Check-Up 3
Eterna
Going Home

Current Calls for Entries​​​​​​​

The natural and the artificial

A curated international photography exhibition

April 4–21, 2026 @ PH21 Gallery Barcelona 

The natural and the artificial are diametrically opposed concepts that evoke contrasting ideas such as organic versus geometric, spontaneous versus designed, instinctive versus deliberate, wild versus tamed, and more. However, there exists a continuum between these opposing forces, manifesting in the form of tamed nature like gardens or abandoned spaces being reclaimed by nature, for instance. The interplay, cross-border interactions, struggles, and coexistences of the two at these junctures provide unique experiences to explore, especially in the visual realm. Throughout the history of the medium, photographers have been drawn to the creative possibilities of capturing, interpreting, and presenting the natural, the artificial, and their many intertwined forms. Images of these subjects are among the most captivating ways of elucidating our intricate and often conflicting relationship with our environment. By exploring and depicting the natural and the artificial in all their varied forms, photographers can offer us insight into the complexities of the world we inhabit.

 

PH21 Gallery invites photographers to submit their work for a group exhibition themed The natural and the artificial. We are looking for submissions from all photographers who are interested in this subject and would like to share their work with a wider international audience through the exposure of PH21 Gallery. The theme is broadly construed, without generic or stylistic constraints. Indeed, we are interested in all possible creative photographic interpretations of the theme.

This exhibition will be showcased in PH21 Gallery’s beautiful new venue, situated in the heart of Barcelona’s historic Gothic Quarter.

Submission deadlines

  • Early bird deadline: January 26, 2026

  • Final deadline: February 2, 2026

Read more and submit your work here.

Significant Colour

A curated international photography exhibition

April 25 – May 12, 2026 @ PH21 Gallery Barcelona

The natural and the artificial are diametrically opposed concepts that evoke contrasting ideas such as organic versus geometric, spontaneous versus designed, instinctive versus deliberate, wild versus tamed, and more. However, there exists a continuum between these opposing forces, manifesting in the form of tamed nature like gardens or abandoned spaces being reclaimed by nature, for instance. The interplay, cross-border interactions, struggles, and coexistences of the two at these junctures provide unique experiences to explore, especially in the visual realm. Throughout the history of the medium, photographers have been drawn to the creative possibilities of capturing, interpreting, and presenting the natural, the artificial, and their many intertwined forms. Images of these subjects are among the most captivating ways of elucidating our intricate and often conflicting relationship with our environment. By exploring and depicting the natural and the artificial in all their varied forms, photographers can offer us insight into the complexities of the world we inhabit.

 

PH21 Gallery invites photographers to submit their work for a group exhibition themed The natural and the artificial. We are looking for submissions from all photographers who are interested in this subject and would like to share their work with a wider international audience through the exposure of PH21 Gallery. The theme is broadly construed, without generic or stylistic constraints. Indeed, we are interested in all possible creative photographic interpretations of the theme.

This exhibition will be showcased in PH21 Gallery’s beautiful new venue, situated in the heart of Barcelona’s historic Gothic Quarter.

Submission deadlines

  • Early bird deadline: January 26, 2026

  • Final deadline: February 2, 2026

Read more and submit your work here.

Upcoming exhibition

Upside down @ PH21 Gallery Barcelona

A curated international photography exhibition

February 7 – March 3, 2026

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