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Southeast Museum of Photography SMP is a vibrant museum with an impressive international reputation for leadership in photography.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to share their creative energy with the museum today! There’s something so wonderful a...
10/15/2026

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to share their creative energy with the museum today! There’s something so wonderful about trying new techniques and we couldn’t be more pleased with the results!

Feeling like you missed out? There’s another opportunity on November 10th!

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 12:30-1:00pm Ready for a chance to see what goes into creating a cyanotype? Join the Southeast Mus...
10/14/2026

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 12:30-1:00pm
Ready for a chance to see what goes into creating a cyanotype? Join the Southeast Museum of Photography for an introduction to this historic 19th-century process that utilizes a solution of iron salts, sunlight and water to create unique works of art.

This demonstration will be led by artist Janet Bernardini, whose botanical-inspired works are currently on display in the exhibition “Arrangements: Impressions of Nature.” A step-by-step overview will be accompanied by examples of recent works and tips regarding what exposure times and materials yield the best results.

Event takes place Thursday, October 15 from 12:30-1:00pm. Free and open to staff, faculty, and students as well as the public.

Hosted at the Southeast Museum of Photography on the back portico. Attendees may pick up an educational brochure from the museum’s front desk prior to the start of the demonstration.

Janet Bernardini is a photographer whose passion lies in revealing the beauty found in nature’s forms and textures.

Janet Bernardini’s creative focus is on botanicals, using the subject to draw attention to the artistry present in their details. She will demonstrate her use of various techniques to layer, enhance and embellish her cyanotypes.

A tremendous thanks to James Carey, Adam Allen and Shank Henry for sharing their artistic journeys, career advice and be...
10/09/2026

A tremendous thanks to James Carey, Adam Allen and Shank Henry for sharing their artistic journeys, career advice and behind-the-scenes imagery last night.

After the formal talk, James initiated a Q&A speed round that gave the audience a little more insight into each photographer’s preferences for equipment, working on set or engaging with their subjects. Swipe to see Adam Allen mention just a “few” of his favorite cameras. 📸

There’s more to learn from each artist, interviews coming soon!

When prompted to share one of his favorite cameras to work with, Adam Allen surprised us with a list of some of his tried and true he’ll never part with. Adam, you’re welcome to come back anytime to discuss your joy of analog photography and shooting film 🎞️ We love to hear it!

ARTIST TALK TONIGHT! The Southeast Museum of Photography is pleased to host artists James Carey, Adam Allen and Shank He...
10/08/2026

ARTIST TALK TONIGHT!

The Southeast Museum of Photography is pleased to host artists James Carey, Adam Allen and Shank Henry tonight, October 8, at 6pm for a discussion regarding their work in the Cultuvue exhibition, Art Becomes Us. With more than 70 portraits on display, this exhibition highlights the beauty, depth and unique stories behind the people we encounter in our community. Come listen to the artists speak about the process of crafting an exhibition and connecting with their subjects to create powerful imagery that tells a story.

Event takes place in the Madorsky Theater at 6pm, and is free and open to the public.

Photographer Shank Henry takes a moment to pose with Dr. Sharonda Elliot during their photoshoot.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the museum to celebrate the opening reception for Janet Bernardini’s “Arrangements: Im...
10/07/2026

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the museum to celebrate the opening reception for Janet Bernardini’s “Arrangements: Impressions of Nature.” It was a festive evening filled with wonderful music and original artwork. The exhibition continues through December 12, 2026 and there’s several opportunities to watch a demonstration of the cyanotype process. Check our event calendar online for further details!

Don’t miss this event!Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 7, 3-6pmJoin the Southeast Museum of Photography for a recep...
10/06/2026

Don’t miss this event!
Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 7, 3-6pm

Join the Southeast Museum of Photography for a reception to celebrate the opening of “Arrangements: Impressions of Nature” by photographer Janet Bernardini. This exhibition represents the second installment of our Art in the Atrium series, and is meant to recognize the tremendous talent found on our campus as well as in our local community. Enjoy light refreshments and live music, and invite friends and family to attend. This event is free and open to the public.

Janet Bernardini is a photographer whose passion lies in revealing the beauty found in nature’s forms and textures. Her creative focus is on botanicals, using the subject to draw attention to the artistry present in their details.

Image: Janet Bernardini | Walkabout, 2024

Janet Bernardini | Orbiting Globes, 2023

Photographer James Carey stopped by the gallery today to address several classes and share insights regarding the artwor...
10/01/2026

Photographer James Carey stopped by the gallery today to address several classes and share insights regarding the artwork on display in Cultuvue’s 2026 exhibition, Art Becomes Us. We so appreciate the interaction, and the opportunity for students to ask questions! Thanks to all the attentive students and of course, to Professor Faith Bryant for her continued engagements with the museum.

Well, he’s back, but only for tonight! Join the museum for a screening of The Terminator (1984) in the Madorsky Theater ...
09/29/2026

Well, he’s back, but only for tonight!
Join the museum for a screening of The Terminator (1984) in the Madorsky Theater starting at 6pm!

Free and open to the public.
Discussion afterwards with Dr. David Morton.

THE TERMINATOR (1984) - Tuesday, September 29!Free film screening in the Madorsky Theater at 6pm. In 1984, James Cameron...
09/28/2026

THE TERMINATOR (1984) - Tuesday, September 29!
Free film screening in the Madorsky Theater at 6pm.

In 1984, James Cameron introduced the world to a relentless machine sent back in time to change the future. The Terminator launched one of the most iconic franchises in Hollywood history, and due to its popularity, people still refer to any digital totalitarian force as “Skynet.” Get ready to meet the machine that started it all, the Cyberdyne Systems T-800 cyborg.
Portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger, this machine is a cybernetic organism with living tissue over a heavy-duty metal endoskeleton. It cannot be reasoned with or negotiated with, and it will not stop 🛑

The Terminator is part of the museum’s ongoing “AI IN ENTERTAINMENT” fall film series. From groundbreaking visual effects to ideas about technology and the future, this film rewrote the rules of science fiction and still captivates audiences today.

Join us for a free screening and discussion afterwards with historian and film critic Dr. David Morton.

Free screening tonight, September 24 at 6pm! Take a cosmic journey from the dawn of man to the edge of infinity where an...
09/24/2026

Free screening tonight, September 24 at 6pm!
Take a cosmic journey from the dawn of man to the edge of infinity where an astronaut confronts an intelligent machine awakening to forces beyond human understanding. Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey is part of the museum’s “AI in Entertainment” film series. This series explores the concept of artificial intelligence as presented through iconic films which question machine consciousness, ethics and human survival.
The HAL 9000 invites you to be a part of tonight’s mission starting at 6pm in the Madorsky Theater!

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1200 W International Speedway Boulevard Bldg 1200
Daytona Beach, FL
32114

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm

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(386) 506-4475

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