The project has a growing collection of vintage photographs from the 1850s to the 1930s which deal with subject matter related to “Beauty, Sex, & Shame.” The Olympia Project Collection’s goal is to curate and maintain a collection of both controversial rare vintage photographs and contemporary work inspired by this revolutionary era in early photography.

The Olympia Project will have an Open Call for artists in the style of VAEFF to submit work inside the concepts of the project and will curate and organize limited-edition shows.

Lady of the Night 1905 stereoscopic glass plate positives - Olympia Project Collection

Scarlet Woman B.K. Paris 1870 Hand Painted "French Tissue" - Olympia Project Collection

Scarlet Woman B.K. Paris 1870 Hand Painted "French Tissue" - Olympia Project Collection

Scarlet Woman B.K. Paris 1870 Hand Painted "French Tissue" - Olympia Project Collection

Scarlet Woman B.K. Paris 1870 Hand Painted "French Tissue" - Olympia Project Collection

Scarlet Woman Dressing 1905 stereoscopic glass plate positives - Olympia Project Collection

Lady of the Night 1905 stereoscopic glass plate positives - Olympia Project Collection

1870 Hand Painted "French Tissue" Market Woman Spurns Villian's Unwanted Advance - Olympia Project Collection

DIABLERIE TISSUE STEREOVIEW HTL ca1870 SKATERS From HELL! Devils & Skeletons - Olympia Project Collection

DIABLERIE TISSUE STEREOVIEW HTL 1870 INFERNAL RAILWAY Purgatory Devils Skeletons - Olympia Project Collection

Tissue Stereoview 1870 Photo cdii Rue de Rambuteau Paris Instantane France 84 - Olympia Project Collection

1870 STEREOVIEW Paris Roman Gate - The Olympia Project Collection

About The Olympia Project

Read about the Olympia Project’s origins, inspirations, and programs.
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Olympia Project Theatrical Series

The Olympia Project Theatrical Series entails annual theater installations coordinated by videoart.net.
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Olympia Project Original Photo Series

The Olympia Project Photo Series revisits and reimagines vintage photographs that embody the controversial and dynamic beginnings of photography.
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