THE YAMBA MALAWI COLLECTION
This series of art was chosen by the non profit organization, Yamba Malawi as part of an emerging artist challenge held by ARTSTHREAD.
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Art Fundraising in the Age of Social Distancing
“The Spring Gala Season Has Been Canceled,” reads a March 19th headline from The New York Times —...
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FUNDRAISER CANCELLED? HOW YOURARTGALLERY.COM CAN HELP!
Friends in the Charity & Non-Profit World, We are saddened to see so many charities across the...
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Exploring Antelope Canyon with Photographer Maria Ferrari
Get the full story on Maria Ferrari’s recent trip to Antelope Canyon in northern Arizona to photograph this natural wonder and the surreal, abstract imagery to which it lent itself during her shoot.
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Sebastião Salgado: Landscapes 2004-2018 at Sundaram Tagore
Born in Brazil and based in Paris, Sebastião Salgado is known for his stunning work at the intersection of documentary, photojournalism and fine art photography. In the exhibition Sebastião Salgado: Landscapes 2004-2018 a rare glimpse of his landscape photography is on view.
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National Relaxation Day
August 15th is National Relaxation Day—but really, shouldn’t we be able to relax every day? Photography is one of the best ways to ditch the daily grind, even if it’s just for 30 minutes.
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Being: New Photography 2018 at MoMA
The New Photography exhibition series at the Museum of Modern Art is a highly anticipated event in the field of contemporary photography. Occuring every two years, the series explores photography and photo-based art.
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Landscapes after Ruskin: Redefining the Sublime at NYU’s Grey Art Gallery
An eclectic selection of artworks that includes photographs, video, and sculpture explore the idea of “the landscape” in a myriad of non-traditional nuanced interpretations.
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Laurie Simmons at Salon 94
Photographer Laurie Simmons’ take on portraiture involves a bit a trickery. It’s candy-coated color palette might encourage a superficial gaze, but a closer look reveals an offbeat critique of both identity and portraiture.
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Rey Parlá – Multiplicities at Benrubi Gallery
The abstract cameraless photographs on view in the exhibition, Rey Parlá – Multiplicities, stretch traditional notions of photography, taking viewers into a space of infinite co-creation. Intuition, surprise and chance act as Parlá’s co-conspirators in works grounded in both process and philosophical inquiry.
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Best of the Best for 2017 at Your Art Gallery
Check Out the Best of the Best for 2017 at Your Art Gallery.
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Generation Wealth by Lauren Greenfield at ICP
Lauren Greenfield’s exhibition, Generation Wealth, documents the evolving culture of wealth in the United States, and its influence abroad through 25 years of photographic work.
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Claude Iverné: Bilad Es Sudan at Aperture
Photographer Claude Iverné’s photographs offer a unique study of the historical and contemporary cultural clash in the region, primarily through landscape and portraiture.
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Paul Bulteel: Waste Not at Anastasia Photo
Paul Bulteel’s Waste Not, depict the voluminous nature of recyclable waste produced by human beings in the 21st century.
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Colour at Rubber Factory and Women
On the Lower East Side, a significant group exhibition, Women in Colour, gathers some of contemporary photography’s innovative women photographers. Curated by Ellen Carey, the exhibition is part of her ongoing research into women photographers and color photography.
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