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AnalogCon Launches at Los Angeles Center of Photography with Exhibitors, Talks, and Walks

festival-fair · 2026-04-06

The Los Angeles Center of Photography is hosting its inaugural AnalogCon on April 10th and 11th, marking 80 years of Freestyle Photographic & Imaging Supplies. Visitors can check out over a dozen exhibitors, attend Artist Talks, join Panel Discussions, and take part in Demonstrations and Photo Walks, including the Fast Forward Analog Exhibition. Highlights include a Friday night roundtable with Kodak and other exhibitors, as well as a panel featuring photographers like Aline Smithson, Hiroshi Watanabe, and Marcus Ubungen. On Saturday, photo walks led by Chloe Fuller, Caleb Knueven, and Thomas Alleman will cost $10. Food trucks, including Kogi BBQ and Las Guajolotas, will be present, and notable photographers like Jason Lee and Siri Kaur will also participate.

Key facts

  • AnalogCon takes place April 10-11 at the Los Angeles Center of Photography
  • Event marks 80th anniversary of Freestyle Photographic & Imaging Supplies
  • Features over a dozen exhibitors including Kodak and Harman Technologies
  • Includes photo walks in Gloria Molina Grand Park, Grand Central Market, and Little Tokyo
  • Panel discussion with photographers Aline Smithson, Hiroshi Watanabe, and Marcus Ubungen
  • Jason Lee's debut museum exhibition was at Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa in 2019
  • Hiroshi Watanabe won the 2007 Photo City Sagamihara award
  • Thomas Alleman's "Sunshine & Noir" had its solo debut in Dallas in 2006

Entities

Artists

  • Jason Lee
  • Siri Kaur
  • Thomas Alleman
  • Hiroshi Watanabe
  • Marcus Ubungen
  • Aline Smithson
  • Willow Belle
  • Andrew K. Thompson
  • Caleb Knueven
  • Chloe Fuller
  • Tracy Chandler
  • Ali LeRoi
  • Rotem Rozental
  • Eric Joseph
  • Larry Clark
  • Kevin Smith
  • Lawrence Kasdan
  • Cameron Crowe
  • Rebecca Miller
  • Will Gillham

Institutions

  • Los Angeles Center of Photography
  • Freestyle Photographic & Imaging Supplies
  • Kodak
  • Harman Technologies
  • Richard Photo Lab
  • Negative Supply
  • Capture One
  • Film Photographic
  • Refueled magazine
  • Philbrook Museum of Art
  • Bob Dylan Center
  • Stanley/Barker
  • Galveston Historical Foundation
  • Amon Carter Museum of American Art
  • California Institute of the Arts
  • Smith College
  • Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
  • Vincent Price Art Museum
  • Riverside Art Museum
  • Lancaster Museum of Art and History
  • San Antonio Museum of Art
  • Aperture Foundation
  • Portland Museum of Art
  • Camera Club of New York
  • ARTFORUM
  • The Guardian
  • The Los Angeles Times
  • The New Yorker
  • The Wall Street Journal
  • The Washington Post
  • Otis College of Art and Design
  • UCLA
  • Photo Void
  • Michigan State University
  • Afterimage Gallery
  • Robin Rice Gallery
  • Blue Sky Gallery
  • Xianshwan Photo Festival
  • California State at Chico
  • Duncan Miller Gallery
  • Jewett Gallery
  • Nihon University
  • San Lázaro psychiatric hospital
  • Nueva Luz
  • Photolucida
  • Houston Museum of Fine Arts
  • George Eastman House
  • Santa Barbara Museum of Art
  • SFFILM
  • Vimeo
  • Directors Guild of America
  • Lenscratch
  • Griffin Museum of Photography
  • CENTER
  • Magenta Foundation
  • Smithsonian Air and Space Museum
  • National Portrait Gallery
  • Taylor Wessing Prize
  • Kris Graves Projects
  • Peanut Press
  • Hasselblad
  • California Museum of Photography
  • Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture
  • Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art
  • Center for Fine Art Photography
  • Curiouso Lab
  • The Sustainable Darkroom
  • Inlandia Institute
  • Ontario Museum of History & Art
  • CSU, San Bernardino
  • Bad Flashes

Locations

  • Los Angeles
  • California
  • United States
  • Tulsa
  • Oklahoma
  • Texas
  • Galveston
  • Southern California
  • Detroit
  • Michigan
  • Dallas
  • New York
  • Portland
  • Oregon
  • Inner Mongolia
  • China
  • San Francisco
  • Sapporo
  • Hokkaido
  • Japan
  • Quito
  • Ecuador
  • Altadena
  • Inland Empire
  • San Bernardino
  • Gloria Molina Grand Park
  • Grand Central Market
  • Little Tokyo
  • Meinig Gallery
  • Burnstein Gallery
  • Smith Gallery

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