“Bettina von Zwehl: Meditations in an Emergency” opens January 17

Image: Bettina von Zwehl, Meditations in an Emergency #4, 2018. A photograph of a silhouette of a person laying on their back.

Catherine Edelman Gallery is honored to present Meditations in an Emergency, Bettina von Zwehl's latest portrait series inspired by the teenage die-ins that were staged shortly after the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Von Zwehl presents seventeen portraits of New York City teenagers (the result of the first artist-in-residence at the New York Historical Society) in the … Continue reading “Bettina von Zwehl: Meditations in an Emergency” opens January 17

Floriane de Lassée’s series “How much can you carry?” in Paris

Image: Floriane de Lassée, Celia, Bolivia, 2013. A photo of a girl balancing her posessions on her head, which include two barrels and a pillow. She is wearing a white shirt, a green skirt, and braids. She stands in front of a tan wall.

This fall, you will be able to see work from Floriane de Lassée's series "How much can you carry?" on view in Paris as part of les Rencontres Photo du 10e arrondissement from October 14 through November 16, 2019. Her work will be exhibited along the Canal Saint Martin on the grids of the Jardin … Continue reading Floriane de Lassée’s series “How much can you carry?” in Paris

New Work by Clarissa Bonet

Clarissa Bonet has new work available from her City Space series! When discussing this dynamic series, Bonet says: The urban space is striking – its tall and mysterious buildings, crowds of anonymous people, the endless sea of concrete. City Space is an ongoing photographic exploration of the urban environment and my perception of it.  I am … Continue reading New Work by Clarissa Bonet