Join us for an opening reception for "Diptychs", EBPCO's annual Members' Exhibition curated by John Park. DJ set by Vinyl Richie.

Friday, December 5th 6-9pm, Oakland Photo Workshop - 312 8th St., Oakland, CA 94607

Two images placed side by side can create an unexpected resonance and deeper meaning beyond the individual images. In EBPCO’s annual member’s exhibition, thirty seven local photographers take on the mysterious power of diptychs, revealing a broad range of human experience and emotion.

Visit the gallery exhibition through January 25th, 2026 and online, indefinitely, at ebpco.org 

Join us for a closing reception celebrating the exhibition If These Eyes Could Talk, curated by Najee Tobin!

First Friday - OPW Open Late!

Join us for an opening reception for If These Eyes Could Talk, curated by Najee Tobin

Join us for a casual closing reception for This Sacred Feeling, EBPCO’s Spring open call!

Join us for an opening reception to celebrate the artists of This Sacred Feeling, EBPCO’s 2025 Spring Open Call.

Music and refreshments from 6-9pm

Spaces & Faces: A Portrait of the Bay Area is a group exhibition that brings together five photographers, each with their own unique style, perspective, and connection to the places and people of the Bay. Curated by Nora Lalle and Camilia Gutiérrez Cordova, Founder and Associate Editor of Pamplemousse Magazine.

Join us for an opening reception and release party for Pamplemousse’s The Balance Issue #11. Featuring music by DJ Jordan.

Join guest curator James Grossi as he talks with the artists about their current and upcoming projects and dives deeper into their love of music photography. Participating artists include James, Elijah Collins, Kelly Sullivan, and Onome Uyovbievbo.

Join us on Friday, January 24th from 6-8 PM for the closing reception of Momentum, a captivating photography exhibition that celebrates the beauty, energy, and emotion of movement in our world. The evening will feature a special presentation by guest curator Malcolm Wallace, who will share insights into his journey as a photographer and the inspirations behind the exhibition's theme. Following his talk, Malcolm will be joined by six featured artists for an engaging Q&A session, providing a deeper look into the stories, techniques, and emotions behind the works on display. This weekend will be your final opportunity to see the images in person at our gallery space! If you are unable to attend, you can check out the exhibition (including an additional 11 images) here.

Join us for a closing reception and artist Q&A celebrating the artists in Refractions; a Lenticular Exhibition!