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Get ready for this year’s Photoville FENCE and check out all the ways you can share the news!

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As you’re promoting, we ask you to provide context about the project at large. What makes the Photoville FENCE special is that it’s one project brought to life in many host cities through local/regional partnerships, and by so many collaborators (from our jury to all the photographers). Let’s always sure we communicate this! 

The Photoville FENCE is a year-round public photography project exhibited in major parks and downtowns across North America. Photographers are invited to participate by submitting their work for consideration by a jury of over 50 international art professionals. The resulting 9th edition exhibition is presented in 11 locations in partnership with local cultural and civic organizations.

The 9th edition will be displayed in Atlanta, Brooklyn, Calgary, Denver, Durham, Houston, the FMWF Metro (Fargo, W. Fargo and Moorhead), New Orleans, Sarasota, Seattle and Winchester!

Consistently attracting exceptional work by a diverse pool of photographers, the Photoville FENCE spotlights a wide range of photographic and lens-based stories. By exploring the universal themes of People, Streets, Play, Creatures, Home, Food, and Nature, the exhibition elevates our understanding of the world-at-large and issues close to home.

Tentative Schedule

The Photoville FENCE will be on display in each of the 11 cities between October 2020 through Summer 2021.  The Host Cities page will always have confirmed information and details about each city exhibition. This tentative schedule below is meant to provide you a birds-eye view of where and when your photos will be shown. (Dates are subject to change, and we’ll share updates as we have them!)

Exhibition Guide

This guide accompanies the 9th edition of the Photoville FENCE. It includes information about each artist and their project, as well as a few talking points and fun facts provided by each artist. 

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Create Your Own Graphic

If you are relatively comfortable with Photoshop, it’s super easy to create your own promotional graphic for the 9th edition of the Photoville FENCE! We’ve created the overlay for you; all you need is the image you’d like to use, and to follow the simple steps below:

  • We’ve made overlay templates for either Facebook/Twitter or Instagram. If you’re using the Facebook/Twitter overlay, please make sure your press image is at least 1600px wide. If you are using the Instagram overlay, please ensure your press image is at least 1000px wide.
  • Open the provided .png file in Photoshop. From there, drag in the press image you would like to use, make sure that the image fills the entire frame of the overlay, and make sure that its respective layer is below the overlay in the Layers panel. Export as a .jpg, and you’re done!

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The Photoville FENCE Video

Short Video | MP4 | 2MB | Download

Long Video | MP4 | 25MB | Download

Installation Images
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We know you may not be able to visit all 11 exhibitions, so we will work hard with all our partners to document them as they go up over the next few months. You are welcome to use these photos as a keepsake and to share and promote. We ask that you please always credit the photographer! If you have installation photos you’d like to contribute, please upload them here.

Photoville FENCE Panels (artist by artist)
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Download Brooklyn photos

The FENCE Brooklyn
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The FENCE Calgary
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The FENCE Denver
Exhibition Info
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The FENCE FMWF Metro
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The FENCE New Orleans
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The FENCE Sarasota
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The FENCE Winchester
Exhibition Info
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9th Edition Exhibition Highlights
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Lares. Luca Rotondo.

During the 1950’s and 1960’s people of color could only order at the small window on the far right, and they could only order if there were no white people waiting to order.
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Ghosts of Segregation. Richard Frishman

Recipes for Disaster. Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman

Flex. Kennedi Carter

Looking Out from Within, 2020.  Julia Fullerton-Batten

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