The Albuquerque Photographers Gallery is the only cooperative art gallery in New Mexico dedicated solely to exhibiting and promoting contemporary fine-art photography by local photographers.

Founded in 2003 by award-winning photographer, Marilyn Hunter, the gallery operates as a co-op with ten local members.

Annually, the gallery attracts over 14,000 visitors who are able to purchase iconic fine-art images—prints, mats, and frames—of New Mexico and the American Southwest.

In 2009, the gallery announced a new Guest Photographer Program which provides an opportunity for emerging and established photographers to exhibit their work.

Gallery Goals

To increase gallery recognition and visibility by participating in community art events and by hosting regular gallery shows;

To conduct theme exhibits three times a year;

To provide seminars to public groups and organizations for the purpose of promoting fine-art photography.

Mission Statement

To provide a venue for local photographers to exhibit and sell their artwork;

To advance and enrich the public's understanding and appreciation of fine-art photography, its characteristics, and quality;

To integrate with local arts organizations and arts events to promote fine-art photography as a major element of the visual arts; and

To provide a nurturing and challenging environment where photographers can meet and discuss their work.