Women Photographers International Archive (WOPHA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization co-founded by Latinx art historian and curator Aldeide Delgado to research, promote, support, and educate on the contributions of women and non-binary photographers to modern and contemporary art.
✨ Make an appointment to visit outside regular hours by emailing us at 📩 [email protected] at least 48 hours in advance.
Image Readings is a monthly community forum for photographers and lens-based artists to present and discuss works in progress. The program fosters constructive dialogue, critical feedback, and peer engagement in a supportive environment dedicated to the development of contemporary photographic practice.
The upcoming session will be hosted by RemiJin Camping, whose work is featured in "Affective Archives."
A six-session hybrid course introducing the fundamentals of collecting photography. Learn from leading collectors, curators, and artists while exploring women photographers, Latin American artists, and voices from the African diaspora. Includes online sessions and in-person experiences, plus an optional extension through Insider Gaze: Paris Photo 2026. No prior experience required.
Join WOPHA in Paris for a special edition of "Insider Gaze" during Paris Photo 2026. This five-day experience includes VIP access to the fair, private visits, studio tours, and exclusive opportunities to connect with leading voices in contemporary photography.
The Community Photo Desk offers a small coworking space to local lens-based artists to take artist meetings, conduct studio visits, and work on projects. Artists can book up to two hours at a time.
By becoming a WOPHA member, you gain access to an unparalleled network of artists, curators, and scholars, along with exclusive digital resources, invitations to special events, artist studio tours, and more. Your membership directly supports our public programming, helping us continue our mission. Join us today and be part of this vibrant community.
WOPHA Founder and Director Aldeide Delgado was recently interviewed by Villa Albertine, reflecting on WOPHA's growing collaborations with leading cultural institutions in France during photography's bicentennial year. The conversation explores the organization's international partnerships, recent programs in Paris and Arles, and its vision for fostering dialogue and exchange across geographies.
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