About
The Lomography Gallery Store New York City is located in the city’s historic Greenwich Village neighborhood. Featuring the complete line of Lomographic products, accessories, and film, it’s the one-stop shop to fulfill all your Lomographic cravings! Not only is the full line of Lomographic goodies available for perusal, there is a myriad of workshops, LomoJourneys, and Lomography gatherings to attend every month.
All products are on display for a hands-on experience, and knowledgeable shop staff are always there to guide you if you need assistance. The store offers the opportunity to touch, smell, hold, and lovingly gaze upon the object of your Lomographic desire.
Store Specials
The extensive Lomographic product line is not the only sight to see; the Lomography Gallery Store NYC has been designed with flair by the Lomography architecture team. Vintage furniture is available for all to lounge upon while browsing through a carefully curated selection of reading material. We’ve made store displays from replicas of the original crates that the LOMO LC-A was shipped in from Russia. The store also features North America’s largest LomoWall, complete with 35,000 Lomographs on display.
Serving as the New York Embassy, the Lomography Gallery Store NYC is the place for you and fellow Lomographers to congregate and discuss the latest tips and tricks. There is also film development available, making it the ultimate destination for the complete Lomography experience.
Store History
The Lomography Gallery Store New York City opened in late January 2009. The store started off with a bang as a grand opening party with hundreds of attendees heralded the new arrival to the neighborhood.
Since then the store has become a destination for all those eager to learn about Lomography or expand their analogue repertoire with several classes, workshops, and meetings each month.
41 West 8th Street
New York, New York, 10011 USA, USA
shopnyc@lomography.comOpening Hours: Mon-Sat: 10:30am–9:00pm;
Sun: 11:00am–7:00pm;
phone: 00212 529 4353
fax: 00212 529 4353 000
360° Store-Panorama
Most recent Articles
- Behind the Scenes of Jeffrey Campbell's Campaign with Haya Zoubi and the LomoChrome Metropolis
- In An Instant: First Impressions with the LomoGraflok by Ben Fraternale
- Around the World in Analogue: Wurstelprater in LomoChrome Metropolis by grunrader
- Erica Reade's First Impression of the New Lomography Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
- Stories on Film: Zairre Wright's Analogue Chronicles of Local Skaters
- Berlin Portraits: A Story of Searching and Trying by Sophie Makharadze
- WE DO THE REST: A Decade Long Family Project by Sophie Schwartz
- From the Room Where the Bed is Made But the Heart is Broken: Robert Saint Rich's Latest Project on Lomography Berlin Kino
- Panoramic Contact Sheets With the Sprocket Rocket by Franklin Ruiz
- Sebastian Weissinger: Widening the Urban Perspective with the Atoll Ultra Wide Angle 17 mm f/2.8 Art Lens
- Joseph Stanton's Portraits with the New Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII Art Lens
- IT TAKES A WORRIED MAN: A LomoKino Video by Marc Peschke and Simon Fluck
- A "Cruel Summer" Between Confinement and Photography for Dan Bassini
- Colorful Reset: An Interview with J.K Chekpo
- A Unique Field of Vision by Perry Carbonell with the Atoll Ultra-Wide Angle 17 mm f/2.8 Art Lens
- Picturing the "New Normal" Romance with Lomography
- Revisioning Colors of Reality: Photographs by severinegodissart
- 5+1: A Chromatic Instax Film Soup by Benoit Pernuit
- Looking for Fun in a Boring Life - an Interview with Jason Guan
- Community Spotlight: Wulan (@wulan) and Tick (@ticketz)
- A Feel of Kyoto with the Petzval 55 mm f1.7 MKII Art Lens in the Eyes of Ma Yue
- Finding Your Place in the World with Pooneh Ghana
- Camera Cross Tour: Sprocket Rocket Double-Exposure Experiment
- "Morvan Secret" by Benjamin Arias and Loris Fae with the Lomography Color Negative 120
- A LomoWalk with “Berlin on Film” Community — Part II
- An Abandoned City by Jimmy Cheng with the Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
- Lewis Williamson's Vast Vistas of the Australian Coasts with the Atoll Ultra-Wide Angle 17 mm f/2.8 Art Lens
- Spacious Skateboard Shots by Mathieu Aghababian with the Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
- Zine Of The Times: An Interview with Simon King of New Exit Group
- The Film Swappers Society: Bravopires' Mutual Love for Turquoise with Lalouve
Upcoming Events
- Behind the Scenes of Jeffrey Campbell's Campaign with Haya Zoubi and the LomoChrome Metropolis
- In An Instant: First Impressions with the LomoGraflok by Ben Fraternale
- Around the World in Analogue: Wurstelprater in LomoChrome Metropolis by grunrader
- Erica Reade's First Impression of the New Lomography Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
- Stories on Film: Zairre Wright's Analogue Chronicles of Local Skaters
- Berlin Portraits: A Story of Searching and Trying by Sophie Makharadze
- WE DO THE REST: A Decade Long Family Project by Sophie Schwartz
- From the Room Where the Bed is Made But the Heart is Broken: Robert Saint Rich's Latest Project on Lomography Berlin Kino
- Panoramic Contact Sheets With the Sprocket Rocket by Franklin Ruiz
- Sebastian Weissinger: Widening the Urban Perspective with the Atoll Ultra Wide Angle 17 mm f/2.8 Art Lens
- Joseph Stanton's Portraits with the New Petzval 55 mm f/1.7 MKII Art Lens
- IT TAKES A WORRIED MAN: A LomoKino Video by Marc Peschke and Simon Fluck
- A "Cruel Summer" Between Confinement and Photography for Dan Bassini
- Colorful Reset: An Interview with J.K Chekpo
- A Unique Field of Vision by Perry Carbonell with the Atoll Ultra-Wide Angle 17 mm f/2.8 Art Lens
- Picturing the "New Normal" Romance with Lomography
- Revisioning Colors of Reality: Photographs by severinegodissart
- 5+1: A Chromatic Instax Film Soup by Benoit Pernuit
- Looking for Fun in a Boring Life - an Interview with Jason Guan
- Community Spotlight: Wulan (@wulan) and Tick (@ticketz)
- A Feel of Kyoto with the Petzval 55 mm f1.7 MKII Art Lens in the Eyes of Ma Yue
- Finding Your Place in the World with Pooneh Ghana
- Camera Cross Tour: Sprocket Rocket Double-Exposure Experiment
- "Morvan Secret" by Benjamin Arias and Loris Fae with the Lomography Color Negative 120
- A LomoWalk with “Berlin on Film” Community — Part II
- An Abandoned City by Jimmy Cheng with the Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
- Lewis Williamson's Vast Vistas of the Australian Coasts with the Atoll Ultra-Wide Angle 17 mm f/2.8 Art Lens
- Spacious Skateboard Shots by Mathieu Aghababian with the Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art Lens
- Zine Of The Times: An Interview with Simon King of New Exit Group
- The Film Swappers Society: Bravopires' Mutual Love for Turquoise with Lalouve
