The American Center for Photographers (ACP) opens in a purposely designed gallery space in the heart of the City of Wilson North Carolina in April 2023. Building on the successes of Eyes on Main Street Inc. nine years of international photography festival activities, the ACP’s core goal is to celebrate established photo practitioners and elevate the profiles of emerging photographers. The ACP will present monthly photography exhibitions showcasing work from within the USA and beyond. Coupled with the exhibition programming will be education workshops, forums and other photocentric events that will grow public awareness of photographic image makers and generate networks between photographers throughout the world. Partnering with the Eyes on Main Street Inc. photographer in residency initiative, the ACP gallery will house an annually rotational portfolio collection that features works by USA and International photographers.




The Rosa Gobien Library

 

The American Center for Photographers has a proud photo book library with over 300 unique titles. We could count on the generosity of many photographers who have gladly donated their work and publication to create a rich and diverse collection -see the portfolio on this website.

From the classical and undisputed iconic reference books from the masters to the freshly printed titles by young and upcoming photographers, you will find it all in our small but pointed Book Library.


You must be a member of ACP to access the Library



Address: 

230 Goldsboro Street South, Wilson, NC, 27893, USA

Mailing Address:

210 Moss Street West, Wilson, NC 27893



Gallery Operation Manager: 

Carmen Bartlett


Gallery Assistant

Jeidy Cruz



The American Center for Photographers is open on:

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 5 PM

Thursday from 11 AM to 7.30 PM; Sunday from 11 AM to 3 PM

Closed on Monday and Tuesday




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Schedule of Exhibitions



-October 2 to October 27: Men and Giants (Des hommes et des géants), Bertrand Desprez, French Photographer

-October 2 to October 27: Portraits, Fred Beaujeu-Dufour

-November 6 to December 22, 2024: Transcending Perspectives: A Journey in Time,; Parsons School of Design, The New School

-November 6 to December 22, 2024: Last Day of School, Marko Risovic

-January 8 to February 2, 2025: Hidden in Plain Sight, Michael Alvis

-January 8 to February 2,2025: Portrait Assignment, The Wilson Camera Club

-March 5 to March 30, 2025: Coming Home - The Beautiful Game at Meadow Lane, John Anderson

-March 5 to March 30, 2025: Baseball-s Last Dive Bar, Scott Strazzante

-April 2 to April 27, 2025: A Lifetime in Photography, Stephen Shames

-April 30 to May 25, 2025: The Streets of the World, France Leclerc

-April 30 to May 25, 2025: Sacred/Sagrado: Festivals of Mexico, Jenna Mulhall-Brereton

-May 31 to July 31, 2025: Eyes on Wilson, the Indoor Exhibition


Visit the Exhibitions and Events Page for more infos.


Exhibited So Far


Serra Akcan, Turkey; Parisa Azadi, Iran; Peter Bialobrzeski, Germany; Elizabeth Bick, USA; Fatma Çelik, Turkey; Mehmet Demirci, Turkey; Bryan Edwards, USA; Walker Evans, USA; Jean-Félix Fayolle, France; Eric Franceschi, France; Julia Gillard, USA; Hailey Ip, USA; Rob Hammer, USA; Ed Kashi, USA; Aylin Kizil, Turkey; Bob Miller, Pierpaolo Mittica, Italy; USA; Soonhwa Oh, South Korean; Holden Richards, USA; Cédric Roux, France; Natalya Supranova, Russia-France; Çiğdem Üçüncü, Turkey


The American Center for Photographers is under the umbrella of Eyes on Main Street INC, a legal Nonprofit and a Legal Trademark





Artistic Team: Peters Bernard, Jérôme De Perlinghi (Artistic Director), Dave Matthews


Board Members: John Bethune, Dale Bryce, Mehmet Demirci, Martin Evans (Board President), Kim S. Joy, Scott Magoon, Stephanie Pridgen, Will Robl and Ginger Updegrave.



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