Past
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Her First Meteorite, Volume II
December 12, 2015 – February 13, 2016 ROSEGALLERY is pleased to present the second installment of Her First Meteorite. A selection of process based photographs that feature the work of seven artists: Dirk Braeckman, James Gallagher, Melinda Gibson, Ken Graves, Yoko Kanayama, Summer Mann Sebastian Riemer, accompanied by a selection of Civil War tintypes. The exhibition will be on view from 12 December 2015 through 13 February 2016. Read more -
Her First Meteorite
September 26 – November 28, 2015 ROSEGALLERY is pleased to present Her First Meteorite, a selection of unique photographic collages by Carolle Benitah, James Gallagher, Melinda Gibson, Ken Graves, Stéphanie Solinas, Annegret Soltau, and Grete Stern. The mixed media collages will be on view from 12 September through 28 November 2015. Read more -
John Chiara: Mississippi
June 13 – September 18, 2015 There are worlds within worlds in Coahoma County , writes artist John Chiara. It is a place with a strong oral tradition where the locals have a deep historical and cultural knowledge of the region. It is the birthplace of the Delta Blues. It is a landscape enlivened by a... Read more -
Elger Esser: New Works
March 14 – May 30, 2015 Known for his highly formalized and uniquely rendered landscape photographs, this work from German artist Elger Esser’s draws inspiration from mythology and romantic lore. Like much of the artist’s previous work including the acclaimed series Ansichten and Vedutas and Landscapes , the images from Ninfa and Nereide radiate with a... Read more -
Ken Kitano: Now, Here and Beyond
January 17 – March 7, 2015 In 2013, Japanese artist Ken Kitano spent one year working in the United States with the support of the National Agency for Cultural Affairs in Japan. Inspired by the rich history and practice of West Coast landscape photography, the artist settled in Los Angeles and created a new body of... Read more -
Rien Que Pour Vos Yeux: For Your Eyes Only
December 13, 2014 – January 10, 2015 Collages, paintings, sculpture and works on paper that are both intimate in subject and scale and perfect for the holidays were on view from 13 December 2014 through 10 January 2015. Read more
