Opening from 3 September to 26 September 2026, Select/26 showcases the exceptional work of Maurie Jamieson, Deepthi Muralibabu, Naomi Woddis and Maxwell Anderson. This exhibition provides a platform for projects that explore significant themes such as environmental legacies, familial memory, the tenderness of eldercare, and community displacement, presented through deeply personal projects.

The photographers featured in Select/26 were selected from Salon/25, Photofusion’s annual members’ show, which celebrates the creativity and diversity of its community.

With over 80 members exhibiting a single image each, the Salon/25 judges - Josh Lustig, Holly-Marie Cato, Linsey Young and Ryan Prince - chose these four artists to present a larger body of work, offering an opportunity to delve deeper into their themes and artistic vision.

Photofusion, in partnership with The Centre for British Photography and The Hyman Collection, presents Nice Day for It! The British Summer in Technicolour. This vibrant group exhibition brings together definitive imagery from British documentary history, celebrating the humour, spectacle and eccentricity of the classic seaside holiday. 

Spanning six decades of social history from the 1960s to the 2010s, the exhibition features work by Anna Fox, The Caravan Gallery, Daniel Meadows, John Hinde Studio, and Martin Parr, photographers who shaped the way the nation views itself. 

Filled with saturated colour, kitsch aesthetics and affectionate social observation, the exhibition explores traditional holiday resorts as theatrical spaces where leisure, identity and nostalgia meet. From Hinde’s pioneering 1960s postcard imagery to Fox’s sharply observed contemporary portraits, Nice Day for It! offers a playful look at the British summer as an enduring part of national identity and a backdrop for everyday absurdity. 

Nice Day For It! runs from 12 August to 5 September at Photofusion in Brixton

Presented in partnership the Maternal Mental Health Alliance, the exhibition lays bare the hidden realities of pregnancy, motherhood and maternal mental health through portrait photography, still life and recorded testimony.  The Maternal Mental Health Alliance (MMHA) is a UK-wide charity and collaborative network united one vision: excellent mental health care for all mothers and birthing people.

Running from 7 July to 1 August 2026 at Photofusion in Brixton, the exhibition features intimate portraits and still life photographs created by Carolyn Mendelsohn in collaboration with ten women who have experienced a range of perinatal mental illnesses. Visitors will also be able to hear participants tell their stories in their own words through linked audio interviews.

An LCC post-graduate photography exhibition.

The New Creators features work from a workshop and mentoring project at Photofusion that supports creative futures of young people.

Final year BA Photography students at the University of Northampton present Liminality 2026.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of “The Winning Fund,” a legacy partnership in memory of photographer Andrew Winning. This exhibition of Andrew’s work marks the beginning of a collaboration between his family and Photofusion to support the photographers of the future.

The Creators’ Studio at Photofusion is a workshop and mentoring programme that supports creative futures of young people living in council and social housing in Lambeth. Over 10 weeks per cohort, participants develop new skills in photography, studio lighting, direction and set design to tell important stories about the world they live in.

For two days only, Nov 14th (12pm-6pm) and 15th (10am-5pm), come see Celebration as Resistance, an upcoming exhibition on the lasting legacy of carnival in London.

In conversation with photographer Wolfgang Suschitzky’s project capturing Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago two years before the country gained independence from Great Britain, works by Funmi Akingbe, Gabrielle Drew, and Hark1karan capture a present day carnival diaspora through images that depict its music, costume, and community. Informed by the geographical and physical movement of Carnival, the works capture the preparatory atmosphere, vibrant energy, and moments of reprieve. 

Visit our gallery space to learn more about the modern carnival diaspora and see the exciting work of these four photographers, including the first public display of Suschitsky’s photo transparencies.

Photofusion is pleased to present Rewind, a debut exhibition and photobook by award-winning photographer and Photofusion member Soulla Petrou, opening on the 3^rd of September 2025. The show brings together a dynamic body of work spanning her first 15 years working in the music industry, from 1994 to 2009. Shot largely on film, the photographs document the energy of the UK’s evolving music scenes, capturing a vibrant and formative period in club and youth culture.

Photofusion presents "Tesserae: Shapes of Belonging," a photography exhibition by graduates of the MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography (Online) course at London College of Communication. Curated by Aletheia Casey, the show explores themes of identity, memory, place, and belonging through powerful documentary and conceptual work.

Discover half cadence, a group photography exhibition exploring absence, transition, and the complexities of identity and memory. Featuring six photographers, the show reflects on cultural inheritance, belonging, and the instability of perception through fragmented narratives and visual metaphor. Curated by Catherine Li and Xuan Feng.

Select/25 showcases the exceptional work of Rosie Barnes, Megan Eagles, Jan Enkelmann and Aindreas Scholz.