Artist Daniel Handal and Lane Senior Curator of Photographs at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Karen Haas, took part in a discussion regarding Handal’s series “Pajaritos” for FotoFest. The virtual discussion was organized in support of FotoFest’s current exhibition, “Public Life: Home and the people who live there.” From
Daniel Handal was the subject of Efren Olivares’ most recent installment of the virtual interview and discussion series “Getting to Know Contemporary Photographers.” In this clip, Daniel addressed the three projects included in his current solo exhibition at ClampArt: “Final Girls,” “Pajaritos,” and “Cranach Nudes.” Daniel’s work centers on portraiture
Left: Frances F. Denny, “Yin (Brooklyn, NY)” 2017, Archival pigment print. / Right: Frances F. Denny, “Alex (Brooklyn, NY)” 2016, Archival pigment print. Frances F. Denny took part in a virtual panel discussion of modern witchcraft in America in support of her book Major Arcana. The virtual roundtable was led
Image: Mariette Pathy Allen, “Guest at Drag Ball in Harlem, New York,” 1984, Archival pigment print. Queer|Art, a New York nonprofit dedicated to promoting the work of LGBTQ+ artists, has launched a new $10,000 grant for Black trans women artists. The award, called the Illuminations Grant, was developed in collaboration
ClampArt is exhibiting in photo l.a.’s first-ever virtual photo fair, Virtual Collect + Connect. Photo l.a. has reimagined the traditional fair space to digitally connect galleries and private dealers, collectors, photographers, and enthusiasts from around the globe. Visit us online on June 27– 28, where we will be showing artworks
ClampArt has prints of four Lane Coder photographs at 11 x 14 inches (Edition of 25) available for $250 each. All photos are signed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. 11 x 14 inches (Edition of 25) $250 A portion of the proceeds will benefit COVID-19 Relief Efforts. Click
Watch an online artist talk by Manjari Sharma with Payal Bhattacharya for the Michael C. Carlos Museum in association with her exhibition “Transcendent Deities of India: The Everyday Occurrence of the Divine” through October 18, 2020. Artist Manjari Sharma’s “Darshan” series is the result of a multi-year project to photographically
Image: Meryl Meisler, “Silver Boots, Stretched on Floor,” 1977, Gelatin silver print. Photographs by Meryl Meisler and Mariette Pathy Allen are on view in the exhibition “Studio 54: Night Magic” at the Brooklyn Museum from March 13 – July 5, 2020: Studio 54: Night Magic traces the radiant history, social
Image: Joseph Desler Costa, “Hand Variant,” 2018. Artworks by Joseph Desler Costa will be on view in the exhibition “The Drowned” at Alabama Contemporary Art Center from March 13 – June 13, 2020: In 1840, French photographer Hippolyte Bayard (1801-1887) created the first staged photograph in a piece titled “Self-Portrait
Image: Daniel Handal, “Yellow Factor American Singer (Hot Pink),” 2016, Archival pigment print, painted frame, 19 x 15 inches. A selection of artworks from Daniel Handal’s Pajaritos series will be on view at the Fotofest Biennial in the exhibition “Ten by Ten: Ten Reviewers Select Ten Portfolios from The Meeting
Image: Adam Ekberg, “Arrangement #1,” 2009, Archival pigment print. Photographs by Adam Ekberg will be on view in the exhibition “The Other Side of Boredom” at the Aurora Photo Center in Indianapolis, IN, from March 6 – 27, 2020: For artist Adam Ekberg, moving past boredom means finding a space
Image: James Bidgood, “Mythical Woodland, Snake Silhouetted by Moon (Blue Moon),” late 1960s, Digital C-print. The photograph “Mythical Woodland, Snake Silhouetted by Moon (Blue Moon)” by James Bidgood will be on view in the exhibition “C.H.A.D.” at Ashes/Ashes in New York City from February 28 – April 5, 2020: ASHES/ASHES
Image: Lissa Rivera, “Reclining in Chiffon (All Cried Out),” 2017, Archival pigment print. Images from Lissa Rivera‘s series “Beautiful Boy” will be on display in the upcoming exhibition “Ablutions of the Tongue” at Rundetaarn in Copenhagen. The exhibition was initiated by Kristina Steinbock and co-curated by Louise Lassen Iversen, and
Image: Amy Elkins, Expectant Mother (Pink), Expectant Mother (Blue), Mother and Newborn, Mother and Son, Mother and Young Children, 2019, Digital chromogenic prints on paper, 25 ¼ x 21 ¼ inches each, installed on Southern Magnolia, 2019 artist-designed wallpaper, dimensions variable. Image courtesy of the Newcomb Art Museum of Tulane
Image: Mariette Pathy Allen, “A Spirit Medium During a Festival at the Foot of Mt. Popa,” Burma, 2017, Archival pigment print. Mariette Pathy Allen received an Honorable Mention in the Portrait Series category of the Julia Margaret Cameron Awards for three photographs from her series “Transcendents: Spirit Mediums in Burma
Image: © Lori Nix/Kathleen Gerber, “Snow Storm,” 1998. . Happy Holidays from ClampArt! The gallery will be closed from 12.23.2019 through 01.01.2020. We will reopen at 10:00 am on Thursday, 01.02.2019. We look forward to seeing you in 2020! –Brian, Raechel, Sullivan & Trevor .
ClampArt is exhibiting at the upcoming Pulse Art Fair in Miami Beach on December 5-8, 2019. Visit us in Booth 214, where we will be showing artworks by Joseph Desler Costa and Daniel Handal. For more information, please contact the gallery or visit the Pulse Art Fair website. Pulse Art
Image: © Amy Stein, “Fast Food,” 2007, Digital C-print. Photographs by Amy Elkins, Brian Finke, Rachel Papo, Lissa Rivera, and Amy Stein are included in the exhibition “American Truth” at SVA Chelsea Gallery in NYC. Curated by Jasmine Wahi, the exhibition will be on view November 16 – December 14,
Photographs by Marc Yankus are on view in the exhibition “Your Very Own Paradise” at Oakland University Art Gallery. Curated by Dick Goody, the exhibition will be on view September 7 – November 24, 2019. In an era of crisis and dissimulation, this exhibition presents a conduit to inspire the
©Lori Nix/Kathleen Gerber, “Control Room,” 2010, Archival pigment print. Four photographs by Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber are on view in the curated section of the inaugural Rust Belt Biennial at Sordoni Art Gallery at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The biennial is on view August 27 – October 5,