440 Gallery is pleased to present Metropolis, a solo exhibition of photography by David Stock. Stock’s recent photographs explore many facets of New York, including its hardworking storefronts, its street life, and its unintended visual puns. In Metropolis, he exhibits formal black and white studies of the city’s imposing architecture and infrastructure. Printmaking is an […]
Beginning on September 9, 2017, the James A. Michener Art Museum will present A Time to Break Silence: Pictures of Social Change, a photography exhibition comprising 31 works that chronicle protests, social movements, and ideological shifts since the 1950s. Presented for the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s controversial speech entitled “Beyond Vietnam: A Time […]
The Chelsea International Photography Competition Is Accepting Entries! An excellent opportunity for both amateur and professional photographers The Chelsea International Photography Competition (CIPC) opens July 18. In its inaugural year, The CIPC’s distinguished panel of jurors will select photographers and award them with the opportunity to present their work in an exhibition at Agora Gallery. […]
Robert Pennington is a Brooklyn-based documentary photographer and filmmaker. He has worked in media arts for 25 years in the US, South Pacific, Europe and Latin America. His recent photographic work investigates socio- political, cultural and economic phenomena, and their impact on the human condition. He focuses on the margins of society, where oftentimes hubris […]
The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) explores abstraction through more than 40 photographs by three of the most important and influential American photographers of the 20th century: Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, and Minor White. Black, White & Abstract: Callahan, Siskind, White, on view May 17-October 1, 2017, is drawn from the museum’s Prints, Drawings & […]
Me, Myself and Eye: 440 Gallery’s avant-garde music series curated by Michel Gentile Sunday, May 7 @ 4:40 PM Suggested donation $10 Technically simple yet artistically diverse, collage has invaded every modern medium. Barbara Confino will trace the history of collage as a radical–even subversive–medium to show how it broke with the esthetics of the […]
THROCKMORTON FINE ART presents an important exhibition of photographs by the German-born 20th century photographer, FRITZ HENLE, at its New York gallery from April 27 – June 24, 2017. According to Spencer Throckmorton, “photo-historian Helmut Gernsheim called FRITZ HENLE ‘the last classic freelance photographer.’ He was one of those fortunate individuals for whom the tumultuous […]
