March 2 – April 16, 2022 Our present exhibition, "Studies in Light," explores the photography…
In a 2005 issue of Rolling Stone magazine, with an interview titled The Cult of Darth Vader, made after the last release of the new Star Wars trilogy, George Lucas looks back at one of the greatest movie villains of all time, Darth Vader. Albert Watson was commissioned to photograph the costume, and one of the resulting pictures became the issue’s cover.
A portrait photographer can be fortunate enough to have special moments in their career when they have their camera in front of a truly inspiring subject. This moment was the case when Dana Gluckstein took portraits of Desmond Tutu in 2009
Photographer Frank Horvat has managed to transcend boundaries in photography with a career spanning over five decades
75 years ago on this day, a legend of Rock & Roll and a true influencer before the word was coined was born. We salute David Bowie and all his accomplishments! Brain Duffy was fortunate enough to shoot 5 sessions between 1972 & 1980 — often referred to as his “Golden Years.”
JANUARY 22 - FEBRUARY 19, 2022 One could posit that developing outside the parameters…
For Impossible Utopias, André Lichtenberg looks beyond the English Channel. As a European citizen living in England, with a family history of
The exhibition “Movie Made America” arises from the intersection between the still and the moving image. In America, cinema and Hollywood have been part of the dream-making and entertainment industry.
For the past two decades, photographer Nick Brandt has created several bodies of work that underline the critical need for environmental conservation.
The cover image of “David Bowie, Aladdin Sane” became the defining visual presence for Bowie. Bowie understood its power to brand his visual image.