PhotographyExhibitions

Philip-Lorca diCorcia is featured at David Zwirner, the gallery’s first time at AIPAD. Known for switching from pure documentary style to theatrics, the innovative photograph presented here is one…

Vintage black-and-white photographs have pride of place at the Scott Nichols Gallery of San Francisco: Ansel Adams’ famous birch trees, a beautiful portrait of Truman Capote by Irving Penn, a…

The main wall of Atlanta’s Jackson Fine Art Gallery’s AIPAD booth is a testament to the fashion world. The Greg Lotus projects shot mainly for Italian Vogue are irresistible, as…

This London-based gallery is offering a historic walk through France with pictures of Churches and Cathedrals taken during the early days of photography. This pictures of gothic architecture dating…

As if often the case with the Kasher Gallery, the human is the center of attention. Accra Shepp’s visual journal, containing black-and-white portraits of the indignant protesters of Occupy Wall…

This is an annual trip back to his origins for Lee Marks who left New York in the 1980’s to settle near Indianapolis. Lucky stand visitors will be able…

The Yancey Richardson Gallery invites this year’s viewers to be enthralled by flowers, vibrant and faded, blooming and decayed, always in their vase except for those that decided to escape.…

The Parker Stephenson Gallery, established in 2009 on New York’s Upper East Side, has a penchant for old black-and-white prints, but is most remarkable for its exhibitions reviving the reputations…

The Robert Klein Gallery arrives from Boston with an impressive roster. Among the photographs on display at their AIPAD booth this years are classics by Irving Penn, Francesca Woodman, Berenice…

After having presented this month the documentary work of Michal Ronnen Salfie, the Andrea Meislin Gallery is taking the risk of exposing 11 Israeli photographers at AIPAD. In addition…