Photo © Harry James Hanson
The Image Flow’s photography gallery offers rotating exhibits in different photographic styles for all members of our community to enjoy. We host opening receptions and sit-down dinners several times a year that are so popular, our patrons even request the space for private parties. Looking for photography for sale? Our photography exhibitions are a great place to acquire fine-art prints for purchase.
The Image Flow invites photographic artists closely tied to the LGBTQIA2+ community to submit work to our 4th Annual juried photography exhibition, Queer Conscience 2026. Participants chosen for exhibition will receive a softcover catalog detailing all selected works, and will also be showcased in our online gallery and on our social media.
We probably don’t need to inform you that queer rights are under attack, unlike ever before. Queer Conscience seeks to push back against these forces and affirm our own truths through the photographic medium.
In this juried exhibition, set to coincide with Pride month, we ask queer artists to express their resistance and share their truest queer journeys with us. Join us in celebrating our community and our creativity with a clear conscience.
Click here to view the Call for Entry: 2026 Queer Conscience Photography Exhibition
Conor Moynihan is the Associate Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs at the RISD Museum. He focuses on the modern and contemporary collection, with a particular research interest in queer art, disability arts, and identity-based practices. His recent exhibitions at the RISD Museum include Variance: Making, Unmaking, and Remaking Disability, The Performative Self-Portrait, and Listen!, an exhibition organized with Christina Alderman and the young artists and art enthusiasts of RISD Art Circle to curate an exhibition from a teen perspective.
Nathan Lomas is a photographer, artist, and educator living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is the Production Manager, Instructor, and Gallery Coordinator for The Image Flow Photography Center. He has taught courses at the Academy of Art University San Francisco in the Photography, Graphic Design, and Advertising departments, and is the owner of Heritage Tintype Parlor, a portrait studio specializing in wet plate collodion photography.
Nathan developed the concept for Queer Conscience out of a desire to create more opportunities for queer photographers and artists to share their work. He is currently pursuing the creation of an LGBTQ+ artist residency program that hopes to provide mental health resources to its residents in addition to supporting their creative work and fostering connections to the broader art world.
