Beniamino Terraneo has an exhibit up through November 26th in the northern Italian city of Brescia. Here is the announcement with images from the show.

On exhibit in the Konst and Kamera gallery in Sweden are daguerreotypes by Ake Hultman of his documentation of his surrounding environs over summer. Also on display are his reproductions of vintage equipment

A new large format, in camera original, work from Curtis Wehrfritz has been added to his gallery page, more of his latest work can be seen in exhibit he currently has in San Francisco.

This Saturday, July 9th, Takashi Arai will be opening a three month solo exhibition of contemporary daguerreotypes at the Kawasaki City Museum. From Takashi:

I will exhibit 3 sets of brand-new works for this show:

Also, we would be happy if you would join us on July 16th at kawasaki City Museum for the artists’ talk with Mari Miki, a young conservator and former Mellon Fellow in Photograph Conservation in George Eastman House. I and Miki collaborated to make reproductions of ‘Eirikimaru’ daguerreotypes: the first photographed images of Japanese people in 1850.

Readers residing in or traveling to Italy are cordially invited to Beniamino’s new exhibit in Milan;

4 more images have been added to Rosssano’s gallery, also here’s a video of a his recent exhibition shown on Italian television.

More images have been added to Casey’s gallery, press coverage of his show can be seen at Savannahnow.com, well done Casey!

Fast becoming cdags.org most prolific daguerreotypist, Casey has 7 new images in his gallery with the promise of more on the way. Opening soon is his first exhibit, at the Iocovozzi gallery in Savannah, Georgia,

Iocovozzi Fine Art Ltd.
1 West Jones
Savannah, Georgia 31401 USA
Tel 1: (912) 234 – 9424

Takashi Arai is exhibiting a series of 20 Daguerreotypes entitled “Flawless Lakes” at the Project Basho Gallery in Philadelphia. In conjunction with that he is giving a workshop this weekend (7th and 8th Nov). The venue, Project Basho, is hosting a panel discussion with Takashi Arai and other contemporary practitioners on Friday, November 13th, so if your in the neighbourhood come share your Daguerreian experiences.
While staying in Philadelphia Takashi is taking commissions for portraiture. The portraits are presented in the Japanese traditional hard image wooden boxes.