KLOMPCHING GALLERY | DUMBO: ONE UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPHS

Photograph © Matthew-Robert Hughes

Photograph © Ken Rosenthal

Photograph © Diane Meyer 

Photograph © Robert Calafiore

Photograph © Carole P. Kunstadt

Photograph © Max Kellenberger

Robert Calafiore • Matthew-Robert Hughes • Max Kellenberger
Carole P. Kunstadt • Diane Meyer • Ken Rosenthal

Opening Reception: January 8, 6pm–8pm

ONE | UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPHS

January 7-February 14, 2015

KLOMPCHING GALLERY

111 Front Street, Brooklyn

FRESH: Curated by Wm Hunt and Darren Ching

FRESH: KLOMPCHING Gallery. Curators: Wm Hunt + Darren Ching

FRESH: KLOMPCHING Gallery

Curated by W.M. Hunt + Darren Ching

New Yorkers braved the 100+ degree heat wave to see this very fine show co-curated by distinguished collector/curator W.m. Hunt and Klompching Gallery owner Darren Ching. The work of five upcoming photographers is presented at KLOMPCHING Gallery, 111 Front Street in Brooklyn's Dumbo Art district to August 10.  Read more here and my W.m. Hunt Interview here

KLOMPCHING GALLERY: Annual Summer Show Curated by W.M. Hunt + Darren Ching

 Mountain IV, 2012 from the Mountain series ©Peter Croteau
Pigment Print, 46" x 36" image on 50" x 40" sheet
Edition of 5, from $4,850 ($4,000 unframed)
www.petercroteau.com

Blue Organza, 2012 from the Fabrication series ©Maxine Helfman

Pigment Print, 17" x 25" image on 24" x 36" sheet
Edition of 12, from $2,400 ($1,800 unframed)
www.maxinehelfman.com

FRESH 2013: ANNUAL SUMMER SHOW

July 18 - August 10

The FRESH exhibition is curated, from an international open call for submissions, by the esteemed collector/curator, W.M. Hunt and Klompching Gallery owner, Darren Ching. Five photographers were then selected from the 300+ submissions.

"This is an opportunity for the gallery to present work by upcoming photographers, who we would not normally have the opportunity to work with. It's also an excellent platform upon which to alert collectors to five new voices in photography and invest in their photographic artworks–through acquisitions–early in their careers. With this in mind the exhibition has been carefully curated, with each of the photographers well represented, through having several photographs from one body of work included in the exhibition."(KLOMPCHING)

KLOMPCHING GALLERY

111 Front Street, Suite 206  |  Brooklyn  NY 11201

Artists Reception: July 18th, 6pm–8pm

An Interview With W.M. Hunt

KEN ROSENTHAL: Photographs 2001-2009 at KLOMPCHING in DUMBO

Seen and Not Seen #1311-3 (2001)
Photograph ©Ken Rosenthal
Image: Courtesy Klompching Gallery

Seen and Not Seen #001-A-1 (2001)
Photograph ©Ken Rosenthal
Image: Courtesy Klompching Gallery

Ken Rosenthal (b. 1964) is an American artist living and workingin Tucson, Arizona. Since 2001, his subject has been an over-arching study of time, collective memory, fiction and cultural iconography; as seen through a somewhat brooding re-interpretation of historic negatives and photographs—specifically imagery from his own family album. He presents exceptionally crafted photographs—bleached, split-toned and blurred—that bring together a range of associations that seem at once shared yet highly personal, unknowable yet familiar. Like memory, his photographs are ethereal and ambiguous.–Klompching Gallery

March 9 – April 20, 2012
Artist Reception March 8 6–8PM
KLOMPCHING GALLERY
111 Front Street | Brooklyn NY 11201

VOJTECH V. SLAMA: Wolf's Honey

TV Show (2004)
Photograph ©Vojtěch V. Sláma
Image: Courtesy Klompching Gallery

Bodies (2002)

Photograph ©Vojtěch V. Sláma
Image: Courtesy Klompching Gallery

Vojtech V. Sláma (b. 1974) lives and works in the Czech Republic. His photographs have been exhibited in numerous venues across the United States, Europe and Asia. In Wolf’s Honey, Vojtech V. Sláma offers a wonderful glimpse of his world—days spent with friends, observations of his artist peers, visits to places and events, glances of strangers, still life and figurative studies—all personal vignettes inherently connected to the tradition of Czech photography. Together they reveal Sláma’s fascination with the beauty of ordinary life and moments that he snatches without fanfare and yet with such poetic force. Stunningly rendered by the artist into Silver Bromide prints, the photographs are quiet, melancholic and at times—timeless.–Klompching Gallery

March 9 – April 20, 2012
Artist Reception March 8 6–8PM

KLOMPCHING GALLERY
111 Front Street, Suite 206 | Brooklyn, NY 11201

KLOMPCHING: Splash II

Bundle (2010)
Photograph (c) Cara Barer

International District, Seattle (2003)
Photograph (c) Doug Keyes

Beyond The View No. 5 (2009)
Photograph (c) Helen Sear

Attentional Landscapes No. 11 (2007-2008)
Photograph (c) Odette England

SPLASH II Group Exhibition
Opening Jan 6 - Feb 26

Sarah Lynch, Doug Keyes, Phillip Toledano, Helen Sear, Odette England, Cornelia Hediger, Cara Barer. Also showing Lisa M. Robinson's Snowbound.

KLOMPCHING GALLERY

111 Front Street, Suite 206 | DUMBO Brooklyn

STEPHEN MALLON: The Next Stop Atlantic

Photograph (c) Stephen Mallon/All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Stephen Mallon/All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Stephen Mallon/All Rights Reserved

The Next Stop Atlantic
Photographs by Stephen Mallon
september 10-october 10th!

The NYC Transit authority joined the artificial reef building program off the East Coast of the US sending stripped and decontaminated subway cars off on barges to be dropped into the Ocean in order to build refuge for many species of fish and crustaceans which would colonize the structures. Stephen Mallon traces the progress of the train cars on their last voyage. Front Room Gallery