Past viewing room

Caleb Stein: How to Move a Mountain

Luhz Press Book Launch: 7 January, 2023, 12 PM

How to Move a Mountain is Caleb Stein’s photographic essay of the Carrara marble quarry, a series of intimate portraits of robotic arms and raw marble that offer nuance to today’s debate around artistic authorship and AI and computer-augmented art.

This work makes its debut at ROSEGALLERY in conjunction with the Luhz Press's launch of How to Move a Mountain. In Stein's debut publication, details of the digital schematics that instruct robots to sculpt marble are printed on sheets of tracing paper throughout the book, connection Stein’s photographs with the process his images investigate. Stein's work is also accompanied by an essay by David Campany, which details the history between photography and sculpture and Stein’s place within this lineage.

Ken Graves + Eva Lipman

A Timeless Partnership

4 February - 2 April 2022

Ken Graves and Eva Lipman, partners in both life and photography, began their collective practice after a chance meeting in 1986. Even though they had previously maintained their own personal...

Jonathan Parker

Sewn Paintings

7 January - 4 February 2022

Jonathan Parker uses simple, direct processes in his painterly works. These pieces include elements of drawing, painting, and more provisional approaches like mending and appliqué. The artist works by cutting...

Megan Cotts / Manfred Müller

As shown on GALLERY PLATFORM LA |

10 August - 28 September 2021

ROSEGALLERY is pleased to present a collection of works by Megan Cotts and Manfred Müller, whose work pushes materials to their structural limits as seen on GALLERY PLATFORM LA.