In Between Gallery, the United Kingdom-based photography platform, has launched its open call for the 2026 edition, inviting photographers from anywhere in the world to submit their work for consideration.

The call, listed this week by grants aggregator fundsforNGOs, targets practitioners at multiple career stages and offers a route into the gallery's forthcoming programme. As its name suggests, In Between Gallery positions itself in the space between traditional institutional showing and independent exhibition-making — a model that has gained traction in the UK as photographers increasingly seek alternatives to the shrinking roster of dedicated photography venues.

Submissions are open internationally, with the gallery specifying the United Kingdom as the organising base. The 2026 timeline marks the next cycle in what the platform presents as an ongoing commitment to surfacing new photographic work through open competition rather than curator-led invitation alone.

For photographers, open calls of this kind remain one of the few accessible entry points into exhibition circuits that otherwise depend on gallery representation or academic affiliation. Applicants should consult the gallery's published guidelines for eligibility, submission format and deadlines before preparing entries.

The announcement signals that In Between Gallery intends to continue building its roster through the open call model into 2026, and photographers watching the UK scene will be looking to see which bodies of work the selection process brings forward.