Showing posts with label Klompching Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Klompching Gallery. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Simon Roberts - We English @ Klompching Gallery

Simon Roberts
Devil's Dyke, South Downs, East Sussex, 2008
C-Type Print, 40” x 50 ”, Edition 1/3

If you haven't seen this show yet, I suggest you do and trusts me it is selling pretty well!
They are some still a few pretty affordable edition prints available!

The 20" x 24" size is only in an edition of 7 (2 AP's), they're c-types. This is a really great opportunity for someone to invest in an artist whom we believe is responsible for a strong, solid body of work and will also prove to be a good investment.

Artworks from the series has already been placed into the Birmingham Central Library photography collection (UK) and several private collections in the US, Canada and the UK. Upcoming group exhibitions include the Washington DC Fotoweek and Parr World at The Baltic (curated by Martin Parr). Additionally, Simon has his first solo museum show at the National Media Museum (Bradford, UK) in March-September 2010.

Simon Roberts
, We English is published by Chris Boot Ltd., forming Roberts’ second monograph.And it is quite a beautiful book another must have!


Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Simon Roberts -WE ENGLISH @ Klompching Gallery 9/10/09

Photo by Simon Roberts
Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station, Nottinghamshire, 2008
C-Type Print, 40” x 50 ”, Edition 1/3

Here is another good show opening September the 10th in DUMBO, Brooklyn NY. Add this one to your map and calendar. There is a talk and book signing the next day, September 11 in case you can be at the opening night.
Don't miss it!

KLOMPCHING GALLERY is delighted to open the 2009—2010 gallery season with the eagerly awaited exhibition of We English, by the British artist Simon Roberts. There will be an opening reception with the artist on Thursday, 10th September, 6pm—8:30pm, 2009.

Following on from the critically acclaimed Motherland series, that formed the inaugural exhibition at Klompching Gallery in October 2007, Roberts’s We English is a visually stunning tableaux of large format photographs that explore identity, attachment to home and the relationship between people and the land.

“In 2005, I spent a year traveling across Russia to produce Motherland, a book exploring the Russians' attachment to their homeland. This attachment to place was somewhat mysterious—simultaneously profound and banal—and it led me to think about my own sense of belonging and memory, identity and place. We English became another journey, not quite as epic as that across Russia, but involving a 1993 Talbot Express Swift Capri motorhome, my pregnant wife, our two-year-old daughter and a 5x4 large-format camera.”—Simon Roberts.

Informed by his predecessors Tony Ray-Jones, John Davies and Martin Parr, as well as the tradition of 16th-century Dutch and Flemish landscape painting, Simon Roberts’ new body of work is an unashamedly lyrical vision of the ways in which people congregate and interact with the landscape, through the common purpose of leisure. Through his images of the English at play, we witness sunbathers lounging in Gloucestershire, hillwalkers miniaturized by the grand hills of the Wasdale Valley, the somewhat curious Mad Maldon Mud Race in Essex and the sparse quietness of surfers on the waters off the Salcombe Sands in Devon. We English is an insightful and determined series of photographs, two years in the making, and that forms Roberts’ second significant body of work exploring notions of nationhood.

Simon Roberts has been published and exhibited widely, with his photographs represented in public and private collections, including the Deutsche Börse Art Collection and the Wilson Centre for Photography (UK), amongst others. He is the recipient of several notable awards, including a PDN’s 30 (2004) and the Royal Photographic Society Vic Odden Award (2007) for achievement in the art of photography by a British photographer under 35.

We English is published by Chris Boot Ltd., forming Roberts’ second monograph. Simon Roberts will give an artist talk about We English, together with a book signing, on Friday 11th September, 6:30pm at the KLOMPCHING GALLERY.

Upcoming exhibitions of We English include Simon Roberts’ first solo museum exhibition at the National Media Museum (UK), March—September 2010.

For further information including interview requests, press images and prices, please contact Debra Klomp Ching.
KLOMPCHING GALLERY

www.klompching.com | info@klompching.com | +1 212 796 2070
111 Front Street, Suite 206 | Brooklyn NY 11201

Sunday, May 10, 2009

One of my picks from the Affordable Art Fair

Sarah Lynch
Untitled No. 1
(2003)
Giclée Print on Cotton Rag Paper
Signed, Numbered & Titled Verso
20" x 24" Edition of 7, 1 AP From $800
27" x 33" Edition of 7, 1 AP
From $1,600
36" x 44 " Edition of 5, 1 AP
From $3,000























The images from Sara Lynch "Suspended Realities" series  are quite delicate and have such sophisticated elegance.I was able to take a look at the whole series and they were one of my favorites of the Affordable Art Fair.

If you happen to visit the NY Photo Festival 2009 in DUMBO, Brooklyn NY May - 13-17, I highly recommend to visit the Klompching Gallery 111 Front Street, Suite 206 and see it for yourself! 



















Sarah Lynch
Paper & Wire Diptych (Wire)
(2005)

Giclée Print on Cotton Rag Paper
Signed, Numbered & Titled Verso

20" x 24" Edition of 7, 1 AP
From $800
27" x 33" Edition of 7, 1 AP
From $1,600

36" x 44 " Edition of 5, 1 AP
From $3,000


Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Affordable Art Fair

Photo-Cornelia Hediger
03.06.08 Set 1 (2008)

Chromogenic Print
Signed, Titled & Numbered Verso
20” x 24”

Edition of 15, 2 AP's
From $2,000
Klompching Gallery



ARTmostfierce will be @ the private preview of the Affordable Art Fair tonight. The AAF was quite good last year and I imagine this year with the current economic climate, will be one of the best destinations to find affordable art. With the current rainy weather, this might be one of the best indoor venues this weekend.

 Check it out! 

If you see me say hello and if you do not know what to buy, feel free to ask me. I will be more than happy to provide advice.Making people buy makes me feel like, I am buying myself!

From Aperture Foundation making its debut to the Klompching Gallerythe AAF will provide a great range of galleries with selection of artworks and pricing.

The Affordable Art Fair 2009

is pleased to announce

New Dates + New Location

May 7 - 10th at 7 West New York


AAF NYC is the place for new and established collectors to discover and buy paintings, drawings, sculptures, video, photography and limited edition prints from distinguished galleries, all priced from $100 - $10,000. This year the Fair will host more than 60 galleries from the US, Europe, Asia, Canada and South America. AAF 2009 will debut at its new home at 7 West 34th Street this May.

http://www.aafnyc.com