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The School of Los Angeles

The School of Los Angeles

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Fahey/Klein Gallery is proud to present The School of Los Angeles, an exhibition examining seminal work by photographers Herb Ritts, Greg Gorman, and Matthew Rolston, three artists who took root in Southern California in the late 1970s and developed distinct approaches to photographing personalities. Together, they reimagined the traditions of glamour and portraiture and created a visual language that continues…
Declan Haun: Between Fact and Feeling

Declan Haun: Between Fact and Feeling

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A gifted photojournalist and perceptive observer of American life, Declan Haun worked at a time when the boundaries between documentary photography, journalism, and personal expression were becoming increasingly fluid. His photographs have the immediacy of eyewitness accounts, but they are also distinguished by a remarkable sense of composition, timing, and an understanding of human emotion. Haun began his professional career…
The World of Charles Henri Ford & Pavel Tchelitchew

The World of Charles Henri Ford & Pavel Tchelitchew

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Daniel Cooney Fine Art presents The World of Charles Henri Ford & Pavel Tchelitchew, on view from 18 September through 31 October 2026, an exhibition of photographs by Charles Henri Ford and works on paper by Pavel Tchelitchew, curated by photographer Allen Frame. The show offers an intimate portrait of an enduring artistic partnership and the extraordinary cultural world they…
Baldwin Lee: New York (1975–1979)

Baldwin Lee: New York (1975–1979)

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Howard Greenberg Gallery presents Baldwin Lee: New York (1975–1979), an exhibition of large-scale black-and-white photographs. The exhibition brings together photographs Lee made between 1975 and 1979, a formative period in his career, and marks the first time they have been on view. Raised in New York’s Chinatown, Lee studied photography with Minor White at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and…
Tania Ruda: Summer, Together

Tania Ruda: Summer, Together

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Summer, Together is a black-and-white photographic series by Ukrainian photographer and visual artist Tania Ruda, made during a family summer in Normandy, France. For many years, Ruda has photographed her own family from within their everyday life. In Summer, Together, the camera follows children moving through long summer days – playing, swimming, eating, resting, running, touching, laughing, and inventing games.…
Virginia McGee Richards: The Inner Passage

Virginia McGee Richards: The Inner Passage

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Photographer Virginia McGee Richards announces the release of The Inner Passage, published by MIT, which features 60 photographic plates, alongside stories from the communities who continue to live along the Inner Passage: descendants of the Gullah Geechee, Indigenous families, Lowcountry planters, and generations of watermen and women whose lives remain connected to these waterways. Their voices, combined with the photographs, provide a layered narrative that…
Lee Friedlander: Maria

Lee Friedlander: Maria

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Lee Friedlander: Maria presents a seven-decade portrait of the photographer’s wife, companion and most persistent subject. On view from September 10 through October 24, 2026, the exhibition gathers approximately 50 photographs made from the 1950s to the 2020s, following a relationship through marriage, parenthood, grandparenthood and the quieter years that come after. Maria appears in the ordinary settings of shared…
Joel-Peter Witkin: Selected Works 1973 – 2018

Joel-Peter Witkin: Selected Works 1973 – 2018

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Fahey/Klein Gallery is pleased to present Joel-Peter Witkin: Selected Works 1973 – 2018, an exhibition of photographs by Joel-Peter Witkin spanning more than four decades of the artist’s groundbreaking career. Bringing together seminal works and rare prints, the exhibition offers a timely opportunity to engage with one of the most uncompromising and influential voices in contemporary photography. For over fifty…
20th Century Film Stills: Hollywood & Beyond

20th Century Film Stills: Hollywood & Beyond

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Keith de Lellis Gallery is pleased to present “20th Century Film Stills: Hollywood & Beyond”, an exhibition of original vintage photographs spanning decades of cinema, from Hollywood’s golden age through the countercultural provocations of the 1970s and beyond. These are the photographs that actually circulated when the films were released: press stills, unit photographs, and wire service prints documenting some…
Allen Ginsberg and Vivian Maier

Allen Ginsberg and Vivian Maier

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Howard Greenberg Gallery will present Notes from the Margins: Allen Ginsberg and Vivian Maier, a new exhibition marking the centennial of two singular artists born in 1926, whose work emerged from the cultural periphery and came to leave a lasting mark on the visual and literary imagination of the 20th century. Notes from the Margins offers a timely reconsideration of…
Stepping into Style: Fashion and the Art of Elegance

Stepping into Style: Fashion and the Art of Elegance

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Holden Luntz Gallery presents, Stepping into Style, a summer exhibition that explores the intersection between photography’s intersection of lifestyle and fashion as one of the most influential ways the camera has shaped modern ideas of elegance, identity, glamour and self-expression. Bringing together works that originated from studio refinement, black and white film stock and large format equipment to later works…
Becoming Marilyn

Becoming Marilyn

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So much has already been said about Marilyn Monroe. After a deprived and unhappy early life as Norma Jeane Mortenson, Marilyn began her slow rise in Hollywood thanks to her agent and lover Johnny Hyde. At the time of her death at age 36, Marilyn had reached the height of celebrity and stardom – a position that has miraculously continued…
France in the Time of Manet and Morisot

France in the Time of Manet and Morisot

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Édouard Manet and Berthe Morisot lived during a tumultuous yet fertile period in France. Events included war and the loss of territory; modernization and the rise of industry; and a shift from rural to urban living. As both artists were living in Paris, it became the largest city in continental Europe and the arts capital of the world. Manet and…
Vintage: Historic B&W Photos of Victorian-Era Canterbury and Carlisle

Vintage: Historic B&W Photos of Victorian-Era Canterbury and Carlisle

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Canterbury, known for its deep-rooted ecclesiastical significance, was a hub of religious devotion and economic activity in Victorian England. The Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, remained the heart of the city, drawing pilgrims and tourists alike. Nearby, St. Martin’s Church, the oldest church in England still in use, stood as a symbol of Canterbury’s enduring spiritual past. The…
Emma Hartvig: Masks & Myths

Emma Hartvig: Masks & Myths

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The Hulett Collection is proud to present Masks & Myths, a selection of works by Vienna-based contemporary artist Emma Hartvig. Blending cinematic atmosphere with emotional intimacy, Hartvig’s photographs explore womanhood through a deeply personal and evocative lens. Moving fluidly between portraiture, allegory, and autobiography, her images inhabit a space where vulnerability, transformation, memory, and myth converge. Throughout the exhibition, Hartvig…
Lynn Adler: And So We Moved To Petaca

Lynn Adler: And So We Moved To Petaca

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Obscura Gallery is thrilled to present an exhibition and book signing for And So We Moved To Petaca: Portrait of a New Mexico Community, with photographs by Lynn Adler and curated by Bill Shapiro. The exhibition and recent book publication (University of New Mexico Press, 2026) is a sublime photographic chronicle of the efforts of several counterculture families to adopt…
Vintage: The Channel Islands in Victorian England

Vintage: The Channel Islands in Victorian England

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Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, was a vibrant hub of activity. Saint Brelade’s Bay, with its golden sands and rugged cliffs, became a favored destination for Victorian visitors seeking seaside leisure. Just a short journey away, Saint Aubin’s, once a bustling fishing port, transformed into a charming town with elegant Georgian and Victorian architecture, reflecting the prosperity brought…
Michael Kenna: Confessionali

Michael Kenna: Confessionali

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In 2007, Michael Kenna visited the Chiesa di Santo Stefano in Reggio Emilia and began a series of photographs that initiated a focused, contemplative body of work on confessionals, fixed wooden booths inside a Catholic church, designed specifically for the sacrament of confession. In Italian churches, confessionals are often more decorative than in many other countries, reflecting local craftsmanship and…
Meryl Meisler: Queer-Friendly Nightlife Now

Meryl Meisler: Queer-Friendly Nightlife Now

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Nearly five decades after documenting disco-era revelry, photographer Meryl Meisler returns with a bold new body of work capturing the pulse of contemporary queer nightlife—its grit, glamour, and enduring sense of community. Meryl Meisler: Queer-Friendly Nightlife Now premieres the CPW’s inaugural Upstate Photography Biennial, a new exhibition series featuring 39 artists from across the region, opening May 30, 2026. Meisler’s…
Interview with Philip Shaheen

Interview with Philip Shaheen

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Philip Shaheen is an analog black-and-white landscape photographer based in Washington, DC. He works exclusively on medium and large format film – no digital capture, no post-processing — producing everything from negative to print by hand using techniques that predate the digital era. In the field, Shaheen controls tonality through Zone System metering, contrast filters,and ND filter stacking for long…