Five photographs to tell a story or present a unified idea… One entry, One price
This Member exhibition provides that rare opportunity to show a collection or series of images to tell a story or present a unified idea. Whether you have a personal story, or a set of images with a unifying theme, this juried call is your chance to exhibit your project. This Call provides an opportunity to share a small body of work, and is a great opportunity to launch a new body of work, without the expense of mounting a solo exhibition. Entry includes the opportunity to have the work entered reviewed by the juror in a live (via Zoom) open group review session.
About the Juror: Neal Rantoul
Neal Rantoul is an active member of the photographic community teaching workshops, sitting portfolio reviews having previously served on the boards of the PRC in Boston and the Griffin Museum of photography in Winchester among others. Neal was head of the Photography Program at Northeastern University in Boston, and previously taught at Harvard University. Neal now devotes his efforts full time to making new work and actively exhibiting his works. Neal has published a number of books with more on the way. Neal’s work is widely collected and is in the museum collections of the Peabody Essex Museum, Fogg Art Museum, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France. The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. High Museum of Art, Kunsthaus, Zurich, Switzerland, and the RISD Museum among others.
Entry is free for Supporting Members and above, $35 for a set of 5 images for Members at all other levels.
This exhibition is open to all current members and is designed to provide members the chance to have their work featured rather than just included in an exhibition. Work submitted will be juried as a set, each member is eligible to enter five images, that if selected will be exhibited together. This is a chance to present work that carries across a group of images or exhibit a larger selection of images than a typical member show or call for entry allows.
Want to become a RICPA Member? Membership brings many benefits and discounts, for more information and to find the membership level that fits you, visit our website at https://www.riphotocenter.org/membership-info/ You may become a member at entry, member benefits begin immediately and run 365 days from your start date. Membership starts by registering here.
This Spotlight exhibition is a way to provide a more in depth look at our members in a gallery presentation. We look forward to providing members the chance to present a selection of their work in this Spotlight exhibition.
Entry is open and we are excited to have Karen Haas as the juror for this unique Member opportunity.
Entry is via email for current members, full details below.
Important Dates
Exhibition: Thursday, August 20th – September 11th
Registration Deadline: June 15th, 2026
Notification of Acceptance: July 1st via email. All decisions are final
Delivery of Accepted work: Shipped to arrive by, or in person drop off August 15th, Noon – 5:00pm
Accepted Work: Will be presented in the Gallery and online
Exhibition Prizes
One Member will be awarded a Solo Show in The Focus Gallery in 2026
Entry for sets of five images is Free for Supporting Members, $35 for Exhibiting & Community Members. Memberships can be purchased at time of entry. Membership starts by registering at https://www.riphotocenter.org/registration/.
Entries are being accepted through August 1st, for a show opening October 16th.
Download exhibition details & entry terms
RICPA Members Please login to pay the entry fee and access the entry form
Free for Supporting Members and above. $35 for Members at all other levels.
For Exhibiting & Community Members the link to the entry form is included with your emailed payment receipt. Complete and attach your photographs to the Entry Form and Submit to complete your entry. Members at the Supporting level and above should use the direct link below to enter.
Supporting Members, please login to access the link to the entry form
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