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# Robert Koch Gallery

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- [Robert Koch Gallery at The Armory Show 2020](https://kochgallery.com/2020/03/robert-koch-exhibits-at-the-armory-show-2020-pier94-booth-618/) - The Armory Show March 4–8 | Pier 94, NYC | Booth 618 Featuring work by: Tamas Dezso, Jaromír Funke, Robert Heinecken, György Kepes, László Moholy-Nagy, Sutezo Otono, Arthur Siegel, Nancy Wilson-Pajic
- [Robert Koch Gallery at the Armory Show 2021](https://kochgallery.com/2021/09/robert-koch-gallery-armory-show-2021/) - The Armory Show Sept. 9 – 12 | Javits Center NYC | Booth 104 Featuring work by Diane Arbus • Matt Black • Jeff Brouws • Edward Burtynsky • Tamas Dezso • Foto Ada • Robert Heinecken • Nadav Kander • Adam Katseff • Andre Kertesz • Josef Koudelka • Man Ray• Irving Penn • Mimi Plumb • Nancy Wilson-Pajic • Michael Wolf
- [Mimi Plumb included in Museum of Fine Arts Boston exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/2021/05/mimi-plumb-included-in-the-museum-of-fine-arts-boston-exhibition/) - We are proud to announce that Mimi Plumb's work is being included in the exhibition Personal and Political: Women Photographers, 1965-1985 at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston on view September 13, 2019 – November 28, 2021 as part of the museum's larger initiative Women Take the Floor honoring women artists. Plumb's work is featured alongside the work of Cindy Sherman, Annie Leibovitz, and Diane Arbus among others.
- [Alex Webb: <i>Errand and Epiphany</i> on view at Museum Helmond, Netherlands](https://kochgallery.com/2023/03/alex-webb-errand-and-epiphany/) - Alex Webb: Errand and Epiphany is on view at the Museum Helmond, Netherlands from March 25 through October 1, 2023. The exhibition presents 85 large-format photographs shot in the Caribbean, Haiti, Mexico, Cuba, Latin America, Europe and the USA. In addition Alex Webb: Errand and Epiphany features a continuous screening of his short film about Istanbul, the city of a hundred names: ancient and modern, Islamic and secular. Museum Helmond has the privilege of showing the first ever institutional survey of Webb’s oeuvre which encompasses more than forty years of photography.
- [Edward Burtynsky inducted into the International Photography Hall of Fame](https://kochgallery.com/2022/11/edward-burtynsky-inducted-into-the-international-photography-hall-of-fame/) - We are proud to announce that Edward Burtynsky has been inducted into the International Photography Hall of Fame. The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum honors those who have made great contributions to the field of photography and preserves historic photographs and cameras to share with the world. Past inductees include Ansel Adams, Steve Jobs, André Kertész, Cindy Sherman, Robert Frank, Annie Leibovitz, Gordon Parks, Berenice Abbott, Sebastião Salgado, among others.
- [Ljubodrag Andric: new monograph release + exhibition at the Triennale di Milano](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/ljubodrag-andric-new-monograph-release-exhibition-at-the-triennale-di-milano/) - Ljubodrag Andric: Works 2008-2016 will be on view through September 23, 2017 at the Triennale di Milano. Ljubodrag Andric: Consonanze was exhibited at the Fondazione Querini Stampalia in Venice in the later part of 2016. The monograph Ljubodrag Andric: Works 2008-2016 was published this year by Skira and features a selection of over 100 photographs, featuring Andric's distinctive painterly vision of architectural sites and facades.
- [Gallery artist Chris Dorley-Brown's <i>The Corners</i> honored with the 2018 British Book Design and Production Award](https://kochgallery.com/2018/11/gallery-artist-chris-dorley-browns-the-cornershonored-with-the-2018-british-book-design-and-production-award/) - The Corners, the newest monograph by gallery artist Chris Dorley-Brown, has been honored with the 2018 British Book Design and Production Award in the Photography Book category. The Corners is published by Hoxton Mini Press, London, with design by Friederike Huber.
- [Michael Wolf <i>Life in Cities</i> retrospective opens at the Rencontres d’Arles](https://kochgallery.com/2017/06/michael-wolf-life-in-cities-retrospective-opens-at-the-rencontres-darles-on-july-3rd-2017/) - We are pleased to announce that gallery artist Michael Wolf's traveling retrospective Life in Cities opens at the Rencontres d’Arles on July 3rd, 2017, and will be on view through August 27, 2017. The exhibition will travel to international institutions and is accompanied with a monograph of the same title.
- [New monograph release | Mimi Plumb: <i>The White Sky</i>](https://kochgallery.com/2020/10/new-monograph-release-mimi-plumb-the-white-sky/) - UK publisher Stanley/Barker has released Mimi Plumb's The White Sky monograph to raving reviews. In her early twenties, the American Photographer Mimi Plumb looked back to her Californian childhood to make a series of photographs about suburban youth. The resulting photographs collected in her new book The White Sky builds a world in which an unknown trauma hangs heavy in the air, and children rule the roost.
- [New monograph release | Rebecca Norris Webb: <i>Night Calls</i>](https://kochgallery.com/2020/12/new-monograph-release-rebecca-norris-webb-night-calls/) - Publisher Radius Books has released Rebecca Norris Webb’s Night Calls monograph. Studying at the International Center of Photography in New York, Webb first came across W. Eugene Smith’s Country Doctor, his famous Life Magazine photo essay. Webb was immediately drawn to the subject of Smith’s essay, Dr. Ernest Ceriani, a Colorado country doctor who was just a few years older than her father
- [Rebecca Norris Webb featured in Urbanautica](https://kochgallery.com/2021/01/rebecca-norris-webb-night-calls-featured-in-urbanautica/) - Webb's Night Calls exhibition was recently featured in the Urbanautica Journal of Visual Anthropology and Cultural Studies. And this is what I find in these photographs: absolute simplicity. Not in all of course. For heaven's sake, not all poems have the same weight. They should be read differently, and so are the images, especially if they are considered as a plot of a novel, as a whole. - Steve Bisson
- [Roger Ballen's film <i>Roger the Rat</i> selected to screen at the Même Pas Peur: Festival International du Film Fantastique de la Réunion](https://kochgallery.com/2021/02/roger-ballens-film-at-the-meme-pas-peur/) - Roger Ballen's recent film Roger the Rat has been selected to screen at the distinguished Même Pas Peur: Festival International du Film Fantastique de la Réunion. The 11th edition of the festival will be a live event at the Cinéma Henri Madoré in the city of Saint-Philippe, Réunion Island and will take place this February 17 - 22.
- [Edward Burtynsky featured in the Financial Times, <i>My Green Manifesto</i> by Bill Gates](https://kochgallery.com/2021/02/edward-burtynsky-in-the-financial-times-my-green-manifesto-by-bill-gates/) - Edward Burtynsky featured in the Financial Times, My Green Manifesto by Bill Gates. The billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates offers four bold ideas to help business take on the climate crisis, featuring works by gallery artist Edward Burtynsky.
- [Mimi Plumb lecture at PhotoAlliance](https://kochgallery.com/2021/10/mimi-plumb-lecture-at-photoalliance/) - PhotoAlliance lecture with with Mimi Plumb and Dennis Hearne, November 12th at San Francisco Art Institute Osher Lecture Hall. Bay Area photographer Mimi Plumb has explored subjects ranging from her suburban Northern California roots to the United Farm Workers movement. This month Stanley Barker releases Plumb's third book The Golden City, featuring her photographs of San Francisco from 1984 through 2020. A solo exhibition of work from her previous book, The White Sky, is currently on view at Robert Koch Gallery (October 4 - November 26, 2021). Introductory speaker Dennis Hearne will be sharing a selection of photographs taken in North Beach, San Francisco, where he has lived since 1965. Due to safety protocols, tickets to the in-person lecture are limited to 100. Please remember mask and proof of vaccination are required.
- [Trent Davis Bailey on view at Denver Art Museum](https://kochgallery.com/2023/07/trent-davis-bailey-on-view-at-denver-art-museum/) - The Denver Art Museum will present 32 photographs from Trent Davis Bailey's “The North Fork” in what will be the artists largest exhibition to date. The exhibition opens on July 30, 2023 and will be on view until February 11, 2024. Titled “Personal Geographies: Trent Davis Bailey | Brian Adams,” the exhibition will be in two adjoining galleries: one with Trent Davis Bailey's photographs and the other displaying Iñupiaq photographer Brian Adams.⁣
- [Edward Burtynsky Receives Sony World Photography Awards 2022, Outstanding Contribution to Photography Award](https://kochgallery.com/2021/11/edward-burtynsky-receives-sony-world-photography-awards-2022-outstanding-contribution-to-photography-award/) - The World Photography Organisation has awarded Canadian photographer, Edward Burtynsky, as the Outstanding Contribution to Photography recipient of the Sony World Photography Awards 2022. Widely regarded as one of the world’s most accomplished contemporary photographers, Burtynsky is best known for his sweeping images of industrial landscapes and the wider environmental crisis.
- [Roger Ballen represents South Africa at the 2022 Venice Biennale](https://kochgallery.com/2022/03/roger-ballen-venice-biennale/) - Gallery artist Roger Ballen has been selected to represent South Africa at the 2022 Venice Biennale. Held every two years since its founding in 1895, the Biennale Arte is a highlight event on the international arts calendar. The 59th International Art Exhibition will take place from 23 April to 27 November 2022
- [Matt Black exhibition opens at the Kunstfoyer, Munich](https://kochgallery.com/2021/07/matt-black-munich-exhibition-opens-at-the-kunstfoyer/) - Matt Black’s American Geography exhibition continues Kunstfoyer’s series on documentary photographers, dedicated to life’s sociopolitical and social conditions. With his square, large-format, black-and-white photographs and overwhelming panoramic landscapes, Black shows us a country far from unlimited possibilities and an American society, largely characterized by poverty, lack of opportunities and political resignation. On view July 15 through September 12 , 2021
- [Steidl releases Karine Laval <i>Poolscapes</i> monograph](https://kochgallery.com/2018/08/steidl-releases-karine-laval-poolscapes-monograph/) - Poolscapes brings together two bodies of work―The Pool (2002–2005) and Poolscapes (2009–2012)―by French-born, Brooklyn-based photographer Karine Laval, both focusing on the motif of the swimming pool. Presenting public pools in urban and natural environments throughout Europe and private pools in the US in two distinct sections, the book is arranged chronologically and shows an evolution in tone and depth, from the photographic to the painterly.
- [Edward Burtynsky highly anticipated <i>Anthropocene</i> exhibition and monograph](https://kochgallery.com/2018/08/edward-burtynsky-highly-anticipated-anthropocene-exhibition-and-monograph/) - This Fall the Robert Koch Gallery will exhibit Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky’s highly anticipated Anthropocene project, his seventh exhibition at the gallery since 1999. Five years in the making, Anthropocene presents powerful and poignant works by Burtynsky mapping the impact of human intervention on Planet Earth. Anthropocene will be exhibited concurrent to the release of the artist’s sixth Steidl monograph of the same title, and his film collaboration with filmmakers Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier; in conjunction with two museum exhibitions, one at the Art Gallery of Ontario and the other at the National Gallery of Canada.
- [Brian Ulrich's work included in <i>This Land</i> exhibition at Pier 24 and featured in New York Times](https://kochgallery.com/2018/09/brian-ulrichs-work-included-in-this-land-exhibition-at-pier-24-and-featured-in-new-york-times/) - This Land focuses on work made throughout the United States within the past decade. The photographers assembled here examine aspects of the country’s current social climate, from the mundane to the politicized. This Land will be on view through March 31, 2019 at Pier 24 located on San Francisco's Embarcadero.
- [Michael Wolf <i>Bottrop-Ebel 76</i> exhibition opens at The Josef Albers Museum in Germany](https://kochgallery.com/2019/02/michael-wolf-exhibition-opens-at-the-josef-albers-museum-in-germany/) - Michael Wolf's Bottrop-Ebel 76 exhibition opens at The Josef Albers Museum in Bottrop, Germany on February 24, 2019, and runs through May 19, 2019. The 1976 series focuses on life in a small coal mining village in the Ruhr District of Germany.
- [Robert Koch Gallery selected by Artsy as one of the best booths at The Armory Show 2019](https://kochgallery.com/2019/03/robert-koch-gallery-selected-by-artsy-as-one-of-the-best-booths-at-the-armory-show-2019/) - In the first half of the 20th century, Hungarian artists living in their country and as expats abroad redefined what photography and images could do. László Moholy-Nagy, arguably the best known of the group, produced striking photograms, a term that he coined. The last-known photogram by the influential Bauhaus instructor, made in 1946, is on view here (and on offer for $75,000). It's a gorgeous, supremely modern work that seems to foretell complex grayscale experiments by contemporary artists like Avery K. Singer.
- [Gallery artist Michael Wolf passes away at age of 64](https://kochgallery.com/2019/05/longtime-gallery-artist-michael-wolf-passes-away-at-age-of-64/) - It is with great sadness that we announce the unexpected death of our longtime friend and gallery artist Michael Wolf, recognized for his work on life in cities, who passed away last Thursday at the age of 64 in his home in Cheung Chau, Hong Kong. The Robert Koch Gallery in San Francisco, was the first gallery to represent Michael Wolf, and did so exclusively for many years, presenting Wolf's first exhibition of his breakthrough project Architecture of Density in 2005 and later the first gallery exhibition of Transparent City in 2008. Our gallery is honored to have mounted twelve exhibitions of his work.
- [Interview: Trent Davis Bailey](https://kochgallery.com/2020/02/interview-trent-davis-bailey/) - Trent Davis Bailey received the Film Photo Award in the Spring of 2019. One year later, Linda Moses checks back in with him.
- [Gallery artists Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb featured on Lensculture](https://kochgallery.com/2020/03/gallery-artists-alex-webb-and-rebecca-norris-webb-featured-on-lensculture/) - Gallery artists Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb were featured on Lensculture, offering an inspiring look into the world of this husband and wife artist team.
- [Edward Burtynsky donates his archives to Ryerson University](https://kochgallery.com/2021/01/edward-burtynsky-donates-his-archives-to-ryerson/) - “The downtown university has just announced the first instalment of his multi-year donation to its photographic gallery and research facility. It features 142 photos from Burtynsky’s early career, created between 1976 and 1989. Subsequent annual donations, to span three to five years, will add more chronological works from his five-plus decades of visually documenting how […]
- [Robert Koch publishes <i>New Bauhaus in America</i> monograph](https://kochgallery.com/2019/11/robert-koch-publishes-new-bauhaus-in-america-monograph/) - This small edition publication accompanies our current New Bauhaus in America exhibition, which is on view at the gallery through the end of November, 2019. The catalog features works included in the exhibition including works by György Kepes + László Moholy-Nagy, Arthur Siegel, M. Halberstadt, and Henry Holmes Smith with Introduction by Leland Rice.
- [Josh Begley: Artist's film premieres in San Francisco](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/josh-begley-artists-film-premieres-in-san-francisco/) - Gallery artist Josh Begley's short film Best of Luck With the Wall premiered at the Vogue Theater in San Francisco on November 5th, 2016. The film was executive produced by the Academy Award-winning director Laura Poitras, and is made from 200,000 satellite images downloaded from Google Maps. You can view the film here.
- [Alex Webb: La Calle Featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker and Wallpaper](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/alex-webb-la-calle-featured-in-the-new-york-times-the-new-yorker-and-wallpaper/) - Alex Webb: La Calle is currently on view at the gallery through February 25, 2017 and has recently been featured by: The New York Times, The New Yorker and Wallpaper Magazine.
- [Michael Wolf shortlisted for the prestigious 2016 Prix Pictet award](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/michael-wolf-shortlisted-for-the-prestigious-2016-prix-pictet-award/) - Michael Wolf was shortlisted for the prestigious 2016 Prix Pictet award for his Tokyo Compression series. In 2010 he was also shortlisted for the Prix Pictet award for his Architecture of Density> series. The Prix Pictet aims to harness the power of photography – all genres of photography – to draw global attention to issues of sustainability, especially those concerning the environment.
- [Kenneth Josephson exhibition on view at the New Orleans Museum of Art](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/kenneth-josephson-exhibition-currently-on-view-at-the-new-orleans-museum-of-art/) - Kenneth Josephson: Photography Is will be on view at the New Orleans Museum of Art through February 19th, 2017. The exhibition presents a brief survey of the work of Kenneth Josephson (American, born 1932), one of the most inventive photographers of the second half of the twentieth century. The Denver Art Museum exhibited Kenneth Josephson: Encounters with the Universe in 2016.
- [Steve Fitch new monograph release + exhibition at Multimedia Art Museum Moscow](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/steve-fitch-new-monograph-release-exhibition-at-multimedia-art-museum-moscow/) - Steve Fitch: American Motel Signs 1980-2008 has recently been released by The Velvet Cell, London England in a limited edition of 500. Photographed over 28 years, American Motel Signs is a unique insight into one of the most fascinating aspects of American roadside culture. Steve Fitch's exhibition Western Landmarks was on view at the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow April 15 through June 16th, 2016. Steve Fitch traveled to Moscow in April for the opening and lectured at the museum.
- [Lauren Marsolier selected for the Billboard Creative Art project in Los Angeles](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/lauren-marsolier-selected-for-the-billboard-creative-art-project-in-los-angeles/) - Gallery artist Lauren Marsolier was selected to participate in THE BILLBOARD CREATIVE Art project in Los Angeles, featuring artists such as Paul MacCarthy and Alex Prager among others; and which will be on display through January 8, 2017. The Billboard is at the intersection of Sunset Ave and Silverlake Blvd (North East side).
- [Trent Davis Bailey selected for JPMorgan Curator's Highlights at Paris Photo 2016](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/trent-davis-bailey-selected-for-jpmorgan-curators-highlights-at-paris-photo-2016/) - Trent Davis Bailey's Izzi and Cece, Hotchkiss, Colorado was selected by JPMorgan's Head Curator, Mark S. Roe and was featured in the JPMorgan Curator's Highlights for Paris Photo. Trent Davis Bailey the recipient of the 2015 Snider Prize from the Museum of Contemporary Photography and a 2014 Atlantic Philanthropies Grant awarded by the Magnum Foundation. In 2016, he was an artist-in-residence at Anderson Ranch Arts Center and a lecturer in the photography program at the California College of the Arts. His work has been exhibited internationally and is held in the permanent collection at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, among others.
- [Rachelle Bussières selected for Banff Center of the Arts Residency](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/rachelle-bussieres-selected-for-banff-center-of-the-arts-residency/) - Gallery artist Rachelle Bussièreswas selected for a 2017 residency at the Banff Center from March 6 to March 31, 2017. She is also the recipient of the 2015 Graduate Fellowship Award from the Headlands Center for the Arts, California. Robert Koch Gallery exhibited Strata, her ignaural solo gallery exhibition in July of 2016.
- [Photofairs San Francisco 2017](https://kochgallery.com/2017/01/photofairs-san-francisco-2017/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to be participating in the inaugural edition of PHOTOFAIRS San Francisco, the new boutique fair presenting cutting edge, contemporary photography on a global scale where international galleries from 14 countries will present works for sale in a highly curated environment.
- [Alex Webb: <i>La Calle</i> featured in the New York Times, New Yorker and Wallpaper](https://kochgallery.com/2017/09/alex-webb-la-calle-featured-in-the-new-york-times-new-yorker-and-wallpaper/) - Alex Webb: La Calle is currently on view at the gallery through February 25, 2017 and has recently been featured by: The New York Times, The New Yorker and Wallpaper Magazine. The accompanying monograph Alex Webb: La Calle, Photographs from Mexico, which was co-published by Aperture and Televisa Foundation, is available signed through the gallery.
- [Trent Davis Bailey featured in California Sunday Magazine](https://kochgallery.com/2018/01/trent-davis-bailey-featured-in-california-sunday-magazine/) - California Magazine's story A Kingdom from Dust featured photographs by gallery artist Trent Davis Bailey. Bailey received his MFA at the California College of the Arts, and received his BFA in Photography and BA in Art History from the University of Colorado at Boulder. The Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) at Columbia College Chicago recently awarded Trent Davis Bailey the 2015 Snider Prize.
- [Lauren Greenfield <i>Generation Wealth</i> featured in New York Times](https://kochgallery.com/2018/08/lauren-greenfield-generation-wealth-featured-in-new-york-times/) - Lauren Greenfield was recently featured in The New York Times for her new film and monograph Generation Wealth, a multi-media retrospective exhibition spanning 25-years of the artist's career which includes exhibitions at the Annenberg Space for Photography, Los Angeles; The International Center of Photography, New York; and the Fotomuseum Den Haag, Netherlands. The exhibitions are accompanied by a 500-page monograph published by Phaidon, along with a feature award winning documentary film shown at Sundance this year.
- [Tamas Dezso acquired by the George Eastman Museum](https://kochgallery.com/2018/08/tamas-dezso-acquisition-by-the-george-eastman-museum/) - The gallery is proud to announce that the George Eastman Museum has acquired a print of The Flooded Village of Geamana (Geamana, Central Romania), 2011 by Hungarian gallery artist Tamas Dezso with the generous assistance of a gallery client and donor. Tamas Dezso’s work has been exhibited worldwide, including the Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art; FOAM Photo Museum, Amsterdam; New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico; the Hungarian Cultural Institute, Bratislava, Slovakia; and the Helsinki Photography Biennial, Helsinki, Finland. His photographs have appeared in The New York Times, Le Monde magazine and Harpers magazine, and many other publications. Tamas Dezso was nominated for the 2012 Prix Pictet award. Dezso’s monograph, Notes for an Epilogue was published by Hatje Cantz in 2015.
- [Now representing Michael Eastman](https://kochgallery.com/2018/08/now-representing-michael-eastman/) - Robert Koch is pleased to announce representation of Michael Eastman. Eastman has spent five decades documenting interiors and facades in cities as diverse as Havana, Paris, Rome, and New Orleans, producing photographs unified by their visual precision, monumentality, and painterly use of color.
- [Robert Koch Gallery celebrates 40 year anniversary!](https://kochgallery.com/2020/01/robert-koch-gallery-celebrates-40-year-anniversary/) - The Robert Koch Gallery's 2019-2020 season celebrates our 40 year anniversary with exhibitions that reflect the breadth of work the gallery has exhibited and acquired during the gallery's history. Our fall exhibition New Bauhaus in America commemorates the 100 year anniversary of the founding of the original Bauhaus school in Germany and is an example of our commitment to the avant-garde which emanated out of Europe. Italian futurism, the inceptive avant-garde movement included work by the Bragaglia brothers. The gallery currently has two exceptionally rare and significant Bragaglia photographs from 1911 and 1913 on loan to SFMOMA for their exhibition, Don't! Photography and the Art of Mistakes.
- [Matt Black awarded 2025 Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant](https://kochgallery.com/2025/07/matt-black-awarded-2025-pollock-krasner-foundation-grant/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to share that gallery artist Matt Black has been awarded a prestigious 2025 Pollock‑Krasner Foundation Grant, recognizing his powerful work documenting the country's social and environmental issues. His photographs confront economic inequality, migration, and climate impact with unflinching honesty. The Pollock‑Krasner Foundation Grant will support Black’s ongoing New World Atlas series, structured in 17 chapters, one for each state west of the 100th meridian. We are proud to represent Matt Black and to support his ongoing practice.
- [Matt Black awarded MacArthur Fellowship "Genius Grant"](https://kochgallery.com/2025/10/matt-black-awarded-macarthur-fellowship-genius-grant/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce that gallery artist Matt Black has been named a 2025 MacArthur Fellow, recipient of the prestigious John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, widely known as the “genius grant.” The award recognizes his extraordinary body of work chronicling America’s social and environmental dilemmas.
- [Edward Burtynsky #2 on The Independent Climate 100 List 2025](https://kochgallery.com/2025/09/edward-burtynsky-2-on-the-independent-climate-100-list-2025/) - Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky was named #2 on The Independent's 2025 Climate 100 List for his impactful photographic work highlighting humanity's environmental impact. This list honors environmental leaders whose work provides critical insights into the climate crisis. Burtynsky's placement underscores the power of visual art in communicating complex environmental messages.
- [Edward Burtynsky exhibition at International Center of Photography (ICP)](https://kochgallery.com/2025/04/edward-burtynsky-exhibition-at-the-international-center-of-photography-icp/) - From June 19 to September 28, 2025, the International Center of Photography (ICP) presents The Great Acceleration, Edward Burtynsky’s first solo institutional exhibition in New York City in over twenty years. The exhibition features more than seventy photographs, including both well-known images and previously unseen works. Additionally, it includes three ultra-high-resolution murals, which offer a sweeping look at Burtynsky’s exploration of human-altered landscapes. David Campany, Creative Director at ICP, curated The Great Acceleration and traces the visual and narrative evolution of Burtynsky’s work. He emphasizes both the fragility and striking beauty of the environments Burtynsky documents. Timed to coincide with Climate Week NYC in September 2025, the exhibition invites reflection and action. This timely exhibition highlights ICP’s commitment to photography that tackles pressing global issues. The ICP show has already received strong press coverage, with pieces published in The New Yorker, BBC, National Geographic, Billionaire Magazine, Musée Magazine, The Art Newspaper, Flaunt Magazine, Fast Company, and The Guardian. Additional forthcoming coverage includes Document Journal, The New York Times, Artforum, and more. Installation views © Charles Roussel
- [Robert Koch Gallery at the Armory Show 2022](https://kochgallery.com/2022/09/robert-koch-gallery-at-the-armory-show-2022/) - The Armory Show Sept. 9 – 11 | Javits Center NYC | Booth 110 Featuring work by: Ljubodrag Andric • Roger Ballen • Matt Black • Edward Burtynsky • Robert Heinecken • Nadav Kander • Adam Katseff • Irving Penn • Michael Wolf View exhibited works
- [Robert Koch Gallery at AIPAD Photography Show 2019](https://kochgallery.com/2019/03/robert-koch-gallery-at-aipad-photography-show-2019/) - The AIPAD Photography Show 2019 April 4 - 7 | Pier 94, NYC | Booth 201 Featuring work by: Édouard Baldus • Bisson Frères • Edward Burtynsky • Lewis Carroll • Chris Dorley-Brown • Michael Eastman • Josef Ehm • Foto Ada • György Kepes • Imre Kinszki • Charles Marville • Mimi Plumb • Josef Sudek • Charles Leander Weed
- [Robert Koch Gallery at AIPAD Photography Show 2022](https://kochgallery.com/2022/05/robert-koch-gallery-at-aipad-photography-show-2022/) - The AIPAD Photography Show 2022 May 19 – 22 | The Armory NYC | Booth 100 Featuring work by: Matt Black • Edward Burtynsky • Josef Ehm • Foto Ada • Jaromír Funke • John Beasley Greene • Nadav Kander • Adam Katseff • György Kepes • László Moholy-Nagy • Mimi Plumb • Josep Sala • Arthur Siegel
- [Robert Koch Gallery at AIPAD Photography Show 2024](https://kochgallery.com/2024/04/robert-koch-gallery-at-aipad-photography-show-2024/) - The AIPAD Photography Show 2024 April 25 – 28 | The Park Avenue Armory, NYC | Booth C04 Featuring work by: Ljubodrag Andric • Édouard Baldus • Matt Black • Zana Briski • Edward Burtynsky • Tamas Dezsö • František Drtikol • Josef Koudelka • Jacques-Henri Lartigue • Gustave Le Gray • Charles Marville • Irving Penn • Josef Sudek • Julian Vannerson • Charles Leander Weed • Nancy Wilson-Pajic • Michael Wolf
- [Robert Koch Gallery at AIPAD Photography Show 2018](https://kochgallery.com/2018/03/robert-koch-gallery-at-aipad-photography-show-2018/) - The AIPAD Photography Show 2018 April 5-8 | Pier 94 NYC | Booth 102 Featuring work by: Ljubodrag Andric • Tamas Dezsö • František Drtikol • Elliott Erwitt • Jaromír Funke • Robert Heinecken • Kenneth Josephson • Adam Katseff • György Kepes • André Kertész • Josef Koudelka • Karine Laval • Gustave Le Gray • Man Ray • László Moholy-Nagy • Josef Sudek • Carleton E. Watkins • Alex Webb • Rebecca Norris Webb • Michael Wolf
- [Ljubodrag Andric on view at Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice, Italy](https://kochgallery.com/2025/04/ljubodrag-andric-on-view-at-fondazione-giorgio-cini-venice-italy/) - On view at Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Palazzo Cini, Venice, Italy from April 17 to September 8, 2025, Spazi, soglie, luci (Spaces, Thresholds, Light) coincides with the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia and explores Ljubodrag Andric’s photographic investigation of space and architecture. His work transcends objective reality, blending abstraction and materiality. Each image, tied to a specific location, evokes an immaterial, contemplative dimension. Presented at Palazzo Cini in Venice, the exhibition features 16 works that connect Andric’s travels in India (2021–2024) with his residency at Fondazione Giorgio Cini, tracing visual resonances between Italian and Indian architecture.
- [Jeff Brouws’ work included Norton Museum exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/2025/03/jeff-brouws-work-included-norton-museum-exhibition/) - Jeff Brouws’ work will be included in the Norton Museum of Art’s exhibition, Blur / Obscure / Distort: Photography and Perception, on view from April 5 to July 20, 2025. The exhibition explores how photographers use visual ambiguity to challenge perception, with works by artists such as Uta Barth, André Kertész, and Francesca Woodman. Brouws’ photographs often engage with the American landscape, documenting overlooked spaces, vernacular architecture, and the evolution of the built environment. His work reflects a deep interest in the intersection of history, culture, and visual representation, often drawing from conceptual and documentary traditions.
- [Edward Burtynsky London retrospective at Saatchi Gallery & accompanying monograph](https://kochgallery.com/2024/02/edward-burtynsky-extraction-abstraction-saachi-gallery/) - Edward Burtynsky’s largest and most comprehensive retrospective survey exhibition to date is on view from February 14 through May 6, 2024, at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Extraction / Abstraction delves into the key subjects and signature images spanning his 45-year career. Alongside Burtynsky’s compelling photographs, the accompanying exhibition monograph features texts by celebrated art historian Simon Schama, who examines Burtynsky’s work in light of the question, “Can art help save the world?”, and curator Marc Mayer, former director of the National Gallery of Canada, who provides an overview of the photographer’s achievements as a technician, journalist, and artist.
- [Gallery artist Elliott Erwitt passes away at 95](https://kochgallery.com/2023/11/gallery-artist-elliott-erwitt-passes-away-at-95/) - With heavy hearts, we bid farewell to the longtime gallery artist and photography legend, Elliott Erwitt, who peacefully passed away in his sleep on November 30, 2023 at his home in New York, surrounded by family. He was 95. As one of the last living legends of photography, his photographs captured the essence of the human experience with unparalleled wit and sensitivity. It has been the gallery’s honor to have represented and exhibited Elliott’s work throughout the years.
- [Matt Black Lucie Awards Finalist for Gallery Exhibition of the Year](https://kochgallery.com/2023/10/matt-black-lucie-awards-finalist-for-gallery-exhibition-of-the-year/) - We are thrilled to share the news that "Matt Black: The Central Valley and Mexico" has been selected as a finalist for the Gallery Exhibition of the Year award, presented by the prestigious Lucie Awards. The Lucie Awards was launched in 2003 as part of the Lucie Foundation’s mission to honor master photographers, discover and cultivate emerging talent, and promote the appreciation of photography worldwide. Over the years, we have paid tribute to over 172 of the most important figures in contemporary photography through the Lucie Awards.

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## Artists

- [Edward Burtynsky](https://kochgallery.com/artists/edward-burtynsky/) - For decades, Edward Burtynsky has explored the global intersection of industrial growth and environmental impact through diverse photographic projects. His color photographs document the many facets of landscapes transformed by human industry. Exquisitely detailed and meticulously rendered, his images strike a balance between somber reportage and a captivating aesthetic, reflecting the tension between society's pursuit of prosperity and its environmental consequences.
- [Tamas Dezsö](https://kochgallery.com/artists/tamas-dezso/) - Hungarian photographer Tamas Dezsö is known for his beautiful yet somber look at the pastoral landscapes and forgotten ways of life of Hungary, Romania, and other parts of Eastern Europe. In his latest series Hypothesis: Everything is Leaf, Dezsö explores the idea of intertwining the fundamental and core elements of human and vegetal identity. The heterogeneous character of the work reflects the diverse and far-reaching notions of thinkers who have inspired him – and the individual images, diptychs, triptychs and series of various scale and viewpoints.
- [Lauren Greenfield](https://kochgallery.com/artists/lauren-greenfield/) - Lauren Greenfield is considered to be one of America's most acclaimed chroniclers of youth culture. Greenfield's photographs are a revealing exploration into the daily lives and rituals of women. Her subjects range from the ordinary to the eccentric, from pre-schoolers to post-grads, from would-be models to actresses, athletes, showgirls and sex workers. Through these animated and colorful canvasses, Greenfield exposes the exhibitionistic, hyper-sexualized, and peer-pressured culture within which contemporary women must negotiate their feelings of self-worth.
- [Matt Black](https://kochgallery.com/artists/matt-black/) - Matt Black, an artist from California’s Central Valley, produces enigmatic narrative works in his native region and in related places that are deeply grounded in societal and environmental concerns. Since 2014, Black has traveled over 100,000 miles across 46 states for his project American Geography, a personal portrait of an increasingly divided and unequal America. Black’s gripping images of some of the most marginalized communities in America are as visually captivating as they are brutally honest and human.
- [Jeff Brouws](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jeff-brouws/) - Jeff Brouws photographically explores the American cultural landscape in its myriad of facets. A self-described “visual anthropologist” with a camera, Jeff Brouws utilizes a constructed narrative and typological approach in the making of his work.
- [Linda Foard Roberts](https://kochgallery.com/artists/linda-foard-roberts/) - Concerned with spirituality, visual metaphors and the physical world, Linda Foard Roberts' large format photographs explore the viewer's relationship with life's transformations. Roberts prefers 5 x 7 negatives and old lenses, which help connect her work to the past by producing visible imperfections in her images. The black-and-white subjects of her Passage and Grounded series, whether the wrinkled hands of her father or the blossoms of a young tree, evoke growth, aging and the changing of seasons. Roberts' subtle symbols stir our subconscious and act as mementos for transformative life cycles filled with personal meanings both for the artist and for viewers. Additionally, the oval format prints from Passage recall the antiquated portrait photography of the 1800s, which further highlights the history of the medium and the passage of centuries. By adhering to past photographic traditions but taking from her 21st-century surroundings, Roberts creates timeless photographs and universal themes. Linda Foard Roberts holds an MFA from Arizona State University, and her work is in the permanent collections of Bank of America and the Mint Museums in Charlotte, NC. For five years, she was the Executive Director for The Light Factory Photographic Arts Center in Charlotte, NC.
- [Nancy Wilson-Pajic](https://kochgallery.com/artists/nancy-wilson-pajic/) - French-American conceptual artist Nancy Wilson-Pajic played a seminal role in the international artistic avant-garde during the 1960s and 70s with her feminist performances and text-sound installations that challenged feminine role models in the context of modern societal paradigms. Born in Peru, Indiana in 1941, Wilson-Pajic studied art, literature, and psychology before graduating with a BFA from Cooper Union in New York in 1972. She moved to Paris in 1978, where she began experimenting with photography alongside forms of text-based imagery. These early experiments led her to alternative processes such as gum bichromate, carbon transfer, photogram, and cyanotype, which later became central to her aesthetic and to her process-driven practice of producing unique, non-editioned works.
- [Mimi Plumb](https://kochgallery.com/artists/mimi-plumb/) - Born in Berkeley, and raised in the suburb of Walnut Creek, Mimi Plumb received her Master of Fine Arts from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1986. She has taught photography nationally and regionally, including the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, the San Francisco Art Institute, Stanford University, and San Jose State University. Over the years, Mimi Plumb has explored a wide range of subjects, from her suburban roots in The White Sky to the United Farmworkers as they organized for union elections in the fields. Other series, Landfall and The Golden City, photographs from the 1980s, picture an American dystopia.
- [István Kerny](https://kochgallery.com/artists/istvan-kerny/) - István Kerny was a pioneering Hungarian photographer whose work is defined by its experimental and avant-garde approach to the medium. Born in the early 20th century, Kerny began his photographic journey during a time of significant cultural and technological change. Throughout his career, he rejected conventional photographic norms, opting instead to explore new ways of manipulating the photographic process itself. His work often incorporated elements of abstraction, surrealism, and modernist influence, challenging traditional perceptions of both subject matter and composition.
- [Edmund Teske](https://kochgallery.com/artists/edmund-teske/) - A self-taught artist, Edmund Teske worked for a commercial photography studio in Chicago in the 1930s. Over the years he sought out and met Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe, Paul Strand, Ansel Adams, László Moholy-Nagy and many other members of the Bauhaus/School of Design. Attracted by Hollywood, in 1943 Teske moved to Los Angeles, where he worked as a performer and photographer before joining the UCLA faculty in 1965 at Heinecken’s invitation. Teske was awarded a NEA Fellowship in 1975, and honored with a solo exhibition at the Getty Museum in 1993, and a major retrospective there in 2004. Monographs of Teske’s work include Spirit into Matter: The Photographs of Edmund Teske (Getty, 2004), Being and Becoming: Photographs by Edmund Teske (Getty, 1993), and Images from Within: The Photographs of Edmund Teske (Friends of Photography, 1980).
- [Gustave Le Gray](https://kochgallery.com/artists/gustave-le-gray/) - Jean Baptiste Gustave Le Gray is recognized as one of the most important photographers of the 19th century because of his technical innovations in the medium, his role as a teacher to other noted photographers, and the extraordinary imagination he brought to picture making. Trained as a painter of portraits and landscapes, Le Gray was attracted in the 1840s to the artistic potential of photography. In 1848, he established an experimental photographic studio where he worked with paper negatives (calotypes), which gave his prints greater detail, later perfected the wet collodion on glass plate process, invented the wax paper negative, and used multiple negatives in a single print. Le Gray achieved extraordinary tonal nuances in his photographs, and accomplished photographers throughout France, including major figures such as Charles Negre, Maxime Du Camp, Henri Le Secq, and Nadar, sought to learn his techniques. Gustave Le Gray authored several widely distributed instructional manuals, and established his reputation through landscape photographs of Fontainebleau Forest and Paris. In 1851, he became a founding member of the Societe Heliographique, the first photographic organization in the world, and later became a member and officer of the Societe Francaise de Photographie. Le Gray is best known for the large-format, dramatic and poetic seascapes he photographed between 1856 and 1858, which brought him international acclaim. In 1855, he opened a lavish portrait studio in Paris, which though successful, was financially mismanaged and ultimately caused him to flee the country in 1860.
- [Henri Cartier-Bresson](https://kochgallery.com/artists/henri-cartier-bresson/) - As a founding father of modern photojournalism, Henri Cartier-Bresson is best known for the inventive skill with which he captured the most fleeting scenes, known as “the decisive moment.” He is one of the most influential and beloved figures in the history of the medium. He studied painting before taking up photography in his early […]
- [Carleton E. Watkins](https://kochgallery.com/artists/carleton-e-watkins/) - Carleton Watkins is the consummate photographer of the American West, best remembered for his large-format photographs of Yosemite and other natural wonders that captured the grandeur of the West. At age twenty, Watkins left New York to make his fortune in California. After working as a daguerreotype operator in San Jose, he established his own practice in 1858, photographing mining operations and land claims. Watkins' first expedition to Yosemite in 1861 produced thirty mammoth plate albumen prints and 100 stereograph views, earning him recognition as one of the most artistically and technically advanced practitioners of his time. His breathtakingly clear and detailed images helped promote Yosemite as a national treasure and influenced the establishment of the National Parks system.
- [Tibor Honty](https://kochgallery.com/artists/tibor-honty/) - Tibor Honty was a Czech-Slovak photographer whose work has been gaining renewed attention for its quiet clarity and lyrical sense of form. Born in Skalica, Slovakia, in 1907, he studied at the School of Arts and Crafts in Bratislava from 1930 to 1933, a school often called the "Slovak Bauhaus" for its forward-thinking approach to art and design and its engagement with European modernist movements.
- [John Beasley Greene](https://kochgallery.com/artists/john-beasley-greene/) - John Beasley Greene an Egyptologist and student of photographer Gustave Le Gray, is historically one of the most important landscape photographers. He was a modernist photographer before Modernism; his images fuse monuments with site, emphasizing tonal nuance, spatial relationships, and overlooked landmasses rather than the more typical central focus on a solid monument surrounded by a site. John Beasley Greene became one of the first practicing archaeologists to use photography, though he maintained separate files for documentary images and his more artistic landscapes. In 1853, he embarked on his first expedition, creating over 250 plates of the Egyptian and Nubian landscape, with their monuments and inscriptions, and publishing an album upon his return. In the following few years, he would take two more trips, documenting excavations in Upper Egypt, and Christian monuments and landscapes in Algeria. His photographs were highly regarded by fellow Egyptologists for both their quality and archaeological value. Greene was a member of the Société Française de Photographie and died at the early age of 24, most likely of tuberculosis, leaving behind a significant body of work.
- [Eadweard Muybridge](https://kochgallery.com/artists/eadweard-muybridge/) - Noted for his ingenious and pioneering studies of motion, Eadweard Muybridge is widely recognized as a pivotal figure in the development of motion pictures, and a significant influence on the arts and sciences. Although he intended his photographs to be used as scientific documents and visual aides for artists, his studies of motion are also appreciated as aesthetic works, and have a surprisingly modern sensibility. Born in England and emigrating to the United States in his twenties, Eadweard Muybridge settled in California where he studied under Carleton E. Watkins and mastered the techniques of the collodion wet-plate process.
- [Kenneth Josephson](https://kochgallery.com/artists/kenneth-josephson/) - Kenneth Josephson is recognized as an early and influential American practitioner of conceptual photography and is known for his photographs that famously layer pictures within pictures, focusing on the act of picture making and offering playful commentary on photographic truth and illusion. His experiments require the viewer to consider the act of photography and convey […]
- [Ljubodrag Andric](https://kochgallery.com/artists/ljubodrag-andric/) - Ljubodrag Andric ’s photographic color field abstractions reveal ambiguous, meditative cityscapes spanning the globe. Longtime friend and colleague Edward Burtynsky comments on the work, “What is clear is that all one needs to understand these images is contained within them. The colors, annihilation of depth, taut compositions; excruciating and infinite texture, iridescent light, impossible shadows, the traces of shifting purpose and history, layered on those walls – all jockeying for attention.” Barry Schwabsky, critic and contributor to Artforum, Flash Art, and Art in America elaborates, “Andric suggests that the abstract feelings to be found by way of actual places, far from being diluted by compromise, are as resonant and powerful as those without any referent in reality… That Andric’s works always show us a place, letting it spread itself out before our gaze, is crucial. Equally crucial is that the place is observed with such particularity that it can no longer accord with our idea of that place.”
- [Michael Wolf](https://kochgallery.com/artists/michael-wolf/) - Michael Wolf examines life in the layered urban landscape, addressing juxtapositions of public and private space, anonymity and individuality, history and modern development. In a diverse array of photographic projects, from street views appropriated from Google Earth, to portraits capturing the crush of the Tokyo Subway, and dizzying architectural landscapes, Wolf explores the density of city life.
- [Alex Webb](https://kochgallery.com/artists/alex-webb/) - Alex Webb was born in San Francisco in 1952 and is now based in Brooklyn, New York, where he lives with his wife and creative partner photographer Rebecca Norris Webb. One of the quintessential contemporary street photographers today, Alex Webb became a full member of Magnum Photos in 1979. His work has been exhibited at museums worldwide, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, among others. Webb's work is represented in numerous prestigious museum collections such as the Guggenheim Museum, New York; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Webb has been the recipient of a number of awards and grants including a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2007 and a Hasselblad Foundation Grant in 1998.
- [Hugh Brown](https://kochgallery.com/artists/hugh-brown/) - In his series Allegedly, Los Angeles artist Hugh Brown re-stages and recreates a variety of iconic images by well-known artists and inserts his artistic obsession - the chainsaw - into them, paying stylistic homage to our contemporary art canon while creating new meaning or encouraging viewers to reconsider the original image. In Diane Arbus' famous photograph of a child clutching a hand grenade, Brown replaces the grenade with a chainsaw, and he adds a chainsaw to his meticulously re-created interior of Walker Evan's general store. Other references are not so obvious. For Vista Theater (Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2), 1992, Brown rented Los Angeles's Vista Theater and used a large format camera and an extremely long exposure to capture the entire Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 film on a single print, resulting in an image almost exactly like the Hiroshi Sugimoto image it references. In his re-contextualization of iconic images, Brown follows in the steps of the Dadaists and Pop Artists as he borrows from aspects of past visual culture for experimentation and invention.
- [Jaromír Funke](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jaromir-funke/) - Jaromír Funke was a key figure in Czech avant-garde photography during the 1920s and 1930s, alongside František Drtikol, Josef Sudek, and Jaroslav Rössler. His innovative approach helped shape modern photography in Czechoslovakia and beyond.
- [Manuel Álvarez Bravo](https://kochgallery.com/artists/manuel-alvarez-bravo/) - Mexican photographer Manuel Álvarez Bravo, considered one of the foremost Latin American photographers of the 20th century, is celebrated for his iconic, dreamlike portrayals of the Mexican working class, as well as his surreal still lifes. His poetic imagery, emerging in the late 1920s, masterfully captured the intricate interplay between Mexico’s pre-Columbian heritage and the rapid advancements of modern life, illustrating the social contradictions and apparent discontinuities of his time.
- [Ruth Bernhard](https://kochgallery.com/artists/ruth-bernhard/) - Hailed by Ansel Adams as “the greatest photographer of the nude,” Ruth Bernhard is renowned for her evocative yet restrained nudes, elegant still lifes, and striking photographs of natural forms. Her work often reveals a subtle surrealist influence, evident in her ability to transform everyday objects into enigmatic and dreamlike compositions.
- [Timothy O'Sullivan](https://kochgallery.com/artists/timothy-osullivan/) - A key figure in early photography, Timothy O’Sullivan was among the first to take the medium beyond the portrait studio and into the field, producing some of the most enduring images of the American Civil War and the Western frontier. O’Sullivan began his career in the 1850s, working in the Washington, D.C., studio of Mathew Brady. He later joined Alexander Gardner, who credited O’Sullivan with forty-four battlefield photographs in Gardner’s Photographic Sketch Book of the War (1866), one of the earliest published collections of Civil War photography.
- [Charles Clifford](https://kochgallery.com/artists/charles-clifford/) - Charles Clifford was the official court photographer to Queen Isabella of Spain and is renowned for his exceptional photographs of 19th-century Spanish architecture and landscapes. Having moved to Spain in 1852, Clifford dedicated much of his career to documenting the country’s rich cultural heritage, capturing both ancient architectural sites and artistic treasures with meticulous care. His work offers an invaluable photographic record of Spain’s landscapes, monuments, and people during a time of great historical and cultural change.
- [Charles Marville](https://kochgallery.com/artists/charles-marville-charles-francois-bossu/) - Charles Marville (Charles François Bossu) is best known for his evocative photographs of Paris during a period of radical transformation. As the official photographer for the city of Paris, he documented both the medieval streets and the sweeping urban renewal projects led by Baron Haussmann under Napoleon III. His images provide an invaluable visual record of the city's architectural evolution, capturing the contrast between the disappearing old quarters and the newly constructed boulevards, parks, and public spaces.
- [Francis Frith](https://kochgallery.com/artists/francis-frith/) - Francis Frith was a 19th-century landscape photographer, renowned for his mastery of the mammoth plate format and his rare combination of artistic vision and business acumen. Initially a wholesale grocer, Frith developed an interest in photography and, around 1850, co-founded the Frith & Hayward photographic studio in Liverpool. By 1856, he had fully dedicated himself to photography, embarking on an ambitious journey to Egypt and Palestine.
- [Louis-Emile Durandelle](https://kochgallery.com/artists/louis-emile-durandelle/) - Louis-Emile Durandelle was a leading architectural photographer of the Second Empire, best known for his detailed documentation of Paris’s transformation under Napoleon III. His most celebrated work is his extensive photographic record of the construction of the Palais Garnier, one of the most ambitious architectural projects of the 19th century. Between 1865 and 1872, Durandelle produced approximately 115 images of the Opera House’s construction, capturing both the raw structural framework and the ornate sculptural details that would later be integrated into the building’s grand façade. His photographs provide a rare glimpse into the engineering and craftsmanship behind one of Paris’s most iconic landmarks, documenting the labor-intensive process of its creation. In 1876, he published an album dedicated to the building’s sculptural decorations, further cementing his role in the visual preservation of this monumental structure. His work was widely exhibited and earned medals at the Universal Expositions of 1878, 1882, and 1889.
- [Camille Dolard](https://kochgallery.com/artists/camille-dolard/) - Camille Dolard was a French painter and photographer who contributed to the early development of photographic portraiture. Trained as a painter, he turned to photography during its formative years in the 19th century, recognizing its potential as both an artistic medium and a means of documentation. His background in painting informed his photographic practice, allowing him to compose portraits that balanced technical precision with a sensitivity to light, form, and expression. By merging traditional artistic techniques with the emerging photographic process, Dolard helped shape the evolving aesthetics of portrait photography.
- [Bisson Frères](https://kochgallery.com/artists/bisson-freres/) - Known collectively as Bisson Frères, brothers Louis-Auguste and Auguste-Rosalie Bisson were among the most influential photographers of the 19th century, documenting Europe’s architectural and natural landscapes. Working primarily in the 1850s and 1860s, they produced large-format prints that captured cathedrals, palaces, and historical landmarks with a level of clarity that was groundbreaking for the time. Their photographs not only preserved the grandeur of these sites but also served as important visual records during an era of rapid industrial and urban development.
- [Alexander Zhitomirsky](https://kochgallery.com/artists/alexander-zhitomirsky/) - Alexander Zhitomirsky was the leading Russian artist of political photomontage from 1941 through the mid-1970s, and established a completely new aspect of photomontage, with a clearer function than John Heartfield’s and Mieczslaw Berman’s work. Zhitomirsky’s are partisan in character, and all his works deal with mankind’s foremost concern—the struggle for peace, for disarmament. During World […]
- [Shai Kremer](https://kochgallery.com/artists/shai-kremer/) - Shai Kremer is an Israeli photographer whose work has earned widespread recognition for its thought-provoking exploration of complex themes. His Perception series investigates how individual psychology subtly influences the way we interpret and engage with the powerful, mysterious imagery he creates in his studio. Kremer’s earlier works include the large-scale Concrete Abstract series, which captures the reconstruction of the World Trade Center site through multiple image overlays, spanning from 2001 to 2012. His 2010 series, Notes from the Edges, offers views of New York’s perimeter, emphasizing the contrast between destruction and renewal. In this series, Kremer explores lesser-known landscapes where urban decay begins to merge with nature. His earlier series, Infected Landscape and Fallen Empires, examine contested territories throughout Israel, where the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has left a profound impact on both the land and the psyche of its inhabitants.
- [Karine Laval](https://kochgallery.com/artists/karine-laval/) - Karine Laval produces images that challenge the familiar perception we have of the world, and can be seen as a bridge between the place we inhabit and a more surreal and dreamlike dimension. They are metaphorical voyages or reveries through time, place, memory and perception, where narratives are expanded through visual transformations of represented reality.
- [Jan Lauschmann](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jan-lauschmann/) - Jan Lauschmann was a pioneering figure in Czech photography, known for his contributions both as an artist and as a chemist. His journey into photography began in 1912 when, at just 11 years old, he received a camera from his uncle—a gift that would spark a lifelong passion. In 1921, Lauschmann joined the Czech Club of Amateur Photographers in Prague, immersing himself in the vibrant photographic community. Between 1923 and 1934, he served on the editorial board of Photographic Horizon magazine, where he contributed numerous articles and photographs that highlighted his technical expertise and artistic vision.
- [Michael Eastman](https://kochgallery.com/artists/michael-eastman/) - For five decades, Michael Eastman has explored the interiors and facades of cities as diverse as Havana, Lisbon, Rome, San Francisco, Tokyo, and most recently Buenos Aires - producing photographs unified by their visual precision, monumentality, and painterly use of color. Michael Eastman has said of his work, “I think photographs present themselves at certain times. The condition of the building, time of day, the light, the sky and my feeling at that moment.” His affection for the vernacular is reflected in the resultant photographs, rich in narrative and embodied with an intrinsic sense of place and time.
- [Simen Johan](https://kochgallery.com/artists/simen-johan/) - Throughout his developing body of work, Simen Johan intently explores the strange realities of childhood and the unique relationship that children have with the unknown. Often composing his photographs digitally from fragments of multiple images, Johan blends complex setups constructed in his studio with ordinary visual elements taken from the world outside. In the resulting images, Johan unveils an enigmatic inner world, simultaneously sinister and innocent, which seems to spring from the very imaginations of the children at the heart of each scene.
- [Philippe Halsman](https://kochgallery.com/artists/philippe-halsman/) - With over 100 Life Magazine covers to his credit, Philippe Halsman was among the most prominent portrait photographers of the 20th century. After studying electrical engineering at the University of Dresden, Halsman relocated to Paris in 1930, where he launched his career as a portrait photographer. By 1932, his work was featured in leading publications such as Vogue, Vu, and Voila, quickly establishing his reputation in the field.
- [Josef Ehm](https://kochgallery.com/artists/josef-ehm/) - Josef Ehm was a Czech photographer renowned for his contributions to modernist photography and photographic education. Born in 1909, he became a pivotal figure in Czech visual culture during the 20th century. As a professor at the State School of Graphic Arts in Prague, Ehm mentored a new generation of photographers, emphasizing photography’s artistic potential in an era dominated by traditional visual media.
- [Foto Ada (Attributed to)](https://kochgallery.com/artists/foto-ada-elemerne-marsovsky-ada-ackermann/) - Hungarian artist Foto Ada (Elemérné Marsovsky/Ada Ackermann) produced surreal and visually witty photomontages, which served as expressions of the quickening pace of industry and urban growth, and depicted the anxious mood of the Industrialized West during the period of the late 1930s to World War II. Due to a climate of fear created by Nazi propaganda, the rise of Fascism, and the onset of the Second World War, these personal images were probably kept hidden from public view during her lifetime
- [György Kepes](https://kochgallery.com/artists/gyorgy-kepes/) - György Kepes was born in Selyp, Hungary and studied under painter Istvan Csók at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. Although trained in impressionism, György Kepes quickly developed an interest in more avant-garde and abstract visual styles, in particular the visual effects of light. He began experimenting with photograms - a technique where images are made by placing objects onto photosensitive paper and then exposing the paper to light. As György Kepes became increasingly interested in visual theory and technology, he used devices such as x-ray machines, electron microscopes, sonar, and radar in order to capture unseen images.
- [František Vobecký](https://kochgallery.com/artists/frantisek-vobecky/) - František Vobecký was a Czech painter and photographer whose innovative work bridged abstraction, Surrealism, and modernist experimentation. Born in Kolín, Czech Republic, Vobecký trained as a painter before exploring photography in the 1930s as a means of documenting his artistic process. This exploration soon evolved into a creative practice of its own, where he used photography to capture found objects, natural forms, and everyday items in compositions that emphasized texture, contrast, and geometry.
- [Oliver Gagliani](https://kochgallery.com/artists/oliver-gagliani/) - Oliver Gagliani was an American photographer, a master of large format photography, darkroom technique, and the Zone System. Mostly self-taught, he is best known for his beautiful and haunting black-and-white photographs of ghost towns of the southwest. Born in Placerville, California, Oliver studied under and worked with some of the greatest photographers of the 20th century including, Ansel Adams, Minor White, Paul Caponigro, Cole Weston, Paul Strand, Ruth Bernhard and many others.
- [Jiří Lehovec](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jiri-lehovec/) - Jiří Lehovec was a pioneering 20th-century avant-garde Czech filmmaker and photographer. Known for his innovative approach, Lehovec blended traditional cinematic techniques with experimental methods, exploring the surreal and often dreamlike qualities of light, movement, and form. His photography and films challenge conventional narrative structures, presenting abstract, visually striking compositions that blur the lines between reality and fantasy. Lehovec's work reflects the surrealist fascination with the unconscious mind and the irrational, incorporating symbolic imagery and distorted perspectives. As an influential figure in Czech and European art scenes, his work remains a vital part of avant-garde cinema and photography, contributing to the exploration of new visual languages and artistic expressions.
- [Josef Sudek](https://kochgallery.com/artists/josef-sudek/) - Josef Sudek, one of the most renowned Czechoslovakian photographers of the 20th century, spent his entire life working in Prague. Initially trained as a bookbinder, Sudek turned to photography after losing his right hand during World War I. He pursued formal education in photography at the State School of Graphic Art from 1922 to 1924, and co-founded the avant-garde Czech Society of Photography with Jaromír Funke. In 1928, Sudek established his own photographic business, creating commercial work, portraits, poetic landscapes, and street scenes of Prague, including a notable series shot from his studio window. His work was deeply influenced by Impressionism, Pictorialism, and Czech Poetism, yet he consistently adhered to his own introspective and emotive style.
- [Karel Teige](https://kochgallery.com/artists/karel-teige/) - Karel Teige was a Czech modernist avant-garde artist, writer, and critic, pivotal in introducing modern art to Prague. His work, spanning a variety of media, was central to the Czech avant-garde movement in the early 20th century. A key figure in the development of Czech surrealism, Teige’s contributions to the world of art and literature continue to resonate today. His critical writings helped shape the cultural landscape of Prague, emphasizing innovative artistic practices and the fusion of art and life. Teige played a significant role in the founding of important cultural journals, including ReD and Aussig, which became crucial platforms for modernist thought.
- [Drahotin Sulla](https://kochgallery.com/artists/drahotin-sulla/) - Drahotín Šulla, a Czech-born photographer, draws from the rich cultural and natural landscapes of his homeland, blending them with Surrealist traditions. His work reflects the movement’s focus on the subconscious, symbolism, and the distortion of reality. Emerging in the early 20th century, Surrealism sought to reveal hidden truths through dreamlike, often irrational imagery. Šulla’s photography embraces these principles, crafting evocative and occasionally unsettling scenes.
- [Emila Medková](https://kochgallery.com/artists/emila-medkova/) - Emila Medková was a pioneering Czech photographer renowned for her compelling contributions to 20th-century art. Closely aligned with the principles of Surrealism, Medková's work often delved into themes of mystery, symbolism, and the subconscious. She became a leading figure in the Czech Informel movement, where her evocative imagery explored the boundaries between abstraction and reality, offering profound commentary on post-war Europe’s cultural and political landscape.
- [Man Ray](https://kochgallery.com/artists/man-ray/) - Man Ray, born Emmanuel Radnitzky in Philadelphia, was a pioneering figure in the Dada and Surrealist movements. Over the course of his six-decade career, he made significant contributions to various artistic disciplines, including photography, painting, film, assemblage, sculpture, and poetry. In his early years, Man Ray was drawn to the vibrant art scene in New York, frequenting Alfred Stieglitz’s renowned 291 Gallery. During this time, he also began a lasting collaboration with Marcel Duchamp, which played a central role in shaping his artistic vision.
- [André Kertész](https://kochgallery.com/artists/andre-kertesz/) - One of the early users of the hand-held, 35 millimeter camera, André Kertész was a pioneer of ‘spontaneous’ imagery, and is known for his innovative visual language of playful humor and surrealism. His deceptively simple yet compelling photographs suggest a lyrical narrative and deeper significance that has made Kertész one of the most important and influential photographers in the history of the medium, though during his lifetime, he felt he was never adequately recognized. In 1925, André Kertész began work as a freelance photographer in Paris, working for dozens of European magazines, and within a short time he’d met and made portraits of some of the great artists living in Paris, including Piet Mondrian, Marc Chagall, Alexander Calder, Constantin Brancusi, Sergei Eisenstein, and Tristan Tzara.
- [Florence Henri](https://kochgallery.com/artists/florence-henri/) - Florence Henri began exploring the innovative possibilities of experimental photography in 1927 while studying under Josef Albers and László Moholy-Nagy at the Bauhaus, a hub for modernist ideas and interdisciplinary experimentation. Prior to her engagement with photography, Henri trained as a musician and later studied painting in Paris under Fernand Léger, whose teachings in Cubism and abstraction greatly influenced her artistic development.
- [Félix Moulin](https://kochgallery.com/artists/felix-moulin/) - Félix-Jacques Antoine Moulin (1802–1875) was a French photographer whose work spanned early nude photography and visual documentation of colonial Algeria. In 1849, he opened a photography studio in Paris, specializing in daguerreotypes featuring young models. However, his career faced controversy in 1851 when he was convicted on charges of obscenity, leading to a brief prison sentence.
- [Yamamoto Masao](https://kochgallery.com/artists/yamamoto-masao/) - Yamamoto Masao is inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Zen, and the belief that meditation and the pursuit of beauty play an essential role in the development of human beings. Yamamoto’s philosophical and spiritual roots contribute to his distinctive photographic style, in which the ordinary is revealed as something extraordinary.
- [Rebecca Norris Webb](https://kochgallery.com/artists/rebecca-norris-webb/) - Rebecca Norris Webb was born in the rural farming community of Rushville, Indiana. Originally a poet, Webb studied English at the University of South Dakota, later becoming interested in photography after experiencing writer's block after graduate school. Of this transition Webb explains, "After college, for some reason my poetry dried up. Looking back, I think the kind of lyric poetry I was writing then didn’t contain enough of the wider world—nor my curiosity about it. My response to writer’s block was to buy a small camera and travel for a year, hoping my photographs would spark my poetry when I returned. Instead, I fell in love with photography. I realized that the eye focusing on those images in my poetry was the same eye looking through the lens."
- [Sally Mann](https://kochgallery.com/artists/sally-mann/) - Sally Mann's black and white photographs of her children, taken against the lush backdrop of her woodland home in Virginia, portray the universal qualities of dignity, individuality and intimacy. The resultant black and white photographs--sometimes controversial, always deeply perceptive--are fraught with the intensity of Mann’s observations of her family and her environment. The interactions of place and time, of family and friends, inform every image. Her photographs pose questions at the most fundamental levels--there are no easy solutions to the mysteries of family life, of a child’s thriving within and inexorably growing beyond the loving confines of the garden. The extraordinary dexterity with which Mann uses the 8X10 inch view camera contributes to the force of the photographs--their composition is musical in its fluidity.
- [Diane Arbus](https://kochgallery.com/artists/diane-arbus/) - Diane Arbus was an American photographer best known for her intimate black-and-white portraits. Arbus often photographed people on the fringes of society, including the mentally ill, transgender people, and circus performers.
- [Adam Katseff](https://kochgallery.com/artists/adam-katseff/) - Adam Katseff produces reductive landscapes, that while being minimalist in approach, on closer inspection present the viewer with rich and exceptional detail. Drawn to the Western landscape, Adam Katseff began photographing the landscape at night using a large format 8 x 10 camera. His series Dark Landscapes (2012 — present) and Rivers and Falls (2014 — present) feature iconic locations, which also captivated and inspired influential artists such as Ansel Adams, Carleton Watkins, Albert Bierstadt, Timothy O’Sullivan, and William Henry Jackson. This is no coincidence, as Adam Katseff conceptually set off to recapture these specific locations and in doing so recontextualize the landscape.
- [Steve Fitch](https://kochgallery.com/artists/steve-fitch/) - Steve Fitch is well-known explorations of the American highway and roadside attractions include his acclaimed 1970s series Diesels and Dinosaurs and color photographs from Western Landmarks, photographed in the 1980s and 1990s.
- [Chris Dorley-Brown](https://kochgallery.com/artists/chris-dorley-brown/) - Chris Dorley-Brown takes unique and off-kilter imagery of his hometown streets of the London Borough of Hackney, comprised of many separate relatively narrow captures taken from the same vantage point over an extended period, sometimes up to an hour at a time. Chris Dorley-Brown sets up the camera in one location, and tilts and pans around the cityscape to capture the activity on the street, along with its unsuspecting protagonists. Once he has returned to the studio, the artist overlays the resulting moments into one central composition or alternate reality, which initially presents the viewer with a sense of familiarity, but dually takes on a surreal or dreamlike tone.
- [Trent Davis Bailey](https://kochgallery.com/artists/trent-davis-bailey/) - Trent Davis Bailey draws from his personal history and photographic encounters as well as historical and archival research. His current projects delve into idiosyncratic communities in America and emphasize the interrelationship of images and memory.
- [Josef Koudelka](https://kochgallery.com/artists/josef-koudelka/) - Esteemed photographer Josef Koudelka was born in Moravia, Czechoslovakia in 1938. His many accomplishments include the Robert Capa Gold Medal in 1969 for his work chronicling the tumultuous period of the Warsaw Pact armies' intervention in Prague. Choosing to leave his native Czechoslovakia in 1970, Josef Koudelka moved to England where he soon joined the Magnum Photos agency. He has since been awarded two grants from the Arts Council of Great Britain, the first in 1973 and the second in 1976. Koudelka, who became a naturalized citizen of France in 1987, has also received awards from the National Endowment for the Arts in 1980, Grand Prix National de la Photographie in 1989, the Grand Prix Cartier-Bresson in 1991, and the Cornell Capa Infinity Award from the International Center for Photography in 2004. His numerous monographs include Gypsies (Aperture, 2011), Limestone (Magnum, 2001), Chaos (Phaidon, 1999), The Black Triangle (Magnum, 1994), and Exiles (Aperture, 1988).
- [Elliott Erwitt](https://kochgallery.com/artists/elliott-erwitt/) - With a touch of humor and irony, as well as an eye for the humane, the photographs of Elliott Erwitt reveal the most elemental and universal candid human emotions. Erwitt developed his photographic eye during the post-war rise of documentary photojournalism, and has poignantly captured many of life's paradoxes through his brand of unique humor and vernacular.
- [Debra Bloomfield](https://kochgallery.com/artists/debra-bloomfield/) - Artist Debra Bloomfield has worked in the landscape for over 35 years. Her poetic, large-scale color photographs draw on the visual language of metaphor and explore the relationship between interiority and the external world. Her images have been described as infused with a magnificent unpredictability, and emanating a sense of hope. The contemplative nature of Bloomfield’s work invites the viewer into the relationship created within the photograph. Minimal, and ethereal, Debra Bloomfield produces beautifully composed works conflate individual and universal experience.
- [Nadav Kander](https://kochgallery.com/artists/nadav-kander/) - Nadav Kander is a London-based photographer, artist and director, renowned for his large-format landscapes and portraiture. Kander was born in Israel, grew up in Johannesburg and moved to London in 1980’s where he currently lives and works. Selected past projects include Yangtze: The Long River, winner of the Prix Pictet award in 2009; God’s Country, a study of the commercialized landscapes and rural communities of the American West; The Pause, a response to the Covid-19 pandemic; Dust, which explored the vestiges of the Cold War through the radioactive ruins of secret cities on the border between Kazakhstan and Russia; Bodies: 6 Women, 1 Man; and Obama’s People, an acclaimed 52 portrait series commissioned by the New York Times Magazine. His ongoing series, Dark Line - The Thames Estuary, is a personal reflection on the landscape of the River Thames at its point of connection with the sea, through atmospheric images of its slow-moving dark waters and seemingly infinite horizons. In 2019 Steidl published The Meeting, the first monograph dedicated to his portraiture, capturing his enigmatic depictions of cultural figures as well as unknown sitters.
- [Irving Penn](https://kochgallery.com/artists/irving-penn/) - Irving Penn’s photographs have become iconic representations of an era, ranging from fashion and commercial editorials to his series of nudes and portraits of artists, musicians, writers, celebrities, and tribesmen from New Guinea, Peru, and Morocco. Penn first gained recognition in the 1940s for his innovative work at Vogue. His groundbreaking fashion images, which emphasized elegant lines and forms by placing models against minimalist backgrounds instead of typical luxurious settings, established a new style in fashion photography. Irving Penn’s celebrity sitters included many notable figures of his time, such as Pablo Picasso, Martha Graham, Marcel Duchamp, Georgia O’Keeffe, Tennessee Williams, members of the Hells Angels, and the Grateful Dead. He was equally renowned for his still lifes of flowers, food, and various detritus—cigarette butts, discarded paper cups, and chewing gum. During his travels Penn captures images of indigenous people using a portable studio, resulting in his iconic portraits from Papua New Guinea, South America, and Africa.
- [Tom Baril](https://kochgallery.com/artists/tom-baril/) - A graduate of New York's School of Visual Arts, Tom Baril spent over fifteen years as Robert Mapplethorpe's master printer. His subjects include urban architecture, seascapes and meticulously detailed botanical and nature photographs. Baril’s work demonstrates a command of technique that results from his extensive experience as a master printer. Baril developed a unique toning process that enriches the color and opulence of his photographs.
- [Colin Finlay](https://kochgallery.com/artists/colin-finlay/)
- [Dorothea Lange](https://kochgallery.com/artists/dorothea-lange/) - Dorothea Lange was an American documentary photographer and photojournalist, best known for her Depression-era work for the Farm Security Administration. Lange’s photographs influenced the development of documentary photography and humanized the consequences of the Great Depression.
- [Sally Gall](https://kochgallery.com/artists/sally-gall/) - Sally Gall is well known for the evocative landscape photographs she has created and exhibited for the past twenty-five years. Her imagery has ranged from formal and idyllic gardens to threatening and dramatic wildernesses. But, as Mark Strand points out, “her discovery of and interest in the interior landscape, a subject matter that few photographers […]
- [Josep Sala](https://kochgallery.com/artists/josep-sala/) - Spanish artist Josep Sala is part of the New Objectivity and Neues Sehen movements. During the Spanish Civil War, Josep Sala produced propaganda material for The Generalitat de Catalunya, or the Government of Catalonia. Much of his photographic work has been lost and in many cases only references to his work remain in the magazines he collaborated with. The National Art Museum of Catalonia currently holds the largest archive of the artist’s work.
- [Eugène Atget](https://kochgallery.com/artists/eugene-atget/) - Eugène Atget spent nearly thirty years photographing the details of his beloved Paris with sensitivity and eloquence. Inspired by Haussmann’s efforts to modernize and rebuild the city, at age 40, Atget began to photograph architectural details, shop windows, street vendors, and inconspicuous alleyways of the old city. Eugène Atget eventually made over 10,000 images, creating a modern urban portrait of a changing city. Though Atget thought of himself as a photographic illustrator and not an artist, his ability to transform the ordinary impressed the surrealists and ultimately earned him a place in history. During his lifetime, Atget made a meager living selling his photographs to painters and architects, receiving little recognition. Yet through the efforts of several artists, particularly Berenice Abott and Man Ray, Atget’s genius was preserved and promoted after his death. Today his work is in numerous prestigious collections, such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, among many others.
- [František Drtikol](https://kochgallery.com/artists/frantisek-drtikol/) - Between 1900 and 1935, Frantisek Drtikol reshaped the genre of classical nude photography. In 1910, he opened a studio in Prague and became one of the most prominent portraitists in the city. In his early work, he synthesized aspects of pictorialism and symbolism, shifting around 1924 to favor the geometric forms of Futurism, Cubism and the Bauhaus, the radical lighting of silent film, and the dramatic poses of modern dance. Influenced by cubism and constructivism, Drtikol began using geometric wooden props in his photographs to emphasize the tension of the body in motion.
- [Roger Ballen](https://kochgallery.com/artists/roger-ballen/) - Roger Ballen is known for his disquieting psychological portraits of rural inhabitants on the fringes of South African society. Ballen, who worked as a geologist and mining consultant before starting his career as a photographer, found inspiration for his work in the people he encountered as a mining prospector in the small villages of rural South Africa. Since then, his work has moved beyond observation and documentation toward abstraction and complex narratives. Often photographing at a warehouse for transients on the outskirts of Johannesburg, the photographs move beyond human subjects, and embark on an imaginative physiological journey, which blur the lines of fact or fiction.
- [Bill Owens](https://kochgallery.com/artists/bill-owens/) - Born in San Jose California in 1938, Bill Owens made his mark photographing the campy cultural life of his neighbors. His work has become a landmark chronicle of the mid-century suburban explosion and a seminal influence for an entire generation of American photographers.
- [Édouard Baldus](https://kochgallery.com/artists/edouard-baldus/) - Édouard Baldus arrived in Paris in 1838 to study painting, later earning international critical acclaim and government commissions as one of the pioneers of early photography, and created a body of work that is now considered one of the early masterpieces of the medium. Baldus first experimented with photography in the late 1840s, and by […]
- [Robert Heinecken](https://kochgallery.com/artists/robert-heinecken/) - Robert Heinecken is widley recognized for his alternative approaches and processes that challenged and expanded traditional notions of the photographic medium. Heinecken, the founder of UCLA’s photography program, rarely used a camera, instead drawing on appropriated imagery from magazines and newspapers, and employing techniques like lithography, etching, camera-less exposure and photo emulsion on canvas. Heinecken’s […]
- [Lauren Marsolier](https://kochgallery.com/artists/lauren-marsolier/) - Marsolier’s photo-montages are assembled from imagery compiled by the artist at assorted geographical locations over spans of time and manifest surreal non-places where evidence of human activity is simultaneously present yet are devoid of inhabitants. Her crisply composed images of buildings and man-made landscapes bathed in otherworldly light suggest time has seemingly been paused. “Months […]
- [Gallery](https://kochgallery.com/artists/open-by-appointment/) - To ensure the safety of our visitors and our staff, the gallery and building have implemented rigorous safety measures as outlined by the public health authorities. All persons entering the building and in common areas, as well as in the gallery will need to wear face masks and observe social distancing. Sanitizing stations have been […]
- [János Szász](https://kochgallery.com/artists/janos-szasz/) - The body of work János Szász, created from the late 1950s through the 1970s, epitomizes the artistic vision and innovation of photographers active in Hungary at that time. Featuring boldly graphic abstractions primarily drawn from Hungarian life and landscape, Szász’s images communicate through a universal vernacular. Working in the tradition of Hungarian greats such as […]
- [Arthur Siegel](https://kochgallery.com/artists/arthur-siegel/) - Arthur Siegel was invited by László Moholy-Nagy to study at the New Bauhaus after Moholy reviewed his portfolio in Detroit while on a lecture tour. Siegel enrolled in Kepes’s first class in 1938; this began his long relationship with the school. At Moholy’s invitation in 1946, Siegel returned to the school, now reconstituted as the […]
- [László Moholy-Nagy](https://kochgallery.com/artists/laszlo-moholy-nagy/) - Lázló Moholy-Nagy was a Hungarian painter, photographer, philosopher, and influential art educator. He experimented with many different techniques and materials, and is known in particular for his innovative photograms and photomontages. After serving in the Austro-Hungarian army in World War I, Moholy-Nagy began taking art classes, studying painters such as Rembrandt, Cézanne and van Gough. […]
- [Larry Schwarm](https://kochgallery.com/artists/larry-schwarm/) - Larry Schwarm photographed the controlled burning of the Kansas prairies for more than a decade. Every spring, the prairies are set ablaze, burning off old grasses to make room for new growth. Schwarm’s photographs capture these fires at all times of the day and night, at every stage of the burn, transcending mere documentation. "I discovered in the fire's subtleties and abstractions a spirituality akin to what Mark Rothko expressed in his color-field paintings”, writes Larry Schwarm in the afterword to his monograph, On Fire. Juxtaposing swatches of smoky colors, some of Schwarm’s images communicate a somber intensity by palette alone. In others, mysterious clots of flame dot pastoral settings and stark lines of fire cut through the land, evoking startling associations. Schwarm has also been drawn to the burning of sugar cane fields in Louisiana and the Flint Hills of Kansas, where he was raised.
- [Alex MacLean](https://kochgallery.com/artists/alex-maclean/) - From his unique aerial perspective as a pilot, Alex MacLean photographs the proliferation of parking lots, housing developments, and agricultural fields that embody the profound impact of human habitation on the Earth. For decades, MacLean has used his camera to document this American obsession with development, and the extent to which we have manipulated and transformed the environment. Drawing on his background in architecture and urban design, MacLean “seeks out odd occurrences in the physical landscape that serve as metaphors for shifts in societal values. These images tell important stories about our cultural standards.” His images are aesthetically seductive, defined by bold color, texture, and pattern, but offer a warning. The photographs depict a relationship that has reached a tipping point, an American way of life that is no longer environmentally sustainable.
- [Holly Andres](https://kochgallery.com/artists/holly-andres/) - Holly Andres calls on the rich visual history of film and narrative photography in her works, often citing personal as well as fictitious memories from childhood. Her various series explore the transition to womanhood, featuring intensely curious child or adolescent protagonists exploring their domestic surroundings, much like a teen pulp novels from the 1960s and 1970s, revealing abandoned suitcases, hidden passages, mysterious clues like skeleton keys and golden lockets. For Andres, these discoveries and mysteries are metaphors for rites of passage and the inevitable loss of innocence. Her coordination of rich, stylized color palettes, elaborate sets and dramatic lighting recall Hitchcock thrillers, fashion photography and tableau photography.
- [Brassaï](https://kochgallery.com/artists/brassaï/) - Brassaï, born Gyula Halász, is best known for his evocative photographs of the forbidden Paris of the 1930s, depicting the sordid yet enchanting nightlife of the cafes and brothels, where high society mingled with the underworld. After studying painting and sculpture at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Brassai moved to the artist’s district of Montparnasse in 1924 to work as a journalist. It was there he met Andre Kertész and began to photograph the city’s darker side: illicit encounters in the brothels, vagrants in deserted streets, opium dens, graffiti drawings, and the smoky café corners of Paris at night. Brassai was one of the first photographers to produce a large body of images taken at night. In his poetic and mysterious images, he employs atmospheric fog, and the contrast of artificial streetlight with murky darkness to defamilairize the familiar Parisian streets; his photographs of nudes similarly transform the female body.
- [György Kepes & M. Halberstadt](https://kochgallery.com/artists/gyorgy-kepes-m-halberstadt/) - György Kepes & M. Halberstadt collaborated creatively during their time at the New Bauhaus school in Chicago. Their investigations resulted in innovative camera images that included multiple exposures, negative reversal and solarized prints György Kepes was born in Selyp, Hungary and studied under painter Istvan Csók at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. […]
- [Nicholas Prior](https://kochgallery.com/artists/nicholas-prior/) - Nicholas Prior delves into the complexities of childhood and depicts scenes that are tranquil in feeling yet psychologically charged. Set against the placid backdrop of small town New England, the images are quietly uncanny, revealing subtle disruptions in the logical order that adults take for granted. The events Prior observes operate according to the very private protocol of childhood. The young subjects are not performing for adults or for the camera, and in both public settings and domestic situations they appear committed to their own interior psychological spaces. The images offer adult viewers an invitation to linger at the edges of a world most of us have lost sight of, one familiar yet not fully accessible, in the end leaving one to search for evocative echoes of significant events from one's own childhood in these seemingly benign activities.
- [Wayne Levin](https://kochgallery.com/artists/wayne-levin/) - Wayne Levin’s photographs draw the viewer into submerged worlds both mesmerizing and mysterious, from the depths of the Pacific Ocean to the churning surf of the Hawaiian coast. Many of Levin’s images, photographed from just below the surface of the water, offer a dynamic new perspective on the familiar, such as his photographs of bodysurfers […]
- [Mario Giacomelli](https://kochgallery.com/artists/mario-giacomelli/) - Known for his bold compositions capturing life and land in his native country, Mario Giacomelli has become an icon of postwar Italian photography since his death in 2000. Today he is recognized as one of the most original photographic artists of the twentieth century, who embraced the way that a photograph can convey the poetic, […]
- [Richard Gordon](https://kochgallery.com/artists/richard-gordon/) - Richard Gordon began photographing in 1966 while he was a student at the University of Chicago. In 1969, Hugh Edwards chose a few photographs for purchase by the Art Institute of Chicago. Since then Gordon’s photographs and hand-made artist’s books have been collected by a number of museums and library special collections including the San […]
- [Nathan Baker](https://kochgallery.com/artists/nathan-baker/) - Nathan Baker's large scale color photographs describe the commercial landscape of America with humor and sincere esteem. Baker's meticulously constructed images condense many of the activities associated with a given occupation into one seamless photograph.
- [Benoit Aquin](https://kochgallery.com/artists/benoit-aquin/) - Benoit Aquin‘s surreal color photographs of The Chinese Dust Bowl explore the impact of this great environmental disaster on people, landscape, and community. With a subdued, ochre palette and atmospheric haze, his images capture the otherworldly beauty of the arid 400,000 square mile wasteland, forged in the grasslands by unsustainable agrarian practices. In China, three […]
- [Isaac Abrams](https://kochgallery.com/artists/isaac-abrams/) - In the early 1960s, Isaac Abrams was part of New York’s artistic beat milieu that included Jerry Jofen the owner of K Gallery, Herbert Hucke, William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, and Allen Ginsberg. After three years of experiences with psychedelics often provided by Jofen, in 1965 while on LSD, Isaac Abrams came to the realization […]
- [TR Ericsson](https://kochgallery.com/artists/tr-ericsson/) - Working across mediums—including photo-based works, sculptural objects, audio and video works—artist TR Ericsson frequently uses his own biography as a point of departure to explore universal themes of identity, grief, and loss. Titled from the line in Sylvia Plath's poem Edge, her last prior to taking her life, Ericsson's series Crackle & Drag represents the
- [David Parker](https://kochgallery.com/artists/david-parker/) - David Parker investigates contemporary landscape through the medium of large-scale, black and white photography. Conceptually, the work demonstrates contemporary art’s vital ability to affirm our physical and metaphysical interactions with the world around us. Parker’s photographs reflect a deeper exploration of our tendency to glimpse meaningful forms hidden in the ordinary elements of our surroundings. […]
- [Josh Begley](https://kochgallery.com/artists/josh-begley/) - Josh Begley is a data artist who appropriates publicly available satellite imagery to create provocative images of socio-political systems. In 2015, during Donald Trump’s campaign for presidency Josh Begley created his short film “Best of Luck With the Wall” which was produced by the Academy Award-winning director Laura Poitras, and is composed from 200,000 satellite […]
- [Malcolm Pasley](https://kochgallery.com/artists/malcolm-pasley/) - Malcolm Pasley works with the platinum/palladium printing process, yielding photographs of extraordinary tonal range and delicacy. His processes allow his studies of female nudes and botanicals to become ephemeral images with dark, velvety textures. Educated at the Hallow College of Art and Technology, Pasley spent eight years in London as a commercial and editorial photographer
- [Brian Ulrich](https://kochgallery.com/artists/brian-ulrich/) - Brian Ulrich's large-scale photographs examine the excesses and peculiarities of American consumer culture. Begun in 2001 in response to the U.S government's call to citizens to bolster the economy through shopping, the ongoing Copia series offers a penetrating look at life in commercial settings. The images locate private moments in busy public environments that are
- [Jo Whaley](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jo-whaley/) - Jo Whaley combines the sensuality of painting with the veracity of the camera, and creates beautifully baroque photographic tableaux still life works. With a definiteness of line, a subtlety of form, and a brilliance and fullness of color and light, Whaley’s depictions of nature are equally descriptively clear, as they are powerfully abstract, capturing the
- [Amy Stein](https://kochgallery.com/artists/amy-stein/) - In narrative photographs, Amy Stein captures uncommon views of life that explore the complex and often ambiguous relationship between individuals and their environment.
- [Brett Weston](https://kochgallery.com/artists/brett-weston/) - Brett Weston was born in 1911, the second son of photographer Edward Weston. Photography’s child genius, Brett showed incredible promise as an artist as early as the age of fourteen, when he accompanied his father to Mexico and first started shooting with a Graflex 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 in. camera. Wholly devoted to photography […]
- [Doug Rickard](https://kochgallery.com/artists/doug-rickard/) - Doug Rickard's series A New American Picture presents fresh possibilities for street photography that is created without leaving the studio. Capturing images from Google Street Views of several different cities and states, Rickard offers a penetrating view of indigence in the United States. Doug Rickard produces mages that are imbued with a surreal dreamlike undercurrent
- [Penelope Umbrico](https://kochgallery.com/artists/penelope-umbrico/) - Conceptual artist Penelope Umbrico incorporates into her work imagery appropriated imagery drawn from a variety of web sources including flickr, ebay, and Craigslist. Penelope Umbrico's brightly hued geometric abstractions of her series Broken Sets were cropped from images culled from eBay posted by sellers of broken, powered on LCD television sets. The resulting abstractions are
- [Debbie Fleming Caffery](https://kochgallery.com/artists/debbie-fleming-caffery/) - Debbie Fleming Caffery's photographs capture moments of rich beauty in the people and places of Mexico and the American South. A native of Louisiana, Debbie Fleming Caffery is most comfortable in the shadows, drawn to movement, pattern and deep tonality. Caffery's photography has garnered praise for nearly twenty years, and has been included in exhibitions
- [Paul Caponigro](https://kochgallery.com/artists/paul-caponigro/)
- [Alfredo De Stefano](https://kochgallery.com/artists/alfredo-de-stefano/) - One of Mexico’s most prominent contemporary conceptual photographers, Alfredo De Stefano photographs the desert landscape creating images that address the natural environment’s elemental significance and our relationship to the land. Often employing ice, fire, and light, Alfredo De Sefano creates enigmatic installations with both natural and man-made objects in the ethereal desert setting. Alfredo De […]
- [David DiMichele](https://kochgallery.com/artists/david-dimichele/) - David DiMichele’s series Pseudodocumentation depicts imaginary art installations in monumental exhibition spaces. These pseudo-documents, which are actually photographs of small models in the artist’s studio, playfully engage scale and perception, while blurring the lines between fact and fiction, and questioning how we experience art. DiMichele’s work addresses the role of photography in documenting temporary installations; […]
- [Douglas Coupland](https://kochgallery.com/artists/douglas-coupland/) - Canadian artist and writer Douglas Coupland has written thirteen novels, including the eponymous Generation X, and is a frequent contributor to The New York Times, e-flux, DIS and Vice. Douglas Coupland’s visual works have been the subject of two separate museum retrospectives, Everything is Anything is Anywhere is Everywhere at the Vancouver Art Gallery, and The Royal Ontario Museum […]
- [Alejandro Cartagena](https://kochgallery.com/artists/alejandro-cartagena/)
- [Anonymous](https://kochgallery.com/artists/anonymous/)
- [Joshua Lutz](https://kochgallery.com/artists/joshua-lutz/) - Joshua Lutz's large-format photographs of urban sprawl and suburban portraiture capture intimate details of places and their inhabitants in a soft, moody palette. The subtle tension in Lutz's photographs between natural and man-made structures expands upon themes of Stephen Shore and the New Topographics. From an image of an airplane take-off framed by trees and
- [Lynn Geesaman](https://kochgallery.com/artists/lynn-geesaman/) - Lynn Geesaman is known for her images of elaborate topiary gardens, canals, and dramatic landscapes employing unusual diffusion techniques that emphasized an imaginative and psychological interpretation of nature. In 1960, Lynn Geesaman earned a degree in mathematic and physics from Wellesley College. It was some twenty years later that she took up photography when an interest […]
- [Christian Patterson](https://kochgallery.com/artists/christian-patterson/) - Christian Patterson works intuitively, scouring the streets for the evocative colors that reveal the unique quality of a place. In Sound Affects, it is the self-described “visual melodies” that come to surface. Patterson’s photographs in Sound Affects are the residues of the city of Memphis, steeped in its musical history. Other ongoing projects are On
- [Jerry Burchard](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jerry-burchard/)
- [Matthias Geiger](https://kochgallery.com/artists/matthias-geiger/)
- [Carl De Keyzer](https://kochgallery.com/artists/carl-de-keyzer/) - The vibrant color photographs from De Keyzer's Zona series capture surreal images of life as a detainee in the post-Soviet prison camps. On a trip to Krasnoyarsk, Siberia he was introduced to Camp 27, a former gulag turned model camp that functions as both a prison and a propaganda tool, shown to visiting ambassadors and
- [Rachelle Bussières](https://kochgallery.com/artists/rachelle-bussieres/) - Blurring the lines of photography, painting, and sculpture, Rachelle Bussières employs experimental photographic processes and materials to fabricate abstract geomorphic images that explore time and the changing natural world. By investigating the transformation of photographic paper through layering materials in the darkroom, her creative process mimics the earth’s geological stratification. The result is an imaginative […]
- [Bruce Davidson](https://kochgallery.com/artists/bruce-davidson/) - Bruce Davidson began working as a freelance photographer for Life Magazine in 1957 and became a full-time member of Magnum in 1958. In May of 1961 at the age of 28, Bruce Davidson joined a group of Freedom Riders traveling by bus from Montgomery, Alabama to Jackson, Mississippi and began chronicling what later would became
- [Joel Meyerowitz](https://kochgallery.com/artists/joel-meyerowitz/) - Joel Meyerowitz is one of the earliest advocates and successful practitioners of color photography, setting a precedent for contemporary artists who readily acknowledge his influence. He is among a select few who have been instrumental in changing an attitude of resistance regarding the making and collecting of color photography to one of nearly universal acceptance. […]
- [Joachim Schmid](https://kochgallery.com/artists/joachim-schmid/) - Berlin-based artist Joachim Schmid uses found photographs re-contextualizes the roles of artist, historian, critic, archeologist, and anthropologist to create a varied and moving exploration of vernacular photography. Joachim Schmid sees photography as a culturally ubiquitous presence that runs throughout public and private spheres of modern life. He acquired the source materials for Photogenetic Drafts when
- [A.C. Vroman](https://kochgallery.com/artists/a-c-vroman/) - A.C. Vroman an amateur photographer and bookseller, based in Pasadena, California began to photograph around 1892. Vronman developed a fascination with the indigenous people of the desert Southwest, particularly the American Indian pueblos of New Mexico, and is best known for the portrait work he made there during his travels.
- [Jaroslav Rössler](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jaroslav-rossler/) - Jaroslav Rössler was one of the most distinctive artists of the Czech avant-garde, known for fusing disparate elements of Symbolism, Pictorialism, Expressionism, Cubism, Futurism, Constructivism, New Objectivity and abstract art. From 1917 to 1920, Rossler studied and worked as a lab technician under František Drtikol, but he quickly abandoned the pictorialist style of his famous […]
- [Alexander Rodchenko](https://kochgallery.com/artists/alexander-rodchenko/) - Alexander Rodchenko was already known as a painter and sculptor when he denounced easel painting in 1921, and turned his attention to design and photography. As a key figure in the Constructivist and Productivist movements, Alexander Rodchenko was one of the most versatile artists to emerge in the wake of the Russian Revolution, calling for […]
- [Edward Quigley](https://kochgallery.com/artists/edward-quigley/) - Edward Quigley was a leading American modernist who became known in the 1930s for his experimental photographic work with light. Quigley acquired his first camera at age twelve, joined the Photographic Society of Philadelphia in1929, and opened his own studio a year later. He supported himself with innovative advertising and editorial work published regularly in […]
- [Helen Levitt](https://kochgallery.com/artists/helen-levitt/) - For sixty years, Helen Levitt captured the fleeting moments of lyricism and drama that played out in the streets of New York City’s working-class neighborhoods. Levitt began her photography career when she was 18, assisting in a portrait studio in the Bronx, and dedicated the rest of her life to creating an urban portrait […]
- [Lotte Jacobi](https://kochgallery.com/artists/lotte-jacobi/) - Lotte Jacobi began her photography career at age 12, assisting her father in the darkroom of the family- run portrait studio. During her formal studies at the University of Munich and the Bavarian State Academy of Photography, she became interested in modernist techniques, particularly those of Helmar Lerski and Alfred Stieglitz, and in 1927 she […]
- [M. Halberstadt](https://kochgallery.com/artists/m-halberstadt/) - M. Halberstadt was a recipient of one of the first Rockefeller Foundation scholarships given by the School of Design in the Fall of 1940. Already an accomplished photographer and photo-technician from Boston, he became a teaching assistant to both László Moholy-Nagy and György Kepes. In addition, M. Halberstadt photographed Moholy’s plexiglass sculptures and printed many […]
- [Károly Escher](https://kochgallery.com/artists/karoly-escher/) - Károly Escher was a Hungarian photographer. Escher worked as a cinematographer for the Hungarian Soviet Republic. Later he worked for the newspaper Pesti Napló during the 1930s and 1940s.
- [Edward S. Curtis](https://kochgallery.com/artists/edward-s-curtis/) - Beginning in 1900 and continuing over the next thirty years, Edward Sheriff Curtis, or the “Shadow Catcher,” as he became known to some Native American tribes, photographed and documented the lives and traditions of the Native peoples of North America. After moving West as a teenager, in 1892 Curtis opened a successful portrait studio. Always […]
- [Tibor Csörgeö](https://kochgallery.com/artists/tibor-csorgeo/) - Tibor Csörgeö was a Hungarian photographer known for his high-contrast imagery. Csörgeö played an important role in the development of photographic movement in Hungary, and was one of the founding members of the Association of Hungarian Photographers, which is Hungary's principal photography association supporting the development of photographic culture in Hungary through prestigious grants and awards His work was published in seminal Hungarian photographic journals such as Fotóművészet, Fotó Amatőr, Fotóművészeti Hírek, Fotószemle, Fotóélet, Fotó; as well as Kodak Magazine, Gebrauchsfotografie, Fotografische Rundschaun, and the Gevaert Photo-Service.
- [Auguste Hippolyte Collard](https://kochgallery.com/artists/auguste-hippolyte-collard/) - Auguste Hippolyte Collard was a 19th century French photographer. During the Second French Empire, at the time of the reign of Napoleon III, Auguste Hippolyte Collard worked under the Ministry of Agriculture, Commerce and Public Works, documenting civil engineering projects throughout France, including working alongside Édouard Baldus recording the expansion of the French railways.
- [Claude Joseph Désiré Charnay](https://kochgallery.com/artists/claude-joseph-desire-charnay/) - Claude Joseph Désiré Charnay was one of the first Europeans to photograph and document Pre-Columbian ruins in Mexico and Central America, and his images are considered a valuable record of a transitional pre-historical Mexico. Expeditionary photographers of the nineteenth century embodied the era’s ideals with courageous and daring exploration of the natural world in the name of discovery and documentation. Charnay’s travels between 1857 and 1886 bore faithful witness to sites in Central America, Java, Madagascar and Australia for the sake of history and his own restless spirit. His first Mexican expedition began in 1857, at the height of the Mexican Civil War, and was often disrupted and threatened by sporadic battles. After some delays, Charnay left Mexico City for Oaxaca in September of 1858. Five months later, in March of the next year, his supplies and luggage had still not made the journey and he was forced to improvise with local materials. Even with these delays and challenging climate conditions, Claude Joseph Désiré Charnay was able to produce a significant body of work. When Charnay returned to France in 1861, he prepared two volumes of his photographs, called Cites et Ruines Americaines: Mitla, Palenque, Izmal, Chichen-Itza, Uxmal, which provided Europe with the first photographs of the mysterious Mexican monuments.
- [Edward Weston](https://kochgallery.com/artists/edward-weston/) - One the 20th century’s most influential photographers, Edward Weston was among the pioneers of a modernist style characterized by sharply focused and sensuously detailed black and white images. Using large format cameras and available light, Weston transformed the natural landscape, and forms such as peppers, shells, rocks and nudes, into richly toned sculptural objects, poetic […]
- [William Henry Fox Talbot](https://kochgallery.com/artists/william-henry-fox-talbot/) - William Henry Fox Talbot is widely considered to be the inventor of modern photography as we know it. A scientist, mathematician, elected member of Parliament, author, artist, and key intellectual figure of the 19th century, he conceived of a practical means for fixing ephemeral images to paper. In 1834, William Henry Fox Talbot began experimenting […]
- [André Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri](https://kochgallery.com/artists/andre-adolphe-eugene-disderi/) - André-Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri was a French daguerreotypist who is known for patenting his version of the carte de visite, a small photographic image which was mounted on a card and could be easily printed and distributed. He is also credited for inventing the twin-lens reflex camera.
- [Angelo (Pál Funk)](https://kochgallery.com/artists/angelo-pal-funk/) - Angelo (Pál Funk), also known professionally as Angelo, was a twentieth-century Hungarian photographer, cinematographer and fashion designer.
- [Mário Cravo Neto](https://kochgallery.com/artists/mario-cravo-neto/) - Mario Cravo Neto was born in the city of Salvador, Bahia in 1947 and trained as a sculptor under his father Mario Cravo Junior. He studied photography in Berlin and New York at the Art Student League under Jack Keueger for two years, and has since worked in staged black and white photography about the […]
- [Victor Guidalevitch](https://kochgallery.com/artists/victor-guidalevitch/)
- [Adolphe Terris](https://kochgallery.com/artists/adolphe-terris/) - Adolphe Terris was a French photographer who was commissioned to document the construction projects and changes taking place in the city of Marseille, France. He was also a founding member of the Société Marseillaise de Photographie. Born in Aix-en-Provence, Terris originally moved to Marseille to open a bookstore but then decided to pursue his interest […]
- [Jenö Sevcsik](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jeno-sevcsik/)
- [Miroslav Tichý](https://kochgallery.com/artists/miroslav-tichy/) - Using cameras he made from cardboard tubes, rubber bands, and wooden spools, with lenses of Plexiglas that he polished with sandpaper, ashes, and toothpaste, Miroslav Tichý, whose work has only recently received public attention, spent decades photographing women in his hometown of Kyjov, Czech Republic. The photographs, often taken surreptitiously, are voyeuristic and exhaustive in
- [Karel Hájek](https://kochgallery.com/artists/karel-hajek/)
- [Fred Robert Archer](https://kochgallery.com/artists/fred-robert-archer/) - Fred Robert Archer, was an American photographer who alongside Ansel Adams helped develop the Zone System, a photographic technique for determining optimal film exposure and development. Fred Robert Archer was associated with the artistic trend in photography known as pictorialism and was a long-time member of the Southern California Salon movement.
- [Károly Danassy](https://kochgallery.com/artists/karoly-danassy/)
- [Karola Beyera](https://kochgallery.com/artists/karola-beyera/) - Often referred to the as the "father of Polish photography", Karola Beyera operated a photo studio in Warsaw from 1844-1867 where he focused on photographic portraiture. It was there that he photographed residents of Warsaw and it's outlying rural areas. Beyera also had an interest in documenting the urban cityscapes of that time and photographed
- [Henry Holmes Smith](https://kochgallery.com/artists/henry-holmes-smith/) - At the New Bauhaus, when Kepes began teaching the Light Workshop, he introduced his students to the study of two-dimensional forms using photographic materials and light modulators. He was assisted by Henry Holmes Smith, an accomplished Chicago based photographer who, by 1936, was experimenting with abstract color imagery using the dye-transfer process. Kepes introduced the
- [Imre Kinszki](https://kochgallery.com/artists/imre-kinszki/) - Imre Kinszki, a founding member of the Modern Hungarian Photographers group, photographed his quotiden surroundings with a modernist eye. Kinszki photographed both in daylight and by streetlight, exposing elements of form, light and shade to create dynamic oppositions, while creating wonderful documents of everyday life between the World Wars in Eastern Europe. Kinszki began photographing
- [Jan Lukas](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jan-lukas/)
- [Max Yavno](https://kochgallery.com/artists/max-yavno/) - Social documentary photographer Max Yavno, was born in New York. His background as a social worker had profound influence on his photographic career. Yavno is best known for his street photographs made in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Yavno eventually relocated to the West Coast, and was included in “Seventeen American Photographers,” a
- [Julia Margaret Cameron](https://kochgallery.com/artists/julia-margaret-cameron/) - Renowned as the “greatest pictorialist of her day,” Julia Margaret Cameron began taking photographs at the age of 48 and quickly became one of the most original British photographers of the 19th century. Though her career spanned just over a decade, her work is remarkable for its breadth and ambition, produced at a time when photography was still a relatively new medium characterized by cumbersome cameras, fragile glass plates, and lengthy development processes.
- [Charles Leander Weed](https://kochgallery.com/artists/charles-leander-weed/) - Charles Leander Weed (1824-1903) was an influential American photographer renowned for his documentation of the American West during the mid-19th century. Born in New York, Weed began his career as a portrait painter, but his interest soon shifted towards photography, a burgeoning medium at the time. Weed's early work primarily focused on portraiture, but he soon ventured into landscape photography, inspired by the vast and untamed beauty of the American West.
- [Eugen Wiskovsky](https://kochgallery.com/artists/eugen-wiskovsky/) - Eugen Wiskovsky was a Czech photographer known for his contributions to the avant-garde movement. Born in Kolín, Czech Republic, his artistic direction in the 1920s was deeply influenced by his friendship with Czech photographer Jaromír Funke. This relationship steered him away from the pictorialism style, which mimicked painting, and toward a more straightforward photographic approach. He embraced the principles of New Objectivity and constructivism, focusing on form, structure, and the unique qualities of photography. Alongside these movements, Wiskovsky also drew inspiration from surrealism, evident in his exploration of unexpected, dreamlike imagery and unusual juxtapositions.
- [Bill Brandt](https://kochgallery.com/artists/bill-brandt/) - Noted for the breadth of his accomplishments across multiple styles, from surrealist nudes and distorted landscapes to images of British society, Bill Brandt is widely regarded as one of the greatest British photographers of the 20th century. After assisting in Man Ray’s Paris studio in 1930, Brandt moved to London and undertook an ambitious project documenting the extremes of British life, juxtaposing high society portraits with the industrial landscapes and working-class communities of northern England. This documentary work, unusual at the time for its candid exploration of social divides, was published in The English at Home (1936) and A Night in London (1938).
- [Josef Bartuska](https://kochgallery.com/artists/josef-bartuska/) - Josef Bartuška was a Czech artist, photographer, and filmmaker associated with the avant-garde movement in interwar Czechoslovakia. Born in České Budějovice, Bartuška was a founding member of the Linie Group, which sought to explore modernist experimentation through poetic abstraction and subjective expression. His multidisciplinary approach spanned experimental photography, typographic design, and film, reflecting his interest in constructivist and surrealist influences.
- [Vilém Reichmann](https://kochgallery.com/artists/vilem-reichmann/) - Vilém Reichmann was a Czech photographer, graphic artist, and painter known for his surrealistic approach and poetic sensitivity. A significant figure in Czech Surrealist photography, Reichmann’s work explored lyrical interpretations of reality through visual metaphors.
- [Jindřich Štyrský](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jindrich-styrsky/) - Jindřich Štyrský was a pioneering Czech artist, photographer, and poet, celebrated as a central figure in the Czech Surrealist Group, formed in 1934. This group, led by prominent figures such as Karel Teige and Vítězslav Nezval, aligned with André Breton’s international Surrealist movement. Known for his innovative and multidisciplinary approach, Štyrský explored themes of dreamscapes, eroticism, and the subconscious across various mediums, including painting, collage, and photography. His visionary work often blurred the boundaries between reality and imagination, offering a unique lens into the surreal.
- [Barry Feinstein](https://kochgallery.com/artists/barry-feinstein/) - Barry Feinstein (1931–2011) was an American photographer known for his candid and often enigmatic images of musicians, actors, and cultural icons of the 1950s, ’60s, and ’70s. His photographs of Bob Dylan, particularly from the Don’t Look Back tour and The Basement Tapes era, capture the musician in unguarded moments, offering a raw and unfiltered perspective on his life and career. Feinstein’s work extends beyond Dylan, encompassing striking portraits of Janis Joplin, George Harrison, and The Rolling Stones, among others. His images often reveal a quiet intensity, focusing on the personalities behind the public personas.
- [Jim Marshall](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jim-marshall/) - Jim Marshall (1936–2010) was an American photographer whose uncompromising eye and unparalleled access produced some of the most iconic images in music history. His photographs of Bob Dylan, taken throughout the 1960s, capture the artist at pivotal moments—whether walking down a New York street in the early days of his career, performing at the Newport Folk Festival, or in quiet, unguarded moments behind the scenes. Marshall’s work is defined by its raw intimacy, reflecting a deep trust between photographer and subject.
- [John Cohen](https://kochgallery.com/artists/john-cohen/) - John Cohen (1932–2019) was an American photographer, filmmaker, and musician known for his documentary work capturing the folk music revival and countercultural movements of the 1950s and 1960s. His photographs of Bob Dylan in the early years of the singer’s career provide an intimate look at a pivotal moment in American music history, documenting Dylan’s transformation from a Greenwich Village folk singer to a cultural icon. Cohen’s lens also turned toward other key figures of the era, including Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, and Allen Ginsberg, as well as lesser-known musicians who embodied the traditions of American folk music.
- [Nathan Lerner](https://kochgallery.com/artists/nathan-lerner/) - Nathan Lerner was an influential American photographer, designer, and teacher whose work bridged the worlds of fine art and industrial design. Born in Chicago, Lerner developed a keen interest in the arts from a young age, eventually studying at the New Bauhaus, an innovative institution that connected artistic practice with modern technology. This environment profoundly shaped his creative philosophy, emphasizing the interplay between form and function.
- [Jan Saudek](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jan-saudek/) - Jan Saudek is a Czech photographer and painter celebrated for his richly staged, dreamlike images that explore themes of love, desire, identity, and mortality. Born in Prague, Saudek's work is instantly recognizable for its vibrant, hand-colored photographs, often set against aged, textured backdrops. Using a single wall in his studio as the primary setting, he creates theatrical tableaux featuring a cast of recurring characters, including lovers, mothers, and children, portrayed in ways that evoke both vulnerability and strength. His imagery frequently blurs the line between fantasy and reality, drawing on elements of surrealism and symbolism.
- [Geza Vandor](https://kochgallery.com/artists/geza-vandor/) - Géza Vandor is a Hungarian artist whose work merges abstract expressionism and surrealism to delve into the intricacies of the human experience. Born and raised in Hungary, his art reflects the country’s deep cultural history and is informed by the influence of surrealist techniques, characterized by dreamlike landscapes, unexpected juxtapositions, and an exploration of the subconscious. Vandor works across multiple mediums, including painting, drawing, and sculpture, using surrealist imagery to examine the complex relationship between humanity and the natural world. His pieces challenge viewers to question their perceptions of identity, memory, and the unconscious mind, inviting a deeper introspection into […]
- [László Osoha](https://kochgallery.com/artists/laszlo-osoha/) - László Osoha is a Hungarian photographer known for his striking depictions of industrial and urban decay, often infused with a surrealist sensibility. His work bridges the documentary and the imaginative, transforming abandoned factories, crumbling structures, and forgotten urban spaces into dreamlike landscapes that challenge perceptions of reality. Drawing inspiration from the surrealist movement, Osoha employs stark contrasts, unexpected juxtapositions, and an evocative play of light and shadow to create images that feel both grounded and otherworldly.
- [Miroslav Hák](https://kochgallery.com/artists/miroslav-hak/) - Miroslav Hák is a Czech photographer whose work thoughtfully explores the relationship between nature, architecture, and human experience. His photography blends abstraction with realism, encouraging viewers to reflect on the delicate intersections between the natural world and human-made environments. Themes of solitude, memory, and the passage of time are central to his work, which creates a visual dialogue between the present and the past.
- [Ferenc Haar](https://kochgallery.com/artists/ferenc-haar/) - Ferenc Haar was a Hungarian photographer known for his social documentary photography, particularly his striking images of Japan. Initially trained in interior architecture at the Hungarian Royal National School of Arts, Haar began his career as an architect and poster designer. Inspired by notable Hungarian photographers like László Moholy-Nagy and György Kepes, he taught himself photography and became part of the burgeoning social photography movement. Haar opened his first studio in Budapest in 1934, gaining local recognition for his work.
- [Julian Vannerson](https://kochgallery.com/artists/julian-vannerson/) - Julian Vannerson (1827–1875) was an American photographer known for his significant contributions to the field during the mid-19th century. Born in Virginia, Vannerson later established himself in Washington, D.C., but it was his ventures into the American West that further solidified his reputation as a pioneering photographer.
- [Jacques-Henri Lartigue](https://kochgallery.com/artists/jacques-henri-lartigue/) - Jacques-Henri Lartigue was a French photographer and painter, born on June 13, 1894, in Courbevoie, France, and passed away on September 12, 1986, in Nice, France. He is best known for his captivating and spontaneous photographs that depict the joie de vivre of early 20th-century France. Lartigue began taking photographs at the age of seven and continued throughout his life, capturing moments of leisure, sports, and high society. His early photographs, especially those taken during his childhood and teenage years, provide a unique and intimate glimpse into the Belle Époque and Roaring Twenties.
- [Zana Briski](https://kochgallery.com/artists/zana-briski/) - Through her one-of-a-kind camera-less photogram process, Zana Briski offers viewers a spellbinding synthesis of art and the natural world, immersing viewers in the enchanting realm of wild creatures within their native habitats. The resulting images are a mysterious record of the artist’s extraordinary animal encounters, all captured without the reliance on a conventional camera amidst the backdrop of nocturnal woodlands.

## Exhibitions

- [Street Life](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/street-life-2019/) - Street Life is a thematic exhibition of 19th and 20th century artists who captured life on the streets. The exhibition features works by Eugène Atget, Károly Danassy, Victor Guidalevitch, Karel Hájek, Tibor Honty, André Kertész, Imre Kinszki, Josef Koudelka, Jan Lauschmann, Helen Levitt, Charles Marvillle, Josef Sudek, and Max Yavno.
- [The North Fork](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/trent-davis-bailey-the-north-fork-2016/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present The North Fork, the first solo exhibition at the gallery for American artist Trent Davis Bailey. The North Fork is a photographic narrative derived from the artist's experience of an agricultural valley in western Colorado. Bailey, a Colorado native himself, was drawn to and inspired by the vastness of his home state, its rich agrarian history, and the assorted characters who inhabit the high plains. While living for a period of time in New York City, Bailey developed a yearning for the mountainous landscape he explored as a child, which initially served as a catalyst for this complex body of work. Bailey's work is driven as much by storytelling as by the artist's vested self-interest in his family's history, presenting us with a sense of kinship, community, and wonder in a land of unrelenting beauty.
- [EGYPT AND ALGERIA 1853-1856](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/john-beasley-greene-egypt-and-algeria-2019/) - The Robert Koch Gallery’s 2019-2020 season celebrates our 40 year anniversary with programing that reflects the breadth of work the gallery has exhibited and acquired during its history. Our anniversary programing continues this month, pairing John Beasley Greene, active in the early 1850s, and contemporary artist Adam Katseff.
- [Online Exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/nancy-wilson-pajic-online-exhibition/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents an online exhibition of work by French-American conceptual artist Nancy Wilson-Pajic, who in the 1960s and 70s played a seminal role in the international artistic avant-garde with her feminist performances and text-sound installations that challenged feminine role model in modern societal paradigms. Nancy Wilson-Pajic was born in Peru, Indiana in 1941 where she studied art, literature and psychology, later graduating from Cooper Union, New York in 1972 with a BFA. The artist moved to Paris in 1978 where she began to experiment with photography along with forms of text-based imagery. Her early experiments with photography lead her to alternative processes such as gum bichromate, carbon transfer, photogram, and cyanotype, which later became a staple of the artist’s aesthetic and process-driven work.
- [Landfall](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/mimi-plumb-landfall-2019/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents Landfall, a series of black and white photographs from the 1980s by American photographer Mimi Plumb. The exhibition is accompanied by a monograph of the same title released in 2018 by TBW Books, a book that has been selected by a number of sources as one of the best photography books of 2018, including publisher Michael Mack.
- [On View](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/on-view/) - On View
- [African Studies](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/edward-burtynsky-african-studies/) - "While evolving my use of aerial perspective, in these recent photographs I am surveying two very distinct aspects of the landscape; that of the earth as something intact, undisturbed yet implicitly vulnerable… and that of the earth as opened up by the systematic extraction of resources... The vastness and beauty of the wilderness in these countries was something of a revelation and also provided a contrapuntal balance to a lengthy exposition of heavily industrialized landscapes, agriculture and urban development." – Edward Burtynsky
- [The Armory Show 2022  |  Booth 110](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/the-armory-show-2022-booth-110/)
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- [Paris Photo 2022 | Grand Palais Éphémère | Booth E02](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/paris-photo-2022-booth-e02/)
- [Lake (Mooselookmeguntic)](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/lake-mooselookmeguntic/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents Adam Katseff: Lake (Mooselookmeguntic), the artist’s latest series. Adam Katseff produces reductive landscapes, that while being minimalist in approach, on closer inspection present the viewer with rich and exceptional detail. Adam Katseff received a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art, and an MFA from Stanford University.
- [The Photography Show presented by AIPAD 2022 | Booth 100](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/the-photography-show-presented-by-aipad/)
- [The Armory Show 2021](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/the-armory-show-2021/)
- [American Geography](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/american-geography/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents Matt Black: American Geography, the gallery’s inaugural exhibition by American photographer Matt Black. Based in California’s Central Valley, Black produces enigmatic narrative works in his native region and in related places that are deeply grounded in societal and environmental concerns. Since 2014, Black has traveled over 100,000 miles across 46 states for his project American Geography, a personal portrait of an increasingly divided and unequal America. Black’s gripping images of some of the most marginalized communities in America are as visually captivating as they are brutally honest and human.
- [The White Sky](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/the-white-sky-exhibition/) - “Throughout my childhood years, growing up beneath the shadow of Mt. Diablo in the California suburb of Walnut Creek, I watched the rolling hills and valleys mushroom with tract homes and strip malls, and to me and my teenage friends, they were the blandest, saddest homes in the world.The starkness of the landscape hurt my eyes. The low brown hills coated with dry grass, scratching my ankles, fox tails caught in my socks. I was always looking for a place to hide from the bright, white sky." - Mimi Plumb The Robert Koch Gallery presents Mimi Plumb: The White Sky, the gallery’s second exhibition by American photographer Mimi Plumb. Plumb's black and white photographs of 1970s life in her hometown Walnut Creek and surrounding Bay Area expound evocatively on the peculiar banality of Californian suburban sprawl, touching on candid narratives of youthful summertime wanderlust. The resulting eerily compelling images lead the viewer through tangential story lines that are mysterious yet familiar.
- [The Transparent City](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-wolf-the-transparent-city-2008/) - Focusing entirely on the classic Chicago cityscape, Michael Wolf directs his penetrating lens on an American city for the first time in The Transparent City. With this work Wolf offers images of human vulnerability coupled with the harsh sterility of modern life as seen through his unapologetic voyeurism and trademark architectural photographic style. Following his […]
- [Havana](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-eastman-havana/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Micheal Eastman: Havana, an exhibition of photographs taken by the artist in Havana, Cuba between 1999-2014. Cuba, a place known for it’s unique mix of cultural and artistic influences along with it’s diverse architecture, repeatedly drew Eastman to work there throughout the years. Eastman’s lavish monumental photographs of the opulent colonial and Art Deco architecture of Havana impart on the viewer magnificently decorated rooms bathed in romantic Baroque light. Seemingly caught in the rift of time and bearing the resulting mark making, these decadent and warm inviting spaces seemingly take on the role of storyteller, serving witness to a time now passed.
- [Quarries](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/edward-burtynsky-quarries-2007/) - The Robert Koch Gallery presents Edward Burtynsky: Quarries, an exhibition that reveals the unfamiliar terrain of the world’s major quarries through a series of new color photographs by Edward Burtynsky. This impressive study of the landscapes created by large-scale industrial extraction is the result of twenty-five years of Burtynsky’s exploration of the impact of industry […]
- [Brett Weston](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/brett-weston-2004/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of the Brett Weston Archive with an exhibition of photographs by Brett Weston, spanning the course of his long career. This exhibition focuses on images from San Francisco and California, many of which have not been exhibited in nearly fifty years. Brett Weston was born in […]
- [Before the Flood](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/before-the-flood-2003/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Edward Burtynsky's Before the Flood, new large-scale color photographs of the Three Gorges Dam, China. When completed in 2009, the Three Gorges Dam will be the largest concrete structure in the world, producing an expected 84.7 billion kilowatt hours per year. During the course of its construction it has displaced over 1.8 million people and will ultimately submerge over 8000 archeological sites.
- [Night Calls | Online Exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/rebecca-norris-webb-night-calls-2020/) - The Robert Koch Gallery presents Night Calls an online exhibition by Rebecca Norris Webb. Studying at the International Center of Photography in New York, Webb first came across W. Eugene Smith’s Country Doctor, his famous Life Magazine photo essay. Webb was immediately drawn to the subject of Smith’s essay, Dr. Ernest Ceriani, a Colorado country doctor who was just a few years older than her father. She wondered: How would a woman tell this story, especially if she happened to be the doctor’s daughter?
- [Larry Schwarm](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/larry-schwarm-2006/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present the latest large-scale color photographs by Larry Schwarm.
- [Fabricated Realities](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/fabricated-realities-2011/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Fabricated Realities, a group exhibition of experimental photographs of constructions and collages. Photography has often been thought of as a medium based in reality, but for many artists throughout the history of the medium, it has been a tool for exploring alternative worlds. Fabricated Realities presents a historic […]
- [Natural Order | Online exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/edward-burtynsky-natural-order-2020/) - The works from Natural Order, “are all from a place called Grey County, Ontario…a place in my mind that aspires to wrest order out of chaos and to act as a salve in these uncertain times.The result is this new series, made during the time of year when the cycle of renewal exerts itself on […]
- [Kenneth Josephson](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/kenneth-josephson-2014/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of photographs by Kenneth Josephson. Josephson has long been recognized as an early and influential American practitioner of Conceptual photography. The exhibition showcases his highly experimental black and white photographs from the 1960s and 1970s and chronicles his exploration of abstraction with light and man’s […]
- [Desert Reclaimed](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/alfredo-de-stefano-desert-reclaimed-2013/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Alfredo De Stefano: Desert Reclaimed. A prominent Mexican conceptual artist, De Stefano creates enigmatic installations in the desert landscape that explore metaphors of life and death, as well as our relationship to the land. Employing man made objects and natural elements of ice, fire, and light, De […]
- [Visible Cities](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/ljubodrag-andric-visible-cities-2014/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents the debut exhibition of Visible Cities, a series of large- format color photographs by Italian-Canadian photographer Ljubodrag Andric. Shot over a period of ten years and spanning the globe, Andric’s painterly, color field abstractions reveal an ambiguous, meditative cityscape. Ljubodrag Andric describes, “This work evolved from an early awareness that just […]
- [Waterfalls](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/adam-katseff-waterfalls-2019/) - The Robert Koch Gallery’s 2019-2020 season celebrates our 40 year anniversary with programing that reflects the breadth of work the gallery has exhibited and acquired during its history. Our anniversary programing continues this month, pairing John Beasley Greene, active in the early 1850s, and contemporary artist Adam Katseff’s Waterfall series.
- [Life in Cities](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-wolf-life-in-cities-2020/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is proud to present Michael Wolf: Life in Cities, a survey celebrating Michael Wolf’s life and work. For over four decades Wolf examined the layered urban landscape, addressing juxtapositions of public and private space, and anonymity and individuality in relation to history and modern development.
- [János Szász](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/janos-szasz-2013/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of vintage photographs by modernist photographer János Szász. Little known outside of his native Hungary, the body of work Szász created from the late 1950s through the 1970s, epitomizes the artistic vision and innovation of photographers active in Hungary at that time. Featuring boldly graphic […]
- [Paris Abstract](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-wolf-paris-abstract-2014/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Paris Abstract, an exhibition premiering new work by renowned photographer, Michael Wolf. With Paris Abstract, Wolf continues his exploration of the urban landscape and expands on his fascination with density and life in cities. Formal in nature, Paris Abstract lyrically expresses both the architectural complexity and density of […]
- [Web on the Wall](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/web-on-the-wall-2014/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Web on the Wall. This exhibition presents a wide array of aesthetic points of view by artists who source images from the internet. The digital era provides artists with vast visual repositories such as Google, Flickr, eBay, Youtube, and Craigslist. The artists featured in this exhibition express their […]
- [Wilderness](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/debra-bloomfield-wilderness-2014/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Wilderness, an exhibition of works by Debra Bloomfield, coinciding with the release of her monograph of the same title, published by the University of New Mexico Press. Featuring landscape works selected from an intensive photographic project spanning five years, Wilderness showcases Bloomfield’s immersive approach to her subject matter. […]
- [Words Matter](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/words-matter-2015/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents Words Matter, an exhibition that features a wide spectrum of artwork by twelve artists who incorporate text with images. The works of art range from WWII political photo-collages by Russian artist Alexander Zhitomirsky (b. 1907-d. 1993), to Robert Heinecken‘s groundbreaking Are You Rea, Jeff Brouws‘s typologies of American roadside signs, and […]
- [The Road](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/the-road-2015/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents The Road, an exhibition that explores the timeless narrative of the road. Spanning the history of photography, from the nineteenth century to the present, the exhibition features work by sixteen photographers for whom the road was muse. The exhibition investigates the road as a symbol of freedom, a metaphor for growth […]
- [Memory City](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/alex-webb-memory-city-2015/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Memory City, a collaborative exhibition of works by husband and wife duo, Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb. Featuring work from their monograph of the same title released in 2014 by Radius Books, Memory City, is a photographic exploration of Rochester, New York, the long time home […]
- [Notes for an Epilogue](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/tamas-dezso-notes-for-an-epilogue-2015/) - In conjunction with the recent release of the monograph of the same title, the Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present the second installment of Notes for an Epilogue, a series of large-scale color photographs by Hungarian photographer Tamas Dezso. Commenced in 2011, Notes for an Epilogue, a series that Dezso writes “aims to capture […]
- [Dislocation](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/lauren-marsolier-dislocation-2015/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Dislocation, the second installment of the Transition series by French artist Lauren Marsolier.
- [Strata](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/rachelle-bussieres-strata-2015/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Strata, the first solo exhibition at the gallery for French-Canadian artist Rachelle Bussières. Blurring the lines of photography, painting, and sculpture, Bussières employs experimental photographic processes and materials to fabricate abstract geomorphic images that explore time and the changing natural world.
- [Paris During The Second Empire: 1852 - 1870](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/paris-during-the-second-empire-2005/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of photographs taken in Paris during the Second Empire, 1852 – 1870, one of the most fruitful and creative periods in the history of photography. This exhibition is on view May 5 through July 2, 2005.
- [India | Online Exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/ljubodrag-andric-india-2020/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an online exhibition of Ljubodrag Andric's latest series India, expounding on the artist's ongoing oeuvre of minimalistic and texturally amplified photographic architectural abstractions. Andric's masterful sense of place and light, gives breath to works precise in their reductive compositional dialect and lushness of detail. By providing universally recognizable entry points to the work such as walls, steps, windows and other facades, and reducing the image to it’s bare essence Andric invites the viewer to interpret India on a deeply personal and meditative level.
- [American Typologies 1987 - 2003](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/jeff-brouws-american-typologies-2003/) - “[Jeff Brouws has] a fervent desire to consume and collect, to assemble a more complex view of American culture than any one of us might hope to know on our own. His images catalog a vast landscape of industry, abandonment, loss and fortitude, sifting through what we cast off as our most enduring and revealing […]
- [Breeding Ground](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/simen-johan-breeding-ground-2004/) - “Johan’s children…go where adults cannot follow, into realms of fantasy, magical practice, and supernatural invocation… Johan beckons us to a second childhood, the one we must recover, the childhood of imagination.” – Lyle Rexer, essay in Room to Play, 2003. The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce Breeding Ground, the first solo exhibition on […]
- [Oceanscapes](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/debra-bloomfield-oceanscapes-2004/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Oceanscapes an exhibition of color photographs by Debra Bloomfield to coincide with the release of her monograph Four Corners, published by University of New Mexico Press. Throughout a career spanning three decades, Debra Bloomfield has produced a wide range of work that has consistently explored the relationship between […]
- [Through a Liquid Mirror](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/wayne-levin-through-a-liquid-mirror-2004/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Through a Liquid Mirror, an exhibition of photographs by Wayne Levin, one of the world’s most esteemed underwater photographers. Wayne Levin’s photographs draw the viewer into submerged worlds both mesmerizing and mysterious, from the depths of the Pacific Ocean to the churning surf of the Hawaiian coast. Many […]
- [On Fire](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/larry-schwarm-on-fire-2004/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of Larry Schwarm with On Fire, an exhibition of his photographs of prairie fires, drawn from of a body of work created over more than decade. The exhibition is on view July 1 – August 26, 2004. In Kansas, where one finds the largest remaining stretch […]
- [Sirens](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/david-parker-sirens-2004/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Sirens, its second exhibition of works by David Parker. This new series of photographs of monumental scale is the long-awaited follow-up to The Phenomenal World series and continues Parker’s exploration of metaphysical borders within nature and the individual. David Parker’s sublime landscapes in The Phenomenal World depicted natural […]
- [Egypt, Sinai, and Jerusalem: A Series of Twenty Photographic Views](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/francis-frith-twenty-photographic-views-2004/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Egypt, Sinai, and Jerusalem: A Series of Twenty Photographic Views, an exhibition of works by Francis Frith, one of the leading landscape photographers of the 19th century. Drawn from Frith’s travels between 1856 and 1860, the twenty mammoth-plate prints on view were originally presented as a large-scale portfolio […]
- [Architecture of Density](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-wolf-architecture-of-density-2005/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Architecture of Density, an exhibition of large scale color photographs by Michael Wolf. Wolf has lived and worked in Hong Kong for ten years. Stimulated by the region’s complex urban dynamics, he makes dizzying photographs of its architecture. One of the most densely populated metropolitan areas in the […]
- [People at Work](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/nathan-baker-people-at-work-2005/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present People at Work, an exhibition of large-scale color photographs by Nathan Baker. Baker constructs minutely detailed tableaux that condense many of the activities associated with any given occupation into one seamless image. The photographs amplify the contours of the American worker’s routine and describe the complex role […]
- [Leisure](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/bill-owens-leisure-2005/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Leisure an exhibition of photographs by Bill Owens, featuring images from the previously unreleased final installment of his landmark Suburbia series. In the culmination of his documentation of suburban life Bill Owens explores the wide variety of leisure activities, and again demonstrates his distinctive talent for creating images […]
- [Homeland, USA](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/elliott-erwitt-homeland-usa-2005/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Homeland, USA, its second solo exhibition of works by renowned photographer Elliott Erwitt. The black & white photographs selected for this exhibition illustrate the diversity of Erwitt's observations of the American scene. Many of the images in Homeland, USA were taken during the McCarthy era and are timely
- [China](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/edward-burtynsky-china-2005/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents China the latest large-scale color photographs by Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky. Burtynsky’s epic photographs are arresting portraits of China in transition. Alluring and rich in detail, his images are open to many layers of interpretation. At times, the work functions on surreal and abstract levels while also revealing the complexity of […]
- [Approaching Nowhere](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/jeff-brouws-approaching-nowhere-2006/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce Approaching Nowhere, Jeff Brouws' fourth exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition coincides with the recent release of Brouws' book of the same title and will highlight selected images from the monograph. Using large-scale color photography, Brouws chronicles transitioning American cultural topographies. In this series, Brouws explores places on
- [Flesh](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/bill-owens-flesh-2007/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition Flesh, Bill Owens' latest color photographs. This collection of works is a continuation of Owens' documentation of American life, but with a significant evolution in observation and content. This new work magnifies the raw, colorful texture of contemporary American culture. Being an astute documentarian and
- [Sound Affects](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/christian-patterson-sound-affects-2007/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents the West Coast debut of Sound Affects, a series of color photographs by Brooklyn-based photographer Christian Patterson. Shot over a period of three years in Memphis, Tennessee, Patterson's arresting images reveal a city with an inner-luminosity capable of resisting the flowing tide of colorless indistinguishability. Inspired by photographer William Eggleston, whose
- [Copy Art & 100 x 100](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-wolf-copy-art-2007/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of color photographs by Hong Kong based artist Michael Wolf from his 100 x 100 & Real Fake Art series. Each explores the complex cultural identity of China, from commercial elements of this new global economy to the social and economic implications of the urban density
- [Broken Promised Land](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/shai-kremer-broken-promised-land-2008/) - The Robert Koch Gallery presents Shai Kremer: Broken Promised Land, a selection of large-scale color photographs of Israeli landscape transformed by military occupation. A publication of this body of work, Infected Landscape: Israel, Broken Promised Land, will be released in September 2008 by Dewi Lewis Publishing. Shai Kremer’s transfixing compositions explore contested territory throughout Israel.
- [New American Fables](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/amy-stein-new-american-fables-2008/) - The Robert Koch Gallery proudly presents Amy Stein: New American Fables, a selection of large-scale color photographs from the artist’s series Domesticated and Halloween in Harlem. Employing bizarre and dream-like juxtapositions, Stein’s narrative images reflect the evolving story of American life. A monograph of Stein’s work entitled Domesticated will be released in Fall 2008, by
- [Abandoned](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/abandoned-2009/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Abandoned, an exhibition of photographs by Brian Ulrich along with vintage albumen prints by French explorer-photographer Claude-Joseph Désiré Charnay. The exhibition draws upon a similar theme of architectural "ruins" - once-flourishing epicenters of a population that have become vacant structures dotting the landscape. Begun
- [Sparrow Lane](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/holly-andres-sparrow-lane-2009/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition featuring the work of Holly Andres, opening Thursday November 5, 2009. The show will comprise the Portland photographer's Sparrow Lane series, a suite of color photographs in which a group of young girls tenaciously explore for clues to an unnamed mystery. Holly Andres calls
- [Allegedly](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/hugh-brown-allegedly-2010/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Hugh Brown: Allegedly, an exhibition of appropriated contemporary artwork that features Brown’s artistic obsession: the chainsaw in American popular culture. Brown inserts chainsaw imagery into a variety of iconic images by well-known artists, paying stylistic homage to our contemporary art canon, while creating new meaning or encouraging the
- [Metropolis](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-wolf-metropolis-2011/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Metropolis, an exhibition of new work by renowned photographer Michael Wolf. Two new series, Paris Street Views and Tokyo Compression, expand upon the dominant themes of Wolf’s previous work: the layers of city life and the juxtaposition of private and public spaces. Wolf continues his examination of the
- [The American Landscape at the Tipping Point](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/alex-maclean-the-american-landscape-at-the-tipping-point-2011/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present its first exhibition of photographs by Alex MacLean, who for over thirty years has been documenting a changing American landscape, and the complex relationship between its natural and constructed environments. Internationally recognized for his aerial photography and ecological commitment, the works in The American Landscape at the
- [Pseudodocumentation](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/david-dimichele-pseudodocumentation-2011/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present its first exhibition of photographs by Los Angeles-based artist David DiMichele. DiMichele’s recent series Pseudodocumentation depicts imaginary art installations—mountains of broken glass, treacherous gashes cut into the floor, giant hoses snaking around columns—in monumental exhibition spaces. These pseudo-documents, which are actually photographs of small models in the
- [Here, Anywhere](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/tamas-dezso-here-anywhere-2011/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Here, Anywhere, a series of large color photographs by Hungarian Tamas Dezso. The series, for which Dezso was recently awarded First Place at the 2011 International Center Awards and the Daylight Magazine and Center for Documentary Studies Project Prize, offers a desolate yet beautiful look at the
- [Lynn Geesaman](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/lynn-geesaman-2011/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of Lynn Geesaman’s dramatic color photographs of formal, sculpted gardens and invented landscapes in Europe and the United States. Known for her color and black and white photographs, Geesaman’s work explores the margin between artifice and nature in the formal landscape. Through precisely composed images, Geesaman […]
- [Fallen Empires](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/shai-kremer-fallen-empires-2012/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Shai Kremer: Fallen Empires, an exhibition of large-scale color photographs of Israeli landscapes marked by historical conflicts and empire building. Moving beyond a one-sided view of Israel’s history, Kremer’s photographs explore the layered traces of historical nation building—shattered houses, remnants of corrugated fencing, and abandoned army barracks—as
- [Diesels and Dinosaurs and Western Landmarks](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/steve-fitch-diesels-dinosaurs-western-landmarks-2012/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Steve Fitch: Diesels & Dinosaurs and Western Landmarks, featuring selections from Fitch’s landmark photographic homage to the American highway, and roadside attractions that punctuate the journey. Well-known for his anthropological studies of the American West, American Fables features selections from his acclaimed 1970s series Diesels and Dinosaurs,
- [Concrete Abstract & Notes from the Edges](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/shai-kremer-concrete-abstract-notes-from-the-edges-2013/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Shai Kremer: Concrete Abstract & Notes From the Edges, an exhibition of large-scale color photographs that forgo the traditional iconic Manhattan imagery of New York City. With Concrete Abstract, Kremer offers a decade in the making look at the reconstruction effort at the site of the World
- [Hesitating Beauty](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/joshua-lutz-hesitating-beauty-2013/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of photographs from Joshua Lutz’ newly released monograph, Hesitating Beauty; published by Schilt Publishing. Seamlessly blending his own photographs with family records, interviews and letters, Joshua Lutz offers a startling yet intimate portrait of a family consumed by the tragedy of mental illness. In
- [Epilogue](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/tamas-dezso-epilogue-2013/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Epilogue, a new series of large-scale color photographs by Hungarian photographer Tamas Dezso. Begun in 2011, Epilogue presents a beautiful yet somber look at the pastoral landscapes and forgotten way of life of an economically exhausted Romania & isolated regions within the country. Tamas Dezso focuses on […]
- [Transition](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/lauren-marsolier-transition-2014/) - tran·si·tion n. Passage from one form, state, style, or place to another. The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Transition, the first solo exhibition at the gallery for French artist, Lauren Marsolier. We are also proud to announce that the Robert Koch Gallery now represents Lauren Marsolier. While Lauren Marsolier’s work is photographic, her
- [Time of Change](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/bruce-davidson-time-of-change-2014/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is honored to present Bruce Davidson Time of Change: 1961-1965. These seminal photographs by renowned American photographer and long-time Magnum member Bruce Davidson chronicle a pivotal point in American history and document the struggle for justice, equality, and desegregation during a time of Freedom Rides, protests, marches, and police violence. This
- [The Centurion](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/brian-ulrich-the-centurion-2015/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present The Centurion, an exhibition of Brian Ulrich's new body of work that reveals the excesses of luxury consumerism and America’s love affair with perception of wealth. For over a decade Ulrich has examined consumer culture, beginning in 2001 with his series Copia. Initially focused on big-box retail establishments
- [The Light of Coincidence](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/kenneth-josephson-the-light-of-coincidence-2015/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce Kenneth Josephson: The Light of Coincidence in conjunction with the recent release of his latest monograph of the same title. Josephson has long been recognized as one of the early and most influential American practitioners of conceptual photography. The exhibition will showcase Josephson’s ground breaking and highly experimental […]
- [La Calle](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/alex-webb-la-calle-2016/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Magnum photographer Alex Webb’s La Calle, in conjunction with the recent release of the monograph La Calle: Photographs from Mexico, co-published by Aperture and Televisa Foundation. La Calle serves as a survey of photographs taken by Webb throughout Mexico from 1978 to 2007. Of the works Webb
- [History of my Dreams](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/isaac-abrams-history-of-my-dreams-2017/) - In conjunction with the 50th Anniversary of the Summer of Love, Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of paintings by Isaac Abrams. In the early 1960s, Isaac Abrams was part of New York's artistic beat milieu that included Jerry Jofen the owner of K Gallery, Herbert Hucke, William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac,
- [Water Memory](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/adam-katseff-water-memory-2017/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Water Memory, the first solo exhibition at the gallery for artist Adam Katseff. Adam Katseff’s reductive landscapes, while being minimalist in approach, on closer inspection present the viewer with rich and exceptional detail. Drawn to the Western landscape, Katseff began photographing the landscape at night using a
- [Heterotopia](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/karine-laval-heterotopia-2018/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Heterotopia, the inaugural exhibition at the gallery for Brooklyn-based French-American artist Karine Laval. Karine Laval produces images that challenge the familiar perception we have of the world, and can be seen as a bridge between the place we inhabit and a more surreal and dreamlike dimension. They
- [Anthropocene](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/edward-burtynsky-anthropocene-2018/) - “[we] come from nature....There is an importance to [having] a certain reverence for what nature is because we are connected to it... If we destroy nature, we destroy ourselves.” – Edward Burtynsky Robert Koch Gallery is proud to present Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky’s highly anticipated Anthropocene project, his seventh exhibition at the gallery since 1999.
- [The Corners](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/chris-dorley-brown-the-corners-2019/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents The Corners, a series of photographs by British photographer Chris Dorley-Brown, whose surreal and off-kilter imagery of his hometown streets of the London Borough of Hackney is comprised of many separate relatively narrow captures taken from the same vantage point over an extended period, sometimes up to an hour at a
- [Bonsai · Microcosms](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/yamamoto-masao-bonsai-microcosms-2019/) - SAN FRANCISCO – The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Bonsai | Microcosms Macrocosms by Japanese artist Yamamoto Masao. The artist’s newest series Bonsai focuses on the traditional Japanese art of cultivating miniature ornamental trees or shrubs. Yamamoto has always had an intrinsic interest in bonsai, and the project materialized when he had the […]
- [New Bauhaus in America](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/new-bauhaus-in-america-2019/) - PURCHASE NEW BAUHAUS IN AMERICA MONOGRAPH The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present New Bauhaus in America, including works by György Kepes + László Moholy-Nagy, Arthur Siegel, M. Halberstadt, and Henry Holmes Smith. Starting this season with our September show, our exhibits will reflect the range of work that the gallery has exhibited and
- [Debra Bloomfield | Rachelle Bussières | Rebecca Norris Webb](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/bloomfield-bussieres-webb-2017/) - DEBRA BLOOMFIELD Debra Bloomfield’s newest large-scale photograph series, Seas, embodies the subtle variations of tones, the brilliant gradations of the sky, and the muted turbulence of the surface of the sea. Her images employ the visual language of metaphor and explore the relationship between psychological interiority and the external world. As with her Wilderness series, […]
- [Paris and its Evirons](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/paris-and-its-evirons-2014/)
- [Michael Wolf](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/michael-wolf-2006/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of new works by Michael Wolf. In these immense photographs, Wolf delves into the complex dynamics of modern life in Hong Kong by looking to the city’s industrial and residential architecture. This ongoing exploration, which Wolf started in 2003, alludes to economic and cultural under-currents in […]
- [Brian Ulrich](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/brian-ulrich-2006/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of the work of Brian Ulrich selected from the ongoing series Copia, the large-scale photographs in the exhibition engage the excesses and peculiarities of American consumer culture. Begun in 2001 in response to the U.S government’s call to citizens to bolster the economy through shopping, Ulrich’s […]
- [Aftermath](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/aftermath-2007/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Aftermath: Debbie Fleming Caffery and Larry Schwarm. The exhibited images capture the destruction of places where the photographers grew up: Debbie Fleming Caffery's somber black and white photographs depict Louisiana in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, while Schwarm's large-scale color photographs explore the remains of
- [The Source](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/the-source-2008/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present The Source, an exhibition that offers a broad meditation on the role of water in human life. Essential for survival, water provides for civilization in a multitude of ways. Since our earliest history, water has supplied sustenance, a means of transportation, power, and, of course, inspiration. The
- [Dystopia](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/dystopia-2009/) - Bankruptcy. Isolation. Surveillance. Poverty. Pollution. Contemporary photographs thematically unified by various dystopic visions will be on view at Robert Koch Gallery with artists presenting and responding to current financial, environmental, and political upset. This exhibition will feature works by Benoit Aquin, Ken Botto, Jeff Brouws, Edward Burtynsky, Alejandro Cartagena, Colin Finlay, Matthias Geiger, Richard Gordon,
- [Jerry Burchard | Debbie Fleming Caffery | Linda Foard Roberts](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/burchard-caffery-roberts-2009/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of photographs by Jerry Burchard, Debbie Fleming Caffery and Linda Foard Roberts. This exhibition presents artists who produce black and white images of elusive and sometimes highly intimate occurrences – shadowy portraits in Mexican brothels, evanescent streaks of light in a Moroccan nightscape, or deeply […]
- [Inside / Outside](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/inside-outside-2012/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Inside/Outside, a group exhibition of contemporary and vintage photographs that explore the rich motif of the window as the threshold between interior and exterior worlds. Metaphorically, the window, or portal, carries a multiplicity of meanings, as a permeable boundary between public and private, a doorway into the psychologically
- [Experimental Photomontage](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/experimental-photomontage-2012/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Robert Heinecken and Edmund Teske: Experimental Photomontage, an exhibition pairing these innovative photographers together for the first time. Both teachers in the University of California, Los Angeles’s influential photography program during the 1960s, Teske and Heinecken are known for their alternative approaches and processes that challenged and
- [Attributed to Foto Ada (Elemérné Marsovsky / Ada Ackermann)](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/foto-ada-2010/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present a selection of photo-montages by the Hungarian artist Foto Ada (maiden name, Ada Ackermann, married name, Elemérné Marsovsky), whose work depicts the anxious mood of the Industrialized West during the period of the late 1930s to World War II. Foto Ada’s photo-montages are surreal and often humorous […]
- [Joshua Lutz](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/joshua-lutz-2010/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition featuring the work of Joshua Lutz, opening Thursday, February 4, 2010. The show will comprise photographs of urban sprawl and suburban portraiture from the New York photographer’s Meadowlands series, as well as photographs from Lutz’s new body of work photographed in Amsterdam. In what […]
- [Ljubodrag Andric](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/ljubodrag-andric-2018/) - Robert Koch Gallery presents the second installment of large-format color photographs by Italian-Canadian photographer Ljubodrag Andric. Photographed over a period of ten years and spanning the globe, Andric’s painterly, color field abstractions reveal an ambiguous, meditative cityscape. Andric, who is of Yugoslavian decent, was born in Belgrade, in 1965 to a family of artists – […]
- [Nicholas Prior](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/nicholas-prior-2006/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce the West Coast solo debut of photographer Nicholas Prior. Drawn from Prior’s series of color photographs, The Age of Man, the images in this exhibition explore the complexities of childhood and depict scenes that are tranquil in feeling yet psychologically charged. Set against the placid backdrop of small […]
- [David Parker](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/david-parker-2006/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present its third exhibition of David Parker large-scale toned gelatin silver prints, coinciding with the publication of Parker’s new monograph, Sirens, by Steidl. The mysterious, minimalist seascapes in the exhibition build on the aesthetic Parker established in his earlier works while engaging the viewer more playfully in the search […]
- [Carl De Keyzer](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/carl-de-keyzer-2007/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of color, and black and white photographs by the Magnum photographer Carl De Keyzer from his Zona and God, Inc. series. The vibrant color photographs from De Keyzer’s Zona series capture surreal images of life as a detainee in the post-Soviet prison camps. On a trip […]
- [Joel Meyerowitz](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/joel-meyerowitz-2008/) - Joel Meyerowitz is regarded as one of the earliest advocates and successful practitioners of color photography, setting a precedent for contemporary artists who readily acknowledge his influence. Bernd and Hilla Becher added his innovative work to their collection in the early 1970s and used it to teach their students about the effective qualities of color […]
- [Eadweard Muybridge](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/eadweard-muybridge-2010/) - On view at the Robert Koch Gallery is Eadweard Muybridge: Motion Studies, a selection from the famous series published in 1887 under the title, Animal Locomotion. This exhibition presents studies featuring both human and animal locomotion in Muybridge’s characteristic grid of images separated by split seconds. Muybridge is widely recognized as a pivotal figure in […]
- [Elliott Erwitt](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/elliott-erwitt-2010/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Elliott Erwitt: New York, its third solo exhibition of work by renowned photographer Elliott Erwitt. The black and white photographs in this exhibition capture daily life in New York City, conveying Erwitt’s trademark visual wit as he documents serendipitous encounters between people and their surroundings. Erwitt contrasts the […]
- [Miroslav Tichý](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/miroslav-tichy-2010/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of photographs by the reclusive Czech photographer Miroslav Tichý. Using cameras he made from cardboard tubes, rubber bands, and wooden spools, with lenses of Plexiglas that he polished with sandpaper, ashes, and toothpaste, Tichý, whose work has only recently received public attention, spent decades photographing women […]
- [Yamamoto Masao](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/yamamoto-masao-2011/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present its first exhibition of photographs by Yamamoto Masao, which will draw from his earlier series, A Box of Ku and Nakazora, as well as work from his most recent series, Kawa=Flow. Yamamoto is inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Zen, and the belief that meditation and the pursuit […]
- [Kenneth Josephson](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/kenneth-josephson-2009/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of photographs by Kenneth Josephson, an early and influential practitioner of conceptual photography. The exhibition showcases the highly experimental black and white vintage photographs of Josephson from the 1960s and 1970s. Kenneth Josephson’s conceptual photographs famously layer pictures within pictures, focusing on the act […]
- [Elliott Erwitt](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/elliott-erwitt-2017/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present the gallery’s fourth solo exhibition of work by renowned New York photographer Elliott Erwitt. The photographs in this exhibition capture daily life with Erwitt’s trademark visual wit, as he documents serendipitous encounters between people and their surroundings. With a touch of humor and irony, as well as an […]
- [Transformation](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/transformation/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to announce Edward Burtynsky: Transformation, featuring monumental color photographs that examine landscapes altered by resource extraction, manufacturing, rapid development, and the ecological changes that follow. These works continue Burtynsky's ongoing exploration of how human intervention has reshaped natural environments worldwide, revealing both their vulnerability and magnificence.
- [Narrative Implied](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/narrative-implied/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Narrative Implied, an exhibition that brings together work from eleven artists whose photographs explore narrative concepts, spanning clearly defined stories to more subtle and indirect approaches. The photographs are characterized by what they disclose and what they withhold. Open to interpretation, the included photographs welcome viewers to enter a realm of mystery and uncertainty.
- [New World Atlas: California & Nevada](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/new-world-atlas-california-nevada/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present New World Atlas: California & Nevada, the third solo exhibition at the gallery by American photographer Matt Black. Known for his visceral approach to documentary photography, Black turns his focus to the evolving climate of the American West, using thermal and infrared imaging to examine the effects of extreme weather events and the vulnerabilities of a rapidly shifting landscape. New World Atlas is organized in a series of 17 chapters, one for each state lying west of the 100th meridian. This exhibition presents California & Nevada, the first two chapters of this larger body of work. In this series Black departs from conventional photographic representation and incorporates technologies that extend human perception. Thermal imaging makes the invisible visible, allowing viewers to witness heat as a signifier of change, from drought and fire to evaporation. Infrared photography distinguishes the living from the inert, exposing a shifting terrain beneath what once seemed immutable.
- [Mammoth Plates](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/mammoth-plates/) - The Robert Koch Gallery presents Mammoth Plates, an exhibition of early photographic images of California by Charles Leander Weed (1824–1903), Carleton E. Watkins (1829–1916), and Eadweard Muybridge (1830–1904). Shown in conjunction with Matt Black’s exhibition, New World Atlas: California & Nevada, the exhibition draws a connection between 19th-century images of grandeur and a present-day view shaped by environmental fracture. The exhibition includes rare prints, among them a Watkins image that is not included in the J. Paul Getty Museum's comprehensive catalog of his work, Carleton Watkins: The Complete Mammoth Photographs, published in 2011, as well as prints for which few examples are known to exist. The exhibition will feature mammoth plate albumen prints dating from 1864 through 1883.
- [Surrealism in Photography: 1920s - 1980s](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/surrealism-in-photography-1920s-1980s/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an homage to Surrealism with an exhibition of surrealist photographs created between the years 1924 -1989. Drawn from the gallery's holdings, this exhibition celebrates the centenary of Surrealism and its broad, historical influence on art. Surrealism revolutionized art and visual culture. Emerging in the aftermath of World War I, Surrealism responded to the disillusionment and trauma of the time, seeking to unlock the unconscious mind and explore alternate realities. Its influence endures, continuing to inspire contemporary artists and their exploration of the subconscious. This curated exhibition brings together works by American, British, Czech, French, Hungarian and Mexican photographers, examining how surrealism has shaped and intersected with artistic traditions over the past century.
- [Dylan](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/bob-dylan-photographs/) - Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Dylan, an exhibition of black and white photographs of Bob Dylan by American photographers John Cohen, Barry Feinstein, and Jim Marshall, artists who produced many of the iconic Dylan album covers. These photographers had unique and personal access to the artist and his life offstage. Collectively, their photographs form an intimate portrait of the artist, as well as tell the story of Dylan’s evolving persona as an international icon and the voice of a generation.
- [DOGS](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/elliott_erwitt_dogs/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Elliott Erwitt: Dogs, an exhibition that explores the whimsical and touching world of man's best friend as captured by iconic American photographer Elliott Erwitt (1928–2023). Running from September 16 through November 1, 2024, the exhibition features a selection of Erwitt's iconic black-and-white images that highlight the unique bond between humans and dogs, captured with the photographer’s instantly recognizable style and signature wit.
- [Divergent Landscapes](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/divergent-landscapes/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Divergent Landscapes. Moving beyond traditional portrayals of landscapes, this group exhibition explores the psychological terrains we construct and inhabit. Divergent Landscapes reflects on the intricate relationship between personal experience and external environments.
- [Hypothesis: Everything is Leaf](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/tamas-dezso-everything-is-leaf/) - The Robert Koch Gallery proudly unveils its fourth exhibition featuring the works of Hungarian artist Tamas Dezsö. His latest series, titled Hypothesis: Everything is Leaf, embarks on a philosophical journey that intertwines human identity with the natural world, exploring themes of materiality, temporality, and ecological consciousness.
- [The Photography Show presented by AIPAD 2024 | Booth C04](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/the-photography-show-presented-by-aipad-2024-booth-c04/)
- [Portraits](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/irving-penn-portraits/) - Robert Koch Gallery proudly announces an exhibition of iconic portraits by the legendary photographer Irving Penn. Coinciding with Penn’s retrospective at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, this exhibition offers a glimpse into the work of one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. Irving Penn's portraits stand as timeless monuments to elegance, simplicity, and emotional depth. A master at capturing the essence of his subjects, whether through the stark simplicity of his fashion photography or the intimate, revealing nature of his portraits, Penn had a remarkable ability to convey emotion and narrative in a single frame. From celebrated cultural icons to anonymous individuals, each portrait tells a compelling story, inviting viewers to explore the intricate complexities of the human experience.
- [India](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/ljubodrag-andric-india/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of Ljubodrag Andric's INDIA series, expounding on the artist's ongoing oeuvre of minimalistic and texturally amplified photographic architectural abstractions. Andric's masterful sense of place and light, gives breath to works precise in their reductive compositional dialect and lushness of detail. By providing universally recognizable entry points to the work such as walls, steps, windows and other facades, and reducing the image to it’s bare essence Andric invites the viewer to interpret the work on a deeply personal and meditative level.
- [Animalograms](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/zana-briski-animalograms/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is delighted to announce Academy Award winning artist Zana Briski’s upcoming inaugural exhibition, Animalograms. Through her one-of-a-kind camera-less photograms, Briski offers viewers a synthesis of art and the natural world, immersing viewers in the realm of wild creatures within their native habitats. The resulting images are a record of the artist’s extraordinary animal encounters, all captured without the reliance on a conventional camera amidst the backdrop of nocturnal woodlands.
- [Online Exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/masao-yamamoto-online-exhibition/) - Purchase by Friday, December 15th and receive by December 23rd The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present an online exhibition of Masao Yamamoto, inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Zen, and the belief that meditation and the pursuit of beauty play an essential role in the development of human beings. Yamamoto’s philosophical and spiritual roots contribute to his distinctive photographic style, in which the ordinary is revealed as something extraordinary.
- [Botanica](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/botanica/) - The Robert Koch Gallery is honored to present Tom Baril: Botanica. With a distinguished background as Robert Mapplethorpe’s master printer spanning over fifteen years, Baril’s artistic repertoire encompasses a diverse array of subjects. These include the intricate beauty of urban architecture, mesmerizing seascapes, and intricately captured botanical and nature scenes. Tom Baril’s Botanica photographs reveal his deep connection to the natural world, celebrating the ephemeral qualities of life and nature, capturing fleeting moments of beauty and transience. Baril’s images are not merely representations of objects but rather meditations on the passage of time and the fragility of existence. Through his […]
- [The Central Valley and Mexico](https://kochgallery.com/exhibitions/matt-black-the-central-valley-and-mexico/) - The Robert Koch Gallery proudly presents Matt Black: The Central Valley and Mexico, the gallery’s second exhibition featuring the captivating works of American photographer Matt Black. Based in California’s Central Valley, Black produces highly narrative imagery deeply grounded in present-day societal and environmental disquietude. The Central Valley and Mexico delves into two earlier bodies of work, seemingly distant in geography but profoundly united in thematic resonance. Black’s lens presents a captivating and profound exploration of some of the most marginalized communities in the Americas. In 1995, Black began capturing the struggle, disempowerment, and hopeful resilience of communities throughout the Central […]

## Publications

- [Thin   <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/thin/) - Lauren Greenfield's photographs reveal the personal struggles faced by women with eating disorders. In Thin (Chronicle Books, 2006), Greenfield's startling and unforgettable photographs are potently paired with diary entries from women who have undergone treatment for eating disorders, giving unprecedented access to their thoughts and feelings. Greenfield was motivated by an interest in what she calls the "cautionary tale" that eating disorders offer about "society's unhealthy emphasis on our physiques and the implied relationships between our inner and outer attributes." The introduction by Joan Jacobs Brumberg, Ph.D., investigates the link between identity and eating disorders as well as the societal reinforcement of being thin. Greenfield offers her interpretation that "perhaps it is due to the power of these ideas in our culture that the pathology of eating disorders has become so common and severe." Greenfield's compelling body of work exposes the reality of the devastating physical effects as well as the underlying obsessive thoughts of eating disorders.
- [Before the Flood (signed) <br><small>$75.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/before-the-flood-photographs-by-edward-burtynsky/) - Edward Burtynsky's work concerns itself with landscape changed in the pursuit of progress and this has never been more fully rendered than in his most recent work, The Three Gorges Dam Project, Yangtze, China. The Three Gorges Dam, when completed in 2009 was the largest concrete structure in the world, producing some 84.7 billion kilowatt hours per year as well as having displaced over 1.8 million people and submerging over 8000 archeological sites under water. As with his other series, Burtynsky has produced troubling and strikingly beautiful photographs in Before the Flood, both rich in detail and exactingly composed, that chronicle humankind's ever larger impact on the environment Before the Flood was produced in very limited numbers.
- [Quarries (signed) <br><small>$250.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/quarries/) - Edward Burtynsky's Quarries offers a complete body of work spanning 1991 - 2006, picturing photographs of five marble quarries from across three continents. To Burtynsky, the gaps left behind by displaced stone comprise a man-made landscape, an inverted architecture of our modern monuments. His reserved compositions reduce the landscape to geometric abstractions, pierced by bright marble veins or mining equipment, all brilliantly rendered in high-quality, luminous reproductions. This steady photographic document subtly explores the shifting tides of industry, commerce, and labor, continuing Burtynsky's photographic discourse regarding the complex relationship of our global economy and the environment.
- [Manufactured Landscapes (signed) <br><small>$200.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/manufactured-landscapes/) - Manufactured Landscapes was published in conjunction with Edward Burtynsky's career retrospective organized by the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa. From the Railcutting series of 1985 through the most recent photographs of California's oil fields, this fully illustrated catalog covers the entire career of Edward Burtynsky. Characterizing his work as "landscape changed in the pursuit of progress," Burtynsky has journeyed to various sites to witness the extraction of resources, the reclamation of materials and the effects of industry. Manufactured Landscapes documents the many facets of nature as it is transformed through human industry. His various series, including rock quarries, industrial tailings and shipbreaking yards, strike an intricate balance between a somber reportage and a powerfully seductive aesthetic.
- [China (signed) <br><small>$150.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/china/) - Edward Burtynsky's China explores the rising tide of industrial growth in China. He photographs varied subjects such as steel mills, manufacturing facilities, shipyards, recycling depots and urban renewal projects, and returns to the Three Gorges Dam, where the last stages of the most ambitious engineering project in history are rendered in arresting, monumental views. Certain photographs in the series, such as those of ship building and recycling deposits, subtly reference his earlier investigations, yet he also charts new territory in startling images of massive manufacturing plants filled with a seemingly endless number of identically-clad workers. Burtynsky's imagery consistently explores the intricate link between industry and nature, and, as Marc Mayer writes in his essay for Edward Burtynsky: China, "Burtynsky's views of China are powerful precisely because of the rigor with which he has conducted his career in art so far."
- [African Studies (signed) <br><small>$140.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/edward-burtynsky-african-studies/) - Edward Burtynsky’s African Studies features recent photographs, produced across the African continent, the patterns and scars of human-altered landscapes initially appear to form an abstract painterly language; they reference the sublime and often surreal qualities of human mark-making. While chronicling the major themes of terraforming and extraction, urbanization and deforestation, African Studies conveys the unsettling reality of sweeping resource depletion on both a human and industrial scale.
- [Anthropocene (signed) <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/anthropocene/) - Five years in the making, Anthropocene presents powerful and poignant works by Edward Burtynsky mapping the impact of human intervention on planet Earth. Anthropocene is the artist's sixth Steidl monograph, which was released concurrently with his film documentary of the same title, a collaboration with filmmakers Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier; in addition to two museum exhibitions, one at the Art Gallery of Ontario and the other at the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada. This book is available through the Robert Koch Gallery as a signed 1st edition.
- [Limestone (Lhoist), Limited Edition  <br><small>$1,600.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/limestone-lhoist-limited-edition/) - Over a period of two years, Josef Koudelka traveled through the limestone quarries of the Groupe Lhoist in Europe and America and chronicled the sites of the industrial exploitation of stone deposits. Limestone offers Western society an indispensable ecological commentary while also providing a fascinating dimension to the landscape. "Josef Koudelka has opened my eyes to the beauty of these landscapes. Nature is far stronger than any of us. His work is a moving account of nature's infinite capacity for asserting itself," as quoted from Jean-Pierre Berghmans's introduction. Limestone features text in English, French, and German by Gilles A. Tiberghien and includes a biography and captions written by the plant managers. Paper-covered boards, with endpapers, in a cardboard clamshell case. First edition, first printing. Limited edition of 500 numbered copies, stamp numbered on the colophon page. As new condition.
- [Transition (signed)  <br><small>$45.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/transition/) - Lauren Marsolier creates spaces that are convincingly real using multiple photographs, unrelated fragments of reality collected over time in a wide variety of locations. Located somewhere between idea and reality, her images represent a mental landscape affected by a world of constant change. We are reminded of the cool, stark aesthetic in many contemporary architecture and lifestyle magazines, but with a pervading unease - a sleek minimalism transmuted to desolation. The book is enhanced with texts by W.M. Hunt and Stefan Mattessich. Winner of IPA - int'l photography awards (1st place, fine art book).
- [Infected Landscape (signed)  <br><small>$45.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/infected-landscape/) - Shai Kremer’s transfixing compositions explore contested territory throughout Israel. In this region, conflict has left an indelible imprint on the land and on the psyche of its inhabitants. The ominously still images of decommissioned fighter planes used for target practice, eerie mock-ups of Arab villages erected for combat training, and walls and fences built to divide and break up the country, are all artificial structures imposed upon the land; they represent scars that are a constant reminder of active and unresolved strife.
- [Fallen Empires (signed)  <br><small>$50.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/fallen-empires/) - Shai Kremer’s photographs examine an Israel ignored by media headlines, a land written and re-written by conflict. His beautifully haunting landscapes capture poignant juxtapositions of creation and destruction, man-made and natural, timeless and ephemeral, ancient and contemporary. By visually highlighting Israel’s archeological ruins as reminders of a historical past, Kremer questions how they are used today in discourse around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
- [Hong Kong: Front Door / Back Door <br><small>$175.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/hong-kong-front-door-back-door/) - The dense architecture and dark back alleys of Hong Kong are home to strangely animated objects that at first glance appear to be the random detritus of the manmade world. But under the close scrutiny of Michael Wolf's photographic eye, these articles become fascinating installation pieces, while the abstract patterns on high-rise blocks reveal the beauty and order that underlie the city's apparent chaos. The scale of Wolf's vision alternates between the grand and the intimate, capturing both the striking facades of the buildings themselves and the minute human interventions that mark them.
- [Kuvia Kiinasta: Pieces of China (signed)  <br><small>$125.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/kuvia-kiinasta-pieces-of-china/) - Michael Wolf's Kuvia Kiinasta (Pieces of China) is a reflection on the recent past and present of China. It shows how China has changed. Centuries of tradition are still present, the era of Mao is less than a half-century ago, and at the same time, China is an increasingly important part of international politics, economy, and culture. This catalogue was produced for Michael Wolf's retrospective at the Vapriikki Museum in Tampere, Finland.
- [ASOUE (signed) <br><small>$200.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/asoue/) - In ASOUE (A Series of Unfortunate Events), Michael Wolf reinterprets the genre of street photography by using the almost inexhaustible picture pool of Google street views as basic material for his own images. For asoue, Wolf has collected, as the title of the publication states, a series of unfortunate events, including car fires, pedestrian collisions, bicycle accidents, and people dropping their groceries. His images address issues of voyeurism and privacy in the modern city.
- [Works  <br><small>$180.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/works/) - Michael Wolf: Works serves as a survey of the artist's career and accompanies his Life in Cities traveling museum retrospective exhibition. Works examines life in the layered urban landscape, addressing juxtapositions of public and private space, anonymity and individuality, history and modern development. In a diverse array of photographic projects, from street views appropriated from Google Earth, to portraits capturing the crush of the Tokyo subway, and dizzying architectural landscapes, Michael Wolf: Works explores the density of city life.
- [Tokyo Compression Three (signed) <br><small>$550.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/tokyo-compression-three/) - Tokyo Compression Three expands upon the dominant themes previous work: the layers of city life and the juxtaposition of private and public spaces. Wolf continues his examination of the urban landscape, returning to the camera to capture the crush of the Tokyo subway. Wolf assumes a range of viewpoints this new work, both intimate and removed, and the series charts a progression from an expansive view of city life to a microscopic view, illustrating both the architectural density and human density of our layered urban existence.
- [Tokyo Compression Revisted (signed)  <br><small>$550.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/tokyo-compression-revisted/) - In his series Tokyo Compression, Wolf expands upon the dominant themes previous work: the layers of city life and the juxtaposition of private and public spaces. Wolf continues his examination of the urban landscape, returning to the camera to capture the crush of the Tokyo subway. Wolf assumes a range of viewpoints this new work, both intimate and removed, and the series charts a progression from an expansive view of city life to a microscopic view, illustrating both the architectural density and human density of our layered urban existence.
- [Tokyo Compression (signed)  <br><small>$650.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/tokyo-compression/) - In his series Tokyo Compression, Wolf expands upon the dominant themes previous work: the layers of city life and the juxtaposition of private and public spaces. Wolf continues his examination of the urban landscape, returning to the camera to capture the crush of the Tokyo subway. Wolf assumes a range of viewpoints this new work, both intimate and removed, and the series charts a progression from an expansive view of city life to a microscopic view, illustrating both the architectural density and human density of our layered urban existence.
- [Transparent City (signed)  <br><small>$350.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/transparent-city/) - Chicago, like many urban centers throughout the world, has recently undergone a surge in new construction, grafting a new layer of architectural experimentation onto those of past eras. In early 2007, the Museum of Contemporary Photography, with the support of U.S. Equities Realty, invited Michael Wolf as an artist-in-residence to document this phenomenon. Bringing his unique perspective on changing urban environments to a city renowned for its architectural legacy, Wolf chose to photograph the central downtown area, focusing specifically on issues of voyeurism and the contemporary urban landscape in flux
- [The Black Triangle. The Foothills of the Ore Mountains. Photographs 1990-1994 [Signed/Boxed/Unbound]  <br><small>$2,500.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/the-black-triangle-the-foothills-of-the-ore-mountains-photographs-1990-1994-boxed-unbound/) - Signed, this version of the book was produced in a Limited Edition of approximately 100. Unbound, first edition, first printing. Signed in black ink on the title sheet by Koudelka. Unbound sheets contained in a cardstock box with die-cut triangle exposing title label; Photographs by Josef Koudelka. The covers were made with recycled paper to conceptually tie in with an ecological conference in Prague, which this body of work was produced in conjunction with. Text in Czech, English and French. Foreword by Vaclav Havel. Essay by Josef Vavrousek. Includes a biography, exhibition history and bibliography. Unpaginated (39 sheets), with 34 panoramic black-and-white plates (images measure 7 x 22-1/4 inches). Outer box measures 9-3/8 x 23-5/8 inches. This edition was limited to approximately 100 unnumbered copies. Cited in Martin Parr and Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History, Volume II (London and New York: Phaidon, 2006). Near Fine condition.
- [The Black Triangle. The Foothills of the Ore Mountains. Photographs 1990-1994 [Unsigned/Bound accordion fold]  <br><small>$1,500.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/the-black-triangle-the-foothills-of-the-ore-mountains-photographs-1990-1994-unsigned-bound-accordion-fold/) - Josef Koudelka: The Black Triangle: the Foothills of the Ore Mountains: 1990-1994 (Cerny Trojuhelnik: Podkrusnohori / Le Triangle Noir: La Région Située Au Pied Des Monts Métallifères: Fotografie: 1990-1994). 76 accordion folded pages 34 duotone plates, Magnum, 1994. Bound, unsigned. Original wrapper included. The covers were made with recycled paper to conceptually tie in with an ecological conference in Prague, which this body of work was produced in conjunction with. Near Fine condition.
- [New Bauhaus in America  <br><small>$55.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/new-bauhaus-in-america/) - This small edition publication accompanied our 2019 New Bauhaus in America exhibition, including works by György Kepes, László Moholy-Nagy, Arthur Siegel, M. Halberstadt, and Henry Holmes Smith, commemorating the 100 year anniversary of the founding of the original Bauhaus school.
- [Modernist Nudes <br><small>$60.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/modernist-nudes/) - This beautifully reproduced catalogue in tri-tone is the first to focus primarily on Czech photographer Frantisek Drtikol's modernist nudes. Chronicling his work during the 1920s and early 30s, the catalog surveys Drtikol's turning toward a more modernist aesthetic, with an emphasis on geometric objects and dynamic movement. In the spirit of Cubism and experimentalism, the female body was no longer a mere vessel for the soul, but became a complex aesthetic and erotic object
- [Landfall  <br><small>$250.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/landfall/) - Created from images taken during the early 1980s, Mimi Plumb’s Landfall encapsulates the anxieties of a world spinning out of balance, a mirror-land eerily reminiscent of our own time. The burnt out remains of a house fire open out onto equally decimated alpine landscapes, group shots of humans in lackadaisical embrace with high tech weapons of war...Plumb’s photographs of manmade scars and refuse mingle in seductive rhythm with portraits of friends and strangers in disquieting poses, reveling in the underlying unease the artist saw in herself, her community, and the world at large.
- [Wilderness (signed) <br><small>$50.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/wilderness/) - Over the past years, Debra Bloomfield has focused her camera on the wild places of southwest Alaska developing a series of sublime images that gently remind us of the importance of wilderness preservation in a time when our environmental impact is greater than ever. Her travels to southeastern Alaska deepened her understanding of the importance […]
- [The Golden City <br><small>$150.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/the-golden-city/) - Mimi Plumb’s life was marked by nights out dancing at the Crystal Pistol in the Mission, or listening to a punk polka band at the Oasis. Neil, the clarinet player, wore faux leather naugahosen, with spikes protruding from his head. Sometimes they played pool at Palace Billiards. At the Exotic/Erotic Ball, a bird man and a nurse hid in the corners. A steely-eyed silver man in his tuxedo stared back at Plumb from behind his mask, the camera flash shining a light on him. To Plumb the magical clanging of the San Francisco cable cars was a world away, and the idealism of the 1960s seemed long gone. The Golden City of San Francisco, fraying at its edges, showed the growing chasm between the rich and poor. The pictures in The Golden City were made between 1984 and 2020.
- [Inside the Live Reptile Tent, The Twilight World of the Carnival Midway  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/inside-the-live-reptile-tent/) - Inside the Live Reptile Tent takes us on a journey to the heart of American recreation, traveling through the carnival midway. with its amusement rides, brightly colored booths, and beseeching barkers. Included are photographs of freak shows, fast-food booths, vertiginous rides and rigged games, all captured in the melancholy light of past glories and eroding imaginations. Jeff Brouws's images of nostalgia hold a prominent place in the American consciousness.
- [Tokyo Compression Final Cut  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/tokyo-compression-final-cut/) - Tokyo Compression Final Cut, the fourth and final edition of the series classic, expands upon the dominant themes previous work: the layers of city life and the juxtaposition of private and public spaces. Wolf continues his examination of the urban landscape, returning to the camera to capture the crush of the Tokyo subway. Wolf assumes a range of viewpoints this new work, both intimate and removed, and the series charts a progression from an expansive view of city life to a microscopic view, illustrating both the architectural density and human density of our layered urban existence.
- [Night Calls  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/night-calls/) - Studying at the International Center of Photography in New York, Rebecca Norris Webb first came across W. Eugene Smith’s “Country Doctor,” his famous Life Magazine photo essay. Webb was immediately drawn to the subject of Smith’s essay, Dr. Ernest Ceriani, a Colorado country doctor who was just a few years older than her father. She wondered: How would a woman tell this story, especially if she happened to be the doctor’s daughter?
- [La Calle, Photographs from Mexico  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/la-calle-photographs-from-mexico/) - La Calle chronicles more than thirty years of photography from the streets of Mexico by Alex Webb, spanning 1975 to 2007. Of the works Alex Webb says, “We come from a culture that in its roots comes out of Protestantism, capitalism and individualism... Mexico’s roots lie in Spanish Catholicism, the indigenous world and a communal culture. Mexican culture seems to embrace mystery.” It is this mystery that has enabled Webb to clearly channel the lush and vivid colors of life in Mexico in his work. Webb’s ability to distill gesture, light, and cultural tensions into single, beguiling frames results in evocative images that convey a sense of mystery, irony, and humor.
- [Brooklyn, The City Within  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/brooklyn-the-city-within/) - Brooklyn is one of the most dynamic and ethnically diverse places on the planet. In fact, it’s estimated that one in every eight US families had relatives come through Brooklyn when settling in the country. Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb have been photographing this New York City borough for the past five years, creating a profound and vibrant portrait. Alex Webb has traversed every corner of the borough, exploring its tremendous diversity. This parallels his work made in the past forty years, traveling to photograph different cultures around the world―all of which are represented in the place he now calls home. Contrasting with this approach, Rebecca Norris Webb photographed “the city within the city within the city,” the green heart of Brooklyn―the Botanic Garden, Greenwood Cemetery, and Prospect Park, where Brooklynites of all walks of life cross paths as they find solace. Together, their photographs of Brooklyn tell a larger American story, one that touches on immigration, identity, and home.
- [Notes for an Epilogue  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/notes-for-an-epilogue/) - Notes for an Epilogue features large-scale color photographs by Hungarian photographer Tamas Dezso. The work presents a look at the painterly landscapes, derelict factories and forgotten way of life of an economically exhausted Romania and isolated regions within the country. Dezso focuses on the margins of Romanian society, the crumbling structures of forgotten factories, their effects on villages, communities and individuals, and the disappearing culture and centuries-old traditions. Left with only a decaying infrastructure, the effects of the autocratic regime lasting from 1946 until 1989 still cast their long shadow over the Romanian countryside. While paying homage to the customs and traditions that have passed orally from generation to generation, Notes for an Epilogue dually succeeds as eyewitness to the locations, buildings and figures of a rapidly vanishing world.
- [Fast Forward  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/fast-forward/) - Lauren Greenfield captures often shocking, always startling images of youth at school, at play, or at home in the precocious city of Los Angeles. The stunning color photographs range from the children of the gang culture of South Central and East L.A. to the affluent, often show-business world of the Westside. Underlying is the overwhelming importance of image and celebrity, with its materialistic trappings of fast cars and expensive clothes.
- [Natural Order  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/natural-order/) - Over the past 40 years I have investigated our collective stranglehold on the natural world. Now the global community is experiencing just how quickly the tables can turn. In a few short weeks, and for the first time in memorable history, the world economy has ground to a halt, with business-as- usual suspended indefinitely. During this time spent in isolation and while reflecting on this historic moment and the gravity of these events, I have taken the opportunity to once again turn my lens to the natural landscape as subject matter.
- [Readymades: American Roadside Artifacts  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/readymades-american-roadside-artifacts/) - For two decades, Jeff Brouws has traversed the country documenting the dilapidated but not yet wholly abandoned vestiges of America's great mid-century experiments in restlessness. In Readymades, we are treated to images, both playful and quirky, that include, partially painted pickup trucks, abandoned drive-in movie theaters, railway freight cars, and roadside signs. By treating his subjects as Readymade art, Brouws presents to us a world that is, by turns, charmingly faded, humorously eccentric and wistfully enduring.
- [American Geography  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/matt-black-american-geography/) - When Magnum photographer Matt Black began exploring his hometown in California’s rural Central Valley— dubbed “the other California,” where one-third of the population lives in poverty—he knew what his next project had to be. Black was inspired to create a vivid portrait of an unknown America, to photograph some of the poorest communities.
- [Political Photo Montage <br><small>$40.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/political-photo-montage/) - Alexander Zhitomirsky was the leading Russian artist of political montage from 1941 through the mid-1970s. As publisher of the central office of the Artists’ Association of Revolutionary Russia, his style as a typographer and art editor came to the fore in the 1930s journals We’re Building, Socialist Industry and Illustrated Newspaper. During World War II his anti-Nazi propaganda leaflets, which were printed in editions of one million, reached vast numbers of German soldiers, and were so effective that German Minister of Propaganda, Josef Goebbels, included Zhitomirsky on the Third Reich’s “most wanted” enemy list. Zhitomirsky’s work was published extensively throughout the Cold War as well, earning him the title of National Artist of the Russian Federation at the height of his career.
- [Girl Culture (signed) <br><small>$45.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/girl-culture/) - Lauren Greenfield's photographs capture the essence of contemporary youth culture. Here, her penetrating investigations are turned toward the ways in which women are affected and influenced by American pop culture. Revealing, insightful and sometimes disturbing, Girl Culture presents an astonishing and intelligent exploration of the social landscape of America and provides a window into the secret worlds of girls' social lives, private rituals, and iconic subgroups.
- [Still <br><small>$40.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/still/) - Debra Bloomfield's evocative images use the ocean as a stunning metaphor for meditation and reflection. The endlessness and timelessness of the ocean views are concerned with discovery through reflection and patience. In response to the increasingly hectic world, the photographs invite a pause and contemplation. Still transfixes with hypnotic sensuality, the images combine dramatic color and quiet, monochromatic tones to a mesmerizing effect.
- [Allegedly, The Hugh Brown Chainsaw Collection (signed) <br><small>$25.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/allegedly-the-hugh-brown-chainsaw-collection/) - Allegedly presents a collection of appropriated contemporary artwork that features Hugh Brown’s artistic obsession: the chainsaw in American popular culture. Hugh Brown inserts chainsaw imagery into a variety of iconic images by Barbara Kruger, Irving Penn, Diane Arbus, Walker Evans, and others, paying stylistic homage to our contemporary art canon, while creating new meaning or […]
- [Works 2008-2016 <br><small>$50.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/ljubodrag-andric-works-2008-2016/) - Ljubodrag Andric: Works 2008-2016 offers a selection of over 100 photos by Ljubodrag Andric, taken from 2008 to today, featuring landscapes, walls, facades, and interiors of medieval and modern buildings.
- [FY (signed) <br><small>$300.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/fy/) - Michael Wolf’s popular street view-pictures deal with the automatically produced flood of images, which is spread by google via the internet, and belong to his oeuvre that occupies itself with the conditions of the modern urban life. for fy, similar to “a series of unfortunate events”, michael wolf uses the picture pool of the google tool as basic material for his own pictures again. during researches he encountered a global mass phenomenon.
- [The White Sky (signed) <br><small>$350.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/the-white-sky/) - In her early twenties, the American photographer Mimi Plumb looked back to her Californian childhood to make a series of photographs about suburban youth. The resulting photographs collected in her new book “The White Sky’ builds a world in which an unknown trauma hangs heavy in the air, and children rule the roost. Selected by Alec Soth as his favorite photo book of the year!
- [Oceanscapes (catalog) <br><small>$20.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/oceanscapes/) - Debra Bloomfield's photographs are crated with a contemplative eye and a rich palette of colors, Bloomfield explores the ever-changing beauty of the ocean. Ranging widely from soft expanses of color where the horizon line fades away to dark waters under dramatic clouds, the images are at once abstract and concrete, fostering a tangible sensuality and a sense of timelessness. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at Robert Koch Gallery.
- [The Great Acceleration (signed) <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/the-great-acceleration-signed-50-00/) - A retrospective of Edward Burtynsky’s photography from the past 40 years, The Great Acceleration reveals the depth of Burtynsky’s investigation into the human alteration of natural landscapes around the world, showing their present fragility and enduring beauty in equal measure. Including many of Burtynsky’s landmark images, some of which have never previously been published, the book is an urgent call to action, inviting us to appreciative the sublimity that remains in nature while deepening our understanding of the challenges and responsibilities confronting us today.
- [American Artifacts (signed) <br><small>$75.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/matt-black-american-artifacts/) - American Artifacts, the companion volume to Matt Black's critically acclaimed American Geography presents a deeper view of his six-year odyssey documenting poverty in the United States. During his six-year journey across the United States creating the project that became American Geography, Matt Black collected objects in the locations he visited. Each location is designated as an area of “concentrated poverty”—a US Census definition for places with poverty rates of 20% or higher. Over time, the objects he found and collected began to take on symbolic significance.
- [A Difficulty Is a Light (signed) <br><small>$45.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/a-difficulty-is-a-light/) - This is poet and photographer Rebecca Norris Webb’s first hybrid poetry collection, punctuated by more than a dozen of her lyrical photographs. This elegiac book explores the geography of loss—both personal and environmental— after the suicide of her sole remaining brother, compounded by the earlier loss of his identical twin. Glimpse by glimpse, she also follows the ever-shifting world of light beginning in Trieste, Italy, then traveling from Cape Cod to the Dakotas, from New England to the Carolinas, ultimately observing bird migrations in the American South and northern France, as this book is also a meditation on various kinds of twinning—birds and brothers, grieving and migration, loss and light, badlands and coastlines, words and images, and seeing and dreaming.
- [Immediate Family (signed)  <br><small>$250.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/immediate-family-signed-regularly-250-00-sale-187-50/) - First published in 1992, Immediate Family has been lauded by critics as one of the great photography books of our time, and among the most influential. Taken against the Arcadian backdrop of her woodland summer home in Virginia, Sally Mann’s extraordinary, intimate photographs of her children reveal truths that embody the individuality of her own. Sally Mann is one of America’s most renowned photographers. Her work has been exhibited around the world and is held by such institutions as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, and Whitney Museum of American Art, all in New York; San Francisco […]
- [Tom Baril <br><small>$380.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/tom-baril/) - This remarkable monograph, both the first and last to be published by the renowned record label 4AD, marks a significant milestone and serves as the debut monograph by Tom Baril. This meticulously crafted book showcases the photographer's acclaimed platinum prints capturing the essence of New York and the delicate beauty of flowers, printed in stunning tritone. The design features a fine silk cloth-covered jacket, adorned with a tipped-in tritone plate on the cover and the title elegantly stamped on the spine; no dust jacket is included, as issued. The book includes a list of plates and a biography, adding depth to the visual narrative. The volume is unpaginated, housing 81 tritone plates exquisitely printed on Monadnock Dulcet paper from negatives skillfully crafted by Robert Hennessy. Notably, this first edition is limited to 2500 copies, enhancing its rarity and collector's appeal.
- [Architecture of Density  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/michael-wolf-architecture-of-density/) - Architecture of Density features stunning and sobering photographs of high-rise apartment buildings in Hong Kong by German photographer Michael Wolf, revealing his personal fascination with life in mega-cities. Having lived there for several years, Wolf began to document Hong Kong's extreme development and complex urban dynamics, and how these factors play into the relationships between public and private space, anonymity and individuality, in one of the most densely populated cities on the planet. Michael Wolf's Architecture of Density close-up views take the repetitive facades and colorful palettes out of their architectural context, instead offering urban patterns. With an introduction by Ernest Chui and essay by Natasha Egan.
- [Extraction / Abstraction  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/burtynsky-extraction-abstraction/) - Published on the occasion of Edward Burtynsky’s largest and most comprehensive exhibition to date, at the Saatchi Gallery, London, Extraction / Abstraction looks deeply at the key subjects and signature images spanning his 45-year career. Alongside Burtynsky’s compelling photographs, the book includes texts by celebrated art historian Simon Schama, who examines Burtynsky’s work in light of the question “Can art help save the world?”, and by curator Marc Mayer, former director of the National Gallery of Canada, who provides an overview of the photographer’s achievements as technician, journalist and artist.
- [The North Fork  <br><small>Sold Out</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/the-north-fork/) - In The North Fork, Trent Davis Bailey looks to a remote river valley in western Colorado. A Colorado native himself, the artist was drawn to the vastness of his home state, its rich agrarian history, and the assorted characters who inhabit the Western Slope. He was especially curious about his extended family who used to live there — an aunt, uncle, and cousins — who he hadn’t seen in nearly 20 years. Describing his childhood memories of them, he says: “They lived in a large tent at the base of a mountain. Their backyard had three ponds and a garden where they grew their own food. Beyond that was a dense forest of scrub oak and juniper trees where I imagined coyotes, black bears, and mountain lions lurked.” Bailey marveled over his cousins’ world, but due to a falling out between his father and his uncle, he only visited the North Fork a few times as a child. In 2011, Bailey returned to the valley and for the next seven years he used photography to piece together his experience of the North Fork and its inhabitants. In due time, he not just found his extended family, but he rekindled ties with them while forging his own place within the local community. Then one fateful day, while foraging for mushrooms, he met his now wife with whom he has two children. Collectively, the photographs in this book are informed by that backstory, but they also go well beyond it: conjuring up their own associations of place, food, kinship, and wonder.
- [Botanica (signed) <br><small>$200.00</small>](https://kochgallery.com/publications/tom-baril-botanica-monograph/) - Botanica, Tom Baril's rare and out of print monograph, showcases exquisite specimens from the botanical realm. The book's printing intricately captures the splendor of Baril's original works, blending Polaroid film with innovative solarizing and toning techniques.

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- [Whitney Museum of American Art](https://kochgallery.com/tag/whitney-museum-of-american-art/)
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- [Norsk Museum of Photography](https://kochgallery.com/tag/norsk-museum-of-photography/)
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- [chainsaw art](https://kochgallery.com/tag/chainsaw-art/)
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- [Walker Evans](https://kochgallery.com/tag/walker-evans/)
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- [Gone: Photographs of Abandonment on the High Plains](https://kochgallery.com/tag/gone-photographs-of-abandonment-on-the-high-plains/)
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- [The New Bauhaus in America](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-new-bauhaus-in-america/)
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- [Jr.](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jr/)
- [Subway](https://kochgallery.com/tag/subway/)
- [Brooklyn Gang](https://kochgallery.com/tag/brooklyn-gang/)
- [The Civil Rights Movement 1961-1965](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-civil-rights-movement-1961-1965/)
- [Circus](https://kochgallery.com/tag/circus/)
- [Outside Inside](https://kochgallery.com/tag/outside-inside/)
- [Montgomery](https://kochgallery.com/tag/montgomery/)
- [Alabama](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alabama/)
- [online art gall](https://kochgallery.com/tag/online-art-gall/)
- [graphic abstractions](https://kochgallery.com/tag/graphic-abstractions/)
- [Epilogue](https://kochgallery.com/tag/epilogue/)
- [Joshua Lutz](https://kochgallery.com/tag/joshua-lutz/)
- [Hesitating Beauty](https://kochgallery.com/tag/hesitating-beauty/)
- [Alfredo De Stefano](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alfredo-de-stefano/)
- [Brief Chronicles of Light](https://kochgallery.com/tag/brief-chronicles-of-light/)
- [Replenishing Emptiness](https://kochgallery.com/tag/replenishing-emptiness/)
- [Desert Reclaimed](https://kochgallery.com/tag/desert-reclaimed/)
- [Mexican conceptual photographer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/mexican-conceptual-photographer/)
- [Charles Clifford](https://kochgallery.com/tag/charles-clifford/)
- [Debbie Fleming Caffery](https://kochgallery.com/tag/debbie-fleming-caffery/)
- [Oliver Gagliani](https://kochgallery.com/tag/oliver-gagliani/)
- [Richard Gordon](https://kochgallery.com/tag/richard-gordon/)
- [Ken Josephson](https://kochgallery.com/tag/ken-josephson/)
- [Dorothea Lange](https://kochgallery.com/tag/dorothea-lange/)
- [Emila Medkova](https://kochgallery.com/tag/emila-medkova/)
- [Josef Sudek](https://kochgallery.com/tag/josef-sudek/)
- [Drahotin Sulla](https://kochgallery.com/tag/drahotin-sulla/)
- [William Henry Fox Talbot](https://kochgallery.com/tag/william-henry-fox-talbot/)
- [Prague](https://kochgallery.com/tag/prague/)
- [Prague photographer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/prague-photographer/)
- [Czech artist](https://kochgallery.com/tag/czech-artist/)
- [avant-garde Czech Society of Photography](https://kochgallery.com/tag/avant-garde-czech-society-of-photography/)
- [light and reflection](https://kochgallery.com/tag/light-and-reflection/)
- [Farm Security Administration](https://kochgallery.com/tag/farm-security-administration/)
- [photographer to Queen Isabella](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographer-to-queen-isabella/)
- [19th century Spanish architecture](https://kochgallery.com/tag/19th-century-spanish-architecture/)
- [daguerreotype](https://kochgallery.com/tag/daguerreotype/)
- [inventor of modern photography](https://kochgallery.com/tag/inventor-of-modern-photography/)
- [calotype](https://kochgallery.com/tag/calotype/)
- [photogenic drawing](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photogenic-drawing/)
- [pioneers of a modernism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/pioneers-of-a-modernism/)
- [Pictorialist](https://kochgallery.com/tag/pictorialist/)
- [Guggenheim Fellowship for Photography](https://kochgallery.com/tag/guggenheim-fellowship-for-photography/)
- [f/64](https://kochgallery.com/tag/f-64/)
- [street photographer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/street-photographer/)
- [James Agee](https://kochgallery.com/tag/james-agee/)
- [In the Street](https://kochgallery.com/tag/in-the-street/)
- [Janice Loeb](https://kochgallery.com/tag/janice-loeb/)
- [The Quiet One](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-quiet-one/)
- [A Way of Seeing](https://kochgallery.com/tag/a-way-of-seeing/)
- [Mikuláš Medek](https://kochgallery.com/tag/mikulas-medek/)
- [Surrealism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/surrealism/)
- [Informel](https://kochgallery.com/tag/informel/)
- [Edmund Teske](https://kochgallery.com/tag/edmund-teske/)
- [Alfred Stieglitz](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alfred-stieglitz/)
- [Georgia O’Keeffe](https://kochgallery.com/tag/georgia-okeeffe/)
- [Paul Strand](https://kochgallery.com/tag/paul-strand/)
- [Ansel Adams](https://kochgallery.com/tag/ansel-adams/)
- [Experimental Photomontage](https://kochgallery.com/tag/experimental-photomontage/)
- [Jim Morrison](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jim-morrison/)
- [Fallen Empires](https://kochgallery.com/tag/fallen-empires/)
- [Lynn Geesaman](https://kochgallery.com/tag/lynn-geesaman/)
- [Gardenscapes](https://kochgallery.com/tag/gardenscapes/)
- [Here anywhere](https://kochgallery.com/tag/here-anywhere/)
- [Angelo (Pal Funk)](https://kochgallery.com/tag/angelo-pal-funk/)
- [Pál Funk](https://kochgallery.com/tag/pal-funk/)
- [Fred R. Archer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/fred-r-archer/)
- [Pictorialism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/pictorialism/)
- [Zone system](https://kochgallery.com/tag/zone-system/)
- [Ruth Bernhard](https://kochgallery.com/tag/ruth-bernhard/)
- [Group f/64](https://kochgallery.com/tag/group-f-64/)
- [woman artist](https://kochgallery.com/tag/woman-artist/)
- [Tibor Csörgeö](https://kochgallery.com/tag/tibor-csorgeo/)
- [Futurism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/futurism/)
- [Cubism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/cubism/)
- [František Drtikol](https://kochgallery.com/tag/frantisek-drtikol/)
- [George Eastman House](https://kochgallery.com/tag/george-eastman-house/)
- [photopurism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photopurism/)
- [Josef Ehm](https://kochgallery.com/tag/josef-ehm/)
- [Photo Horizon](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photo-horizon/)
- [Ada Ackerman](https://kochgallery.com/tag/ada-ackerman/)
- [Elemérné Marsovsky](https://kochgallery.com/tag/elemerne-marsovsky/)
- [Photographic collage](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographic-collage/)
- [halftone collage](https://kochgallery.com/tag/halftone-collage/)
- [Unique vintage halftone collage](https://kochgallery.com/tag/unique-vintage-halftone-collage/)
- [Jaromír Funke](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jaromir-funke/)
- [Czechoslovakian artist](https://kochgallery.com/tag/czechoslovakian-artist/)
- [Famous Czech photographer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/famous-czech-photographer/)
- [photographic](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographic/)
- [constructivism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/constructivism/)
- [poeticism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/poeticism/)
- [expressionism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/expressionism/)
- [Czech lyricism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/czech-lyricism/)
- [Devĕtsil group](https://kochgallery.com/tag/devĕtsil-group/)
- [Philippe Halsman](https://kochgallery.com/tag/philippe-halsman/)
- [Greatest 20th century portait photographers](https://kochgallery.com/tag/greatest-20th-century-portait-photographers/)
- [Vogue](https://kochgallery.com/tag/vogue/)
- [Vu](https://kochgallery.com/tag/vu/)
- [Voila](https://kochgallery.com/tag/voila/)
- [portrait photographer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/portrait-photographer/)
- [portrait photography](https://kochgallery.com/tag/portrait-photography/)
- [Albert Einstein](https://kochgallery.com/tag/albert-einstein/)
- [Audrey Hepburn](https://kochgallery.com/tag/audrey-hepburn/)
- [Alfred Hitchcock](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alfred-hitchcock/)
- [Robert Kennedy](https://kochgallery.com/tag/robert-kennedy/)
- [Richard Nixon](https://kochgallery.com/tag/richard-nixon/)
- [Florence Henri](https://kochgallery.com/tag/florence-henri/)
- [experimental photograph](https://kochgallery.com/tag/experimental-photograph/)
- [Film und Foto and Photographie der Gegenwart](https://kochgallery.com/tag/film-und-foto-and-photographie-der-gegenwart/)
- [multiple exposures](https://kochgallery.com/tag/multiple-exposures/)
- [photomontage](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photomontage/)
- [Swiss Photographer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/swiss-photographer/)
- [Lotte Jacobi](https://kochgallery.com/tag/lotte-jacobi/)
- [W.H. Auden](https://kochgallery.com/tag/w-h-auden/)
- [Martin Buber](https://kochgallery.com/tag/martin-buber/)
- [W.E.B. DuBois](https://kochgallery.com/tag/w-e-b-dubois/)
- [Robert Frost](https://kochgallery.com/tag/robert-frost/)
- [Kathe Kollwitz](https://kochgallery.com/tag/kathe-kollwitz/)
- [Lotte Lenya](https://kochgallery.com/tag/lotte-lenya/)
- [Peter Lorre](https://kochgallery.com/tag/peter-lorre/)
- [Thomas Mann](https://kochgallery.com/tag/thomas-mann/)
- [Eleanor Roosevelt](https://kochgallery.com/tag/eleanor-roosevelt/)
- [J.D. Salinger](https://kochgallery.com/tag/j-d-salinger/)
- [István Kerny](https://kochgallery.com/tag/istvan-kerny/)
- [Jiří Lehovec](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jiri-lehovec/)
- [filmaker](https://kochgallery.com/tag/filmaker/)
- [Edward Quigley](https://kochgallery.com/tag/edward-quigley/)
- [Modernist photographer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/modernist-photographer/)
- [alternative process](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alternative-process/)
- [Alexander Rodchenko](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alexander-rodchenko/)
- [Russian painter](https://kochgallery.com/tag/russian-painter/)
- [Russian Photography](https://kochgallery.com/tag/russian-photography/)
- [Museum of Artistic Culture](https://kochgallery.com/tag/museum-of-artistic-culture/)
- [Vladimir Mayakovsky](https://kochgallery.com/tag/vladimir-mayakovsky/)
- [Pro Eto](https://kochgallery.com/tag/pro-eto/)
- [Constructivist](https://kochgallery.com/tag/constructivist/)
- [Dziga Vertov](https://kochgallery.com/tag/dziga-vertov/)
- [Soviet Pavilion](https://kochgallery.com/tag/soviet-pavilion/)
- [World Exhibition Paris 1925](https://kochgallery.com/tag/world-exhibition-paris-1925/)
- [Artists of the Russian Revolution](https://kochgallery.com/tag/artists-of-the-russian-revolution/)
- [Jaroslav Rössler](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jaroslav-rossler/)
- [Czech avant-garde](https://kochgallery.com/tag/czech-avant-garde/)
- [symbolism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/symbolism/)
- [new objectivity](https://kochgallery.com/tag/new-objectivity/)
- [Albumen print from wax paper negative](https://kochgallery.com/tag/albumen-print-from-wax-paper-negative/)
- [Salted paper print from waxed paper negative mounted on card](https://kochgallery.com/tag/salted-paper-print-from-waxed-paper-negative-mounted-on-card/)
- [Ferrotyped vintage gelatin silver print](https://kochgallery.com/tag/ferrotyped-vintage-gelatin-silver-print/)
- [Karel Teige](https://kochgallery.com/tag/karel-teige/)
- [collage](https://kochgallery.com/tag/collage/)
- [František Vobecký](https://kochgallery.com/tag/frantisek-vobecky/)
- [Russian artist](https://kochgallery.com/tag/russian-artist/)
- [Humanism](https://kochgallery.com/tag/humanism/)
- [Fabricated Realities](https://kochgallery.com/tag/fabricated-realities/)
- [Heinz Hajek-Halke](https://kochgallery.com/tag/heinz-hajek-halke/)
- [Skira](https://kochgallery.com/tag/skira/)
- [William Ewing](https://kochgallery.com/tag/william-ewing/)
- [Demetrio Paparoni](https://kochgallery.com/tag/demetrio-paparoni/)
- [Barry Schwabsky](https://kochgallery.com/tag/barry-schwabsky/)
- [Still](https://kochgallery.com/tag/still/)
- [Photographs of the ocean](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographs-of-the-ocean/)
- [The Wilderness Society.](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-wilderness-society/)
- [Inside the Live Reptile Tent](https://kochgallery.com/tag/inside-the-live-reptile-tent/)
- [The Twilight World of the Carnival Midway](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-twilight-world-of-the-carnival-midway/)
- [Photographs of Carnivals](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographs-of-carnivals/)
- [American recreation](https://kochgallery.com/tag/american-recreation/)
- [Readymades](https://kochgallery.com/tag/readymades/)
- [American Roadside Artifacts](https://kochgallery.com/tag/american-roadside-artifacts/)
- [Roadside Artifacts](https://kochgallery.com/tag/roadside-artifacts/)
- [The Hugh Brown Chainsaw Collection](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-hugh-brown-chainsaw-collection/)
- [Mike McGee](https://kochgallery.com/tag/mike-mcgee/)
- [Kristine McKenna](https://kochgallery.com/tag/kristine-mckenna/)
- [Colin Waters](https://kochgallery.com/tag/colin-waters/)
- [Jan Zalasiewicz](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jan-zalasiewicz/)
- [Jennifer Baichwal](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jennifer-baichwal/)
- [Nick De Pencier](https://kochgallery.com/tag/nick-de-pencier/)
- [Suzaan Boettger](https://kochgallery.com/tag/suzaan-boettger/)
- [Margaret Atwood](https://kochgallery.com/tag/margaret-atwood/)
- [Before the Flood](https://kochgallery.com/tag/before-the-flood/)
- [Photographs by Edward Burtynsky](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographs-by-edward-burtynsky/)
- [Ted Fishman](https://kochgallery.com/tag/ted-fishman/)
- [Mark Kingwell](https://kochgallery.com/tag/mark-kingwell/)
- [Marc Mayer](https://kochgallery.com/tag/marc-mayer/)
- [Maurice Strong](https://kochgallery.com/tag/maurice-strong/)
- [Manufactured Landscapes: The Photographs of Edward Burtynsky](https://kochgallery.com/tag/manufactured-landscapes-the-photographs-of-edward-burtynsky/)
- [Railcutting](https://kochgallery.com/tag/railcutting/)
- [rock quarries](https://kochgallery.com/tag/rock-quarries/)
- [industrial tailings](https://kochgallery.com/tag/industrial-tailings/)
- [Natural Order](https://kochgallery.com/tag/natural-order/)
- [Monograph](https://kochgallery.com/tag/monograph/)
- [Book](https://kochgallery.com/tag/book/)
- [Modernist Nudes](https://kochgallery.com/tag/modernist-nudes/)
- [Alex MacLean](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alex-maclean/)
- [Metropolis](https://kochgallery.com/tag/metropolis/)
- [ASOUE](https://kochgallery.com/tag/asoue/)
- [Paris Street Views](https://kochgallery.com/tag/paris-street-views/)
- [Street Views](https://kochgallery.com/tag/street-views/)
- [FY](https://kochgallery.com/tag/fy/)
- [Kawa=Flow](https://kochgallery.com/tag/kawaflow/)
- [Nakazora](https://kochgallery.com/tag/nakazora/)
- [Box of Ku](https://kochgallery.com/tag/box-of-ku/)
- [Zen](https://kochgallery.com/tag/zen/)
- [David DiMichele](https://kochgallery.com/tag/david-dimichele/)
- [Pseudodocumentation](https://kochgallery.com/tag/pseudodocumentation/)
- [Miroslav Tichý](https://kochgallery.com/tag/miroslav-tichy/)
- [Meadowlands](https://kochgallery.com/tag/meadowlands/)
- [Eadweard Muybridge](https://kochgallery.com/tag/eadweard-muybridge/)
- [Complete Human and Animal Locomotion](https://kochgallery.com/tag/complete-human-and-animal-locomotion/)
- [Animal Locomotion](https://kochgallery.com/tag/animal-locomotion/)
- [Claude Joseph Désiré Charnay](https://kochgallery.com/tag/claude-joseph-desire-charnay/)
- [Abandoned](https://kochgallery.com/tag/abandoned/)
- [Linda Foard Roberts](https://kochgallery.com/tag/linda-foard-roberts/)
- [Jerry Burchard](https://kochgallery.com/tag/jerry-burchard/)
- [Alejandro Cartagena](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alejandro-cartagena/)
- [Nadav Kander](https://kochgallery.com/tag/nadav-kander/)
- [Benoit Aquin](https://kochgallery.com/tag/benoit-aquin/)
- [Colin Finlay](https://kochgallery.com/tag/colin-finlay/)
- [Matthias Geiger](https://kochgallery.com/tag/matthias-geiger/)
- [Panoramas](https://kochgallery.com/tag/panoramas/)
- [Eszter Szablyar](https://kochgallery.com/tag/eszter-szablyar/)
- [publication](https://kochgallery.com/tag/publication/)
- [Vladimir Birgus](https://kochgallery.com/tag/vladimir-birgus/)
- [With introduction by Joan Jacobs Brumberg](https://kochgallery.com/tag/with-introduction-by-joan-jacobs-brumberg/)
- [Ph.D](https://kochgallery.com/tag/ph-d/)
- [Thin](https://kochgallery.com/tag/thin/)
- [Eating disorders](https://kochgallery.com/tag/eating-disorders/)
- [Girl Culture](https://kochgallery.com/tag/girl-culture/)
- [Fast Forward](https://kochgallery.com/tag/fast-forward/)
- [Knopf/Melcher](https://kochgallery.com/tag/knopf-melcher/)
- [The Black Triangle](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-black-triangle/)
- [Josef Vavrousek](https://kochgallery.com/tag/josef-vavrousek/)
- [The Black TriangleThe Foothills of the Ore Mountains](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-black-trianglethe-foothills-of-the-ore-mountains/)
- [Black Triangle](https://kochgallery.com/tag/black-triangle/)
- [Limestone (Lhoist)](https://kochgallery.com/tag/limestone-lhoist/)
- [Limited Edition](https://kochgallery.com/tag/limited-edition/)
- [Moshe Zuckermann](https://kochgallery.com/tag/moshe-zuckermann/)
- [Sylvia Wolf](https://kochgallery.com/tag/sylvia-wolf/)
- [Photo book](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photo-book/)
- [The White Sky](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-white-sky/)
- [photobook](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photobook/)
- [Stanley/Barker](https://kochgallery.com/tag/stanley-barker/)
- [Photographs from Mexico](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographs-from-mexico/)
- [Alvaro Enrigue](https://kochgallery.com/tag/alvaro-enrigue/)
- [Valeria Luiselli](https://kochgallery.com/tag/valeria-luiselli/)
- [Guadalupe Nettel](https://kochgallery.com/tag/guadalupe-nettel/)
- [Mónica de la Torre](https://kochgallery.com/tag/monica-de-la-torre/)
- [Guillermo Arriaga](https://kochgallery.com/tag/guillermo-arriaga/)
- [Aperture](https://kochgallery.com/tag/aperture/)
- [Sean Corcoran](https://kochgallery.com/tag/sean-corcoran/)
- [Brooklyn the City Within](https://kochgallery.com/tag/brooklyn-the-city-within/)
- [Brooklyn](https://kochgallery.com/tag/brooklyn/)
- [signed](https://kochgallery.com/tag/signed/)
- [Stephen Harris](https://kochgallery.com/tag/stephen-harris/)
- [Marc Feustel](https://kochgallery.com/tag/marc-feustel/)
- [Wanderer Books](https://kochgallery.com/tag/wanderer-books/)
- [Peperoni Books](https://kochgallery.com/tag/peperoni-books/)
- [Front Door/Back Door](https://kochgallery.com/tag/front-door-back-door/)
- [Essays by Kenneth Baker and Douglas Young](https://kochgallery.com/tag/essays-by-kenneth-baker-and-douglas-young/)
- [Kenneth Baker](https://kochgallery.com/tag/kenneth-baker/)
- [Douglas Young](https://kochgallery.com/tag/douglas-young/)
- [Thames and Hudson](https://kochgallery.com/tag/thames-and-hudson/)
- [Kuvia Kiinasta (Pieces of China)](https://kochgallery.com/tag/kuvia-kiinasta-pieces-of-china/)
- [Christian Schüle](https://kochgallery.com/tag/christian-schule/)
- [The New Bauhaus](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-new-bauhaus/)
- [Institute of Design](https://kochgallery.com/tag/institute-of-design/)
- [Tokyo Compression Revisted](https://kochgallery.com/tag/tokyo-compression-revisted/)
- [1st edition](https://kochgallery.com/tag/1st-edition/)
- [Tokyo Compression III](https://kochgallery.com/tag/tokyo-compression-iii/)
- [Tokyo Compression Three](https://kochgallery.com/tag/tokyo-compression-three/)
- [Tokyo Compression Final Cut](https://kochgallery.com/tag/tokyo-compression-final-cut/)
- [Political Photo Montage](https://kochgallery.com/tag/political-photo-montage/)
- [John Heartfield](https://kochgallery.com/tag/john-heartfield/)
- [Valery Stigneev](https://kochgallery.com/tag/valery-stigneev/)
- [Pictures of Chicago](https://kochgallery.com/tag/pictures-of-chicago/)
- [Natasha Egan](https://kochgallery.com/tag/natasha-egan/)
- [Geoff Manaugh.](https://kochgallery.com/tag/geoff-manaugh/)
- [The Transparent City](https://kochgallery.com/tag/the-transparent-city/)
- [Photographs of Chicago](https://kochgallery.com/tag/photographs-of-chicago/)
- [exhibition](https://kochgallery.com/tag/exhibition/)
- [Sutezo Otono](https://kochgallery.com/tag/sutezo-otono/)
- [Nancy Wilson-Pajic](https://kochgallery.com/tag/nancy-wilson-pajic/)
- [Lensculture](https://kochgallery.com/tag/lensculture/)
- [MIchael Wolf oribituary](https://kochgallery.com/tag/michael-wolf-oribituary/)
- [Michael Wolf dies](https://kochgallery.com/tag/michael-wolf-dies/)
- [Michael Wolf death](https://kochgallery.com/tag/michael-wolf-death/)
- [New York Times orbituary](https://kochgallery.com/tag/new-york-times-orbituary/)
- [Best booth](https://kochgallery.com/tag/best-booth/)

## Periods

- [Contemporary](https://kochgallery.com/artists/period/contemporary/)
- [20th Century](https://kochgallery.com/artists/period/20th-century/)
- [19th Century](https://kochgallery.com/artists/period/19th-century/)

## Black and White/Color

- [Black and White](https://kochgallery.com/?bw_color=black-and-white)
- [Color](https://kochgallery.com/?bw_color=color)

## Genre

- [Architecture](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=architecture)
- [Landscape](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=landscape)
- [Vintage](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=vintage)
- [Cityscapes](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=cityscapes)
- [Animals](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=animals)
- [People](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=people)
- [Interiors](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=interiors)
- [Portraiture](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=portraiture)
- [Nudes](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=nudes)
- [Abstract](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=abstract)
- [Avant-Garde / Experimental](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=avant-garde-experimental)
- [Conceptual](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=conceptual)
- [Still Life](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=still-life)
- [Botanical](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=botanical)
- [Street Photography](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=street-photography)
- [Contemporary](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=contemporary)
- [Documentary / Photojournalism](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=documentary-photojournalism)
- [Fashion](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=fashion)
- [Narrative](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=narrative)
- [Surrealistic](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=surrealistic)
- [Signs / Language](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=signs-language)
- [Minimalistic](https://kochgallery.com/?genre=minimalistic)

## Decade

- [1850s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1850s)
- [1860s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1860s)
- [1870s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1870s)
- [1840s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1840s)
- [1880s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1880s)
- [1930s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1930s)
- [1960s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1960s)
- [1920s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1920s)
- [1910s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1910s)
- [1970s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1970s)
- [1940s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1940s)
- [1980s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1980s)
- [1950s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1950s)
- [1990s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1990s)
- [1890s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1890s)
- [1900s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=1900s)
- [2000s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=2000s)
- [2010s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=2010s)
- [2020s](https://kochgallery.com/?decade=2020s)

## Media Type

- [Salt](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=salt)
- [Albumen](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=albumen)
- [Negatives](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=negatives)
- [Collotype](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=collotype)
- [Collage / Photomontage](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=collage-photomontage)
- [Platinum](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=platinum)
- [Photogravure](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=photogravure)
- [Pigment (Vintage)](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=pigment-vintage)
- [Photogram](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=photogram)
- [Painting or drawing on paper](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=painting-or-drawing-on-paper)
- [Cyanotype](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=cyanotype)
- [Daguerreotype / Tintype](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=daguerreotype-tintype)
- [Sculpture](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=sculpture)
- [Mixed media sculpture](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=mixed-media-sculpture)
- [Mixed Media](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=mixed-media)
- [Installation](https://kochgallery.com/?medium_type=installation)

## Price Range

- [$5,000 and Under](https://kochgallery.com/?price_range=5000-and-under)
- [$10,000 and Under](https://kochgallery.com/?price_range=10000-and-under)
- [$20,000 and Under](https://kochgallery.com/?price_range=20000-and-under)
- [$2,500 and Under](https://kochgallery.com/?price_range=2500-and-under)
- [More than $20,000](https://kochgallery.com/?price_range=more-than-20000)

## Artwork Visibility

- [Searchable](https://kochgallery.com/?listing=searchable)
- [Unavailable](https://kochgallery.com/?listing=unavailable)
- [Show Price](https://kochgallery.com/?listing=show_price)
- [HIde dimensions](https://kochgallery.com/?listing=multiple_dimensions)