Angela Cappetta is a New York City fine-art documentary photographer whose work has been exhibited internationally and acquired by institutions including MoMA Library, the New York Public Library Picture Collection, and the Victoria & Albert Museum. This page features photography exhibitions, press coverage, artist talks, photobook signings, awards, and workshops.

News, Exhibitions & Awards

• 47th Street was shortlisted for the Belfast Photo Festival. The selection was curated by Dr. Lisa Sutcliffe, Curator of Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Dr. Roxana Marcoci, Senior Curator of Photography at MoMA.

• Glendalis was shortlisted for the British Journal of Photography x Nikon Female in Focus Award 2026.

• Exhibit, 10 14 Gallery, London

• March 7-May 10, 2026 Curated by Lisa Volpe of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston.Throughline Collective3909 Main St, Houston, TX 77004

• Acquisition, MoMA Library Collection.

• Making Family, L’Artiere Bologna, Italy.

• Analog Forever, Regional Resonance Group Show.

• 2025 American Academy in Rome residency.

• 2025 Emulsions Group Show Chelsea, NYC.

• Griffin Museum of Photography, Gathering Place Family Sights Oct 2025-Jan 2026.

• Lenscratch exhibition Summer of Hope Group Show.

• Book acquisition New York Public Library Picture Collection.

• 2025 White Columns, group show exhibiting artist, #33.

• Close Call, Curated by Gagosian Director of Photography Joshua Chuang and Barney Kulok. Der Greif, Munich, Germany.

• 2025 Photo Vogue Women by Women shortlist.

• Acquisition into the MoMA Library 6/2025.

• 2025 Rencontre Arles Prix du Livre Shortlist.

• 2025 Art on the Ave. Here , Now, Always exhibiting artist 6/25-9/25.

• 2025 Lucie Foundation winner.

• 2025 AIPAD exhibiting artist.

• Fondazione Palazzo Magnani Fotografia Europea Festival Reggio Emilia, Italy Avere Vent-Anni Fluorescent Adolescent.Photobook exhibition curated by Francesco Colombelli.

• White Columns Bricks of Memory, Fragments of Homecurated by Sanna Almajedi

• Print acquisition Victoria and Albert Museum

• Book acquisition National Art Library