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We’re excited to be bringing work from a baker’s dozen of our many talented photo-eye represented artists!
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Here are a few highlights:
Nick Brandt
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| This Empty World, Photographs by Nick Brandt, Thames & Hudson, London, United Kingdom, 2019. In English. 120 pp., 70 color illustrations, 15x13". |
Brandt recently released a new body of work, including a book, entitled, This Empty World
with which he intends to raise awareness of how the often thoughtless construction of our modern world is so deeply impacting the biological structure and foundation of our dying world. photo-eye is honored to represent such a talented photographer and inspiring humanitarian.
Brandt’s passion for highlighting the destruction of the natural world translates to a deeply emotional experience and one that he wields toward the furtherance of environmental awareness. In 2010 Brandt Co-founded Big Life Foundation with one of the most respected conservationists in East Africa, Richard Bonham. Now, eight years later, Big Life protects 1.6 million acres with more than 200 rangers in 36 permanent and mobile outposts. With the aid of multiple patrol vehicles, tracker dogs, night vision equipment and aerial monitoring, this new level of coordinated protection for the ecosystem has brought about a dramatic reduction in poaching of ALL animals in the region, with numerous arrests of some of the worst, most prolific poachers.
photo-eye is pleased to offer a special print edition to accompany the release of the book This Empty World. Two Limited Editions of 50 copies each, with your choice of one 12 × 14-inch print (see below).
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| Limited Edition [A]: Construction Trench with Young Elephant & Workers, 12 × 14 inches. Edition of 50 copies. Starting at $950. |
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| Limited Edition [B]: Construction Trench with Jackal, 12 × 14 inches. Edition of 50 copies. Starting at $950 |
Tom Chambers
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| Tom Chambers, Hide Your Eyes, 2018, Archival Pigment Print, 22x13" Image, Edition of 20, $950 |
Tom Chambers is a creative genius in the photomontage realm of photography. Our current gallery exhibit features over two decades of Chambers’work in magic realism. In his new series, Tales of Heroines Chambers pays homage to strong young women and begins a conversation with us eye to eye.
» Read the full interview with Tom about Tales of Heroines
Mitch Dobrowner
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| Mitch Dobrowner, Fly Geyser, Location: Black Rock Desert, Nevada, 2018, Archival Pigment Ink, 20x30" Image, Edition of 25, $2500 |
To read more about Mitch, his process and his thoughts on life please check out this interview –
New Release: Mitch Dobrowner – Fly Geyser
Jo Whaley
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| Jo Whaley, Clematis, 2018, Archival Pigment Print, 24x19" Image, Edition of 25, $2000 |
Jo Whaley’s work is also on display in our Santa Fe gallery location and is being honorably featured in the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum as well. We’re excited to be bringing a few of Whaley’s most popular prints with us to LA. Whaley is known for her theatrical display of the disconnect we have as a culture with nature.
» Read our Inspiring Interview with Jo Whaley
Reuben Wu
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| Reuben Wu, LN 0309, Archival Pigment Print, 15x20" Image, Edition of 10, $950 |
Reuben Wu is our newest photo-eye represented artist. Wu, a British born child of the 1970s, is making his photographic debut at PhotoLA with two portfolios of work: Lux Noctis and Aeroglyphs. In addition to his recent success as a photographer, Wu is also a violinist, keyboardist, DJ and music producer for the popular electronic band Ladytron. With over 138K followers on Instagram, and his remarkable, otherworldly shots of drone-lit landscapes, Wu is well on his way to worldwide success.
» Check out photo-eye Gallery Director Anne Kelly’s interview with Wu
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All prices listed were current at the time this post was published.
Prices will increase as the print editions sell.
For more information, and to purchase prints, please contact Gallery Staff at
505-988-5152 x202 or gallery@photoeye.com