Since its installation in 1996 in an artist studio located in Montparnasse, the Esther Woerdehoff gallery has made a name for itself in the world of photography and is now a key place in the Paris art scene. It gives an important place to contemporary photography but also keeps works from classic photographers such as Erwin Blumenfeld, Diane Arbus, René Burri or Mario Cravo Neto. The gallery keeps on attracting new artists and collectors and joins forces several times a year with partners in the field of photography for exhibitions or publications (PHPA Award / Hôtels Paris Rive Gauche, Niépce Award / Gens d’images). It also helps museums and cultural institutions on a regular basis with the conception of exhibitions in France and in Europe.
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