Soho Photo Relocates Again, This Time to Chelsea, and First Exhibition There Is Aptly Titled: ‘Move/Moving/Movement’

The exhibition retains Soho Photo’s promise to provide a forum where ‘serious photographers could exhibit their personal work and exchange ideas, learn and grow as artists.’

Via the artist and Soho Photo
Norm Borden, 'Moving Picture.' Via the artist and Soho Photo

Soho Photo, a cooperative gallery dedicated to the art of photography, hasn’t been in Soho for more than half a century. The venue got up-and-running in 1971, squared away in a loft at the intersection of Prince Street and West Broadway. This was back when the area south of Houston Street was populated by — no, not high-end hotels, luxury boutiques, and scads of tourists but struggling artists, scrappy galleries, and bars offering bottomless libations that didn’t cost an arm-and-a-leg.

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