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Daniel Ward Takes Gallery Stock to Thailand
In conjunction with his company Samui Productions, Daniel Ward made his fourth trip to Thailand this year, this time working directly with Gallery Stock art director, Rolf Sjogren. The team, including...
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Event: Alexo Wandael’s ‘Dear America’ Preview Thursday Oct 24
The Soho Gallery for Digital Arts will host a preview of Alexo Wandael’s “Dear America” on Thursday, October 24, from 6 to 9 p.m. As described by the photographer, the project is “the conclusion of a...
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hobo king Lures Mikael Kennedy to the Road
Mikael Kennedy released a book containing 33 Polaroids from his road trips through Vermont, Florida, California, Massachusetts, Ontario, New York, Honduras, New Mexico, and Texas, titled hobo king....
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Lorenzo Vitturi Launches ‘Dalston Anatomy’ Book and Exhibition
In Dalston Anatomy ($65, SPBH Editions and JibiJana), Lorenzo Vitturi chronicles his trips to London’s Ridley Road Market, where he took pictures, as well as created sculptures and collages from...
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Juliane Eirich Documents Post-Fukushima Itoshima in New Exhibit, Book
“Itoshima,” Juliane Eirich’s second solo show opens Friday evening at Galerie f5,6 as part of Munich’s Art Weekend. Eirich visited southern Japan in the summer of 2011, several months following the...
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Diana Scheunemann Debuts ‘Love American Skin’
The Swiss/German photographer explores the multiple facets of American identity in her book and film of the same name. “I was curious,” Scheunemann writes on her website. “New York City, Los Angeles or...
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Inside Emily Nathan’s Tiny Atlas Quarterly
Emily Nathan is redefining travel imagery and reportage with her website – and soon-to-be magazine – Tiny Atlas Quarterly. Launched to show the photographer’s take to prospective clients, Tiny Atlas...
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BBC News Features Liz Hingley’s ‘Ends of the Line in Shanghai’
“The Shanghai Metro comprised just five stops when it opened in 1993 but has expanded rapidly in the past 20 years and is now one of the fastest-growing transit systems in the world,” according to BBC...
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Andrew Moore’s ‘CUBA’ Comes to L.A.
Beginning January 11, the photographer’s images of Cuba will be on display at Couturier Gallery in Los Angeles. Moore first traveled to the island in the late nineties, when the country was “in decay...
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Martin Adolfsson Photographs Traditional Japanese Knife-Making
Martin Adolfsson traveled to Sakai, Japan, to shoot a story on one of the best knife forgers in the world, 86-year-old Keijiru Doi. The Doi family has been knife makers for more than 200 years (“You...
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Steffen Lachmann’s ‘Shadow Over Calcutta’
A selection of the Steffen Lachmann’s images made in Calcutta, India, are now available to be licensed through Gallery Stock’s PhotoVogue collection. Lachmann used his lens to capture the third-most...
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Eric Hatch’s Storytelling Landscapes Available Through Gallery Stock
For the last decade, Eric Hatch has specialized in travel, fine-art, and stock photography, and is the author of the newly released how-to book for advanced amateurs, “Explorations in Photography.” “My...
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Gallery Stock Adds Mike Carreiro
A selection of Mike Carreiro’s work can now be licensed through Gallery Stock. The Long Beach-based photographer’s portfolio includes portraits, interiors, and travel shots taken during his decade-long...
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Cityscape Digital images on Gallery Stock
A selection from Cityscape Digital’s extensive library of high-quality aerial photography can be licensed through Gallery Stock. The company’s film and photography departments “are used to clambering...
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