Then and Now is a group show dedicated to contemporary painters from the USA, UK, Cuba, Germany and Mexico demonstrating a wide range of painting techniques and sensitivities. Artists exhibited include Ryan Mosley, Rosson Crow and Enrique Martinez Celaya.
Louise Alexander Gallery is proud to announce works of Guy Bourdin acquired by The Getty in 2017 will form part of the Icons of Style exhibition that traces one hundred years of fashion photography highlighting iconic moments and figures in fashion history.
Enrique Martínez Celaya is an artist and author who was also trained as a physicist. His work has been exhibited and collected by major institutions around the world. He is the founder of Whale & Star Press and the author of books in philosophy, poetry, and art, as well as scientific papers.
Folkert de Jong will be exhibited amongst a selection of figurative sculptures curated from the Marc and Livia Straus Collection, in “Death Is Irrelevant” at Hudson Valley MOCA which looks at how artists consider their existence and how they express their present socio-political and personal situation.
Representing the estate, Louise Alexander Gallery for its third participation to Paris Photo will present a group of works will be particularly highlighted, realised in 1987, for the presentation of the first watch by Chanel (“Premiere”).
Exclusively representing the estate, Louise Alexander Gallery for it’s second year of participation to Photo London will present a unique display of Polaroids from the archives of famous French artist Guy Bourdin.
