Panopticon Gallery

04/25/2025

3 more days to view First Look 2025!

We interviewed Diana Cheren Nygren along with four other photographers that were chosen for our First Look 2025 exhibition. Read the full interview on our website!


First Look: 2025 exhibition is on view in our gallery till April 28th

04/19/2025

We interviewed Anne Sol along with four other photographers that were chosen for our First Look 2025 exhibition. Read the full interview on our website!

First Look: 2025 exhibition is on view in our gallery till April 28th

04/17/2025

Less than two weeks to view our current exhibition First Look: 2025!

We interviewed the five artist who were selected for our First Look exhibition. We wanted to hear directly from them about their work, and inspirations.

Ira’s full interview is now live on our website, along with the rest of the featured artists!

04/11/2025

Featured work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025! On view now through April 28th at The Wall Gallery at Panopticon.
This exhibition highlights standout submissions from our First Look jurying process, works that truly resonated with us but weren’t part of the final five selections.
This year is especially exciting, as First Look: A Second Glance also marks the inaugural show for The Wall Gallery, our new rotating space dedicated to small-scale, unframed prints.
Work by
Richard Dachtera
Robert Beauavis

04/04/2025

Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025!
On view till April 28th on The Wall Gallery at Panopticon. This exhibition highlights standout submissions from our First Look jurying process, works that truly resonated with us but weren’t apart of the final five selections.
This year is extra special, as First Look: A Second Glance becomes the inaugural show for The Wall Gallery, our rew rotating exhibition space for small-scale, unframed prints.
Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025

04/04/2025

03/31/2025

Less than a month to view First Look 2025!

This exhibition makes up work from five unique photographers each with a distinct voice and vision. Through their work, they explore themes of memory, identity, time, and place, capturing moments that reflect both the personal and the universal.
From the exploration of intimate urban landscapes to the profound impact of the human experience, these artists share their perspectives on life, nature, and the emotions that bind us all.
This selection of images in this hurried exhibition offers a unique perspective, inviting us to explore the ideas of memory, identity, time, and place through the eyes of the artist

First look is on view at Panopticon Gallery till April 28th.

Work by

03/29/2025

On view now in First Look 2025: Arrivals and Departures by . Acrylic print mounted on dye sublimated aluminum print with hand-painted wood frame, 16.75” x 16.75”

03/28/2025

Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025!
On view till April 28th on The Wall Gallery at Panopticon. This exhibition highlights standout submissions from our First Look jurying process, works that truly resonated with us but weren’t apart of the final five selections.
This year is extra special, as First Look: A Second Glance becomes the inaugural show for The Wall Gallery, our rew rotating exhibition space for small-scale, unframed prints.
Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025


Chris Maliga (Whitney Burton)e

03/24/2025

Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025!
On view till April 28th on The Wall Gallery at Panopticon. This exhibition highlights standout submissions from our First Look jurying process, works that truly resonated with us but weren’t apart of the final five selections.
This year is extra special, as First Look: A Second Glance becomes the inaugural show for The Wall Gallery, our new rotating exhibition space for small-scale, unframed prints.

Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025

03/21/2025

First Look: A Second Glance 2025
On view till April 28 on The Wall at Panopticon Gallery!
This exhibition highlights standout submissions from our First Look jurying process-works that truly resonated with us but weren’t part of the final five selections.
This year is extra special, as First Look: A Second Glance becomes the inaugural show for The Wall, our new rotating exhibition space for small-scale, unframed prints.
Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025



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03/17/2025

Featured work from our current exhibition First Look 2025!

Through black & white photography, Andriana Nativio reimagines girlhood as an uncharted world-one where curiosity overcomes caution, and nostalgia lingers like a shadow. Her work captures the fleeting magic of childhood summers spent wandering through woods, rivers, and fields, transforming the landscape into a realm that belonged only to them.
Drawing from folklore, mythology, and personal memory, Nativio challenges narratives that cast the wild as a space of fear for young girls. Instead, she reveals it as a place of self-discovery-where they could exist freely, away from the gaze of the world.


First look is on view till April 28th at Panopticon gallery

03/13/2025

First Look: A Second Glance 2025
On view till April 28 on The Wall at Panopticon Gallery! This exhibition highlights standout submissions from our First Look jurying process-works that truly resonated with us but weren’t part of the final five selections.
This year is extra special, as First Look: A Second Glance becomes the inaugural show for The Wall, our new rotating exhibition space for small-scale, unframed prints.

Highlighted work from First Look: A Second Glance 2025
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James Bostick

Ikeda Tatsullerena

03/10/2025

Featured artist from our current exhibition First Look 2025!


Garber captures those brief moments when direction shifts, and weightlessness takes over. Based off of early single-image panoramic photographs they use a modified camera to create overlapping, continuous images, each roll of film unfolds unpredictably, much like the people in the frames. The series invites viewers to reflect on how both movement and stillness shape our perception of the world.

Come see Ira’s work on view at our gallery till April 28th

02/21/2025

Weekly feature from our current exhibition First Look 2025!

Anne Sol’s work explores the fluidity of memory, blending photography, and mixed media techniques to create emotional, layered compositions. By revisiting personal archives, she transforms moments frozen in time into evolving, tactile pieces where reality and imagination coexist. Her art invites viewers to engage with the subjective nature of memory, where clarity and blur intertwine, encouraging a deeper reflection on how we perceive time and experiences. Each piece challenges the boundaries of mediums, offering a silent narrative that resonates long after it’s seen.


Come see Anne Sol’s work along with others in our gallery. First Look 2025 is up till April 28th

02/17/2025

Featured work from our current exhibition First Look 2025!

‘Where They Still Remain’ honors the rich histories of African American and Wampanoag communities on Martha’s Vineyard. Through photography and archival work, Austin Bryant brings light to forgotten stories, challenging stereotypes and preserving the legacy of those who’ve called the island home for centuries.


First Look 2025 is up in our gallery till April 28th

02/12/2025

TOMORROW: Join us for the opening receptions for both First Look 2025 and First Look: Second Glance from 6pm-8pm Thursday Feb 13th at Panopticon Gallery!