GALLERY ARTISTS

Alan Schaller

*1988, England

Alan Schaller is a London based photographer who specialises in black and white photography. His work is often abstract and incorporates surrealism, geometry, high contrast and the realities and diversities of human life. Publications who have featured his work include The Guardian, The New York Times T Magazine, The Washington Post, The Financial Times, South China Morning Post, Time Out and The more

Alex Webb

*Mai 5, 1952, San Francisco, USA

Alex Webb became interested in photography during his high school years and attended the Apeiron Workshops in Millerton, New York, in 1972. He majored in history and literature at Harvard University, at the same time studying photography at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts. In 1974 he began working as a professional photojournalist and he joined Magnum Photos as an associate member in more

Bruno Barbey

*1941, Morocco

Bruno Barbey, born in Morocco, has dual nationality, French and Swiss. He studied photography and graphic arts at the École des Arts et Métiers in Vevey, Switzerland. In 1961-1964 he photographed the Italians, perceiving them as protagonists of a 'theatrical world', with the aim of capturing the spirit of a nation. Bruno Barbey began his relationship with Magnum Photos in 1964. He more

Craig Semetko

*1961, Detroit, USA

Craig Semetko is an American photographer focusing on authentic human experience. Born and raised near Detroit, Michigan, Semetko became a professional comedy writer and performer after college and years later discovered photography as another means of storytelling. His comedic background has given him a highly developed sense of the absurd and ironic, resulting in a strong theme of humor more

Dieter Blum

*January 6, 1936, Eßlingen, Germany

Dieter has been working as a freelance photographer in culture and reportage since 1964, among others for magazines such as Der Spiegel, Stern, Time and Vanity Fair. He lives and works in Düsseldorf.At the beginning of the 80s he photographed the Berliner Philharmoniker under conductor Herbert von Karajan. Since then, he has devoted a great deal of his work to music, dance and art. In more

Edward Quinn

*February 20, 1920, Dublin, Ireland | †January 30, 1997, Altendorf, Switzerland

Edward Quinn, who grew up in Ireland, practiced in various professions after school. Neither the partial monotonous work as a metal worker, nor the creative musician seemed to please him. He worked as a radionavigator for airlines before he discovered his heart for photography in the 1950s.In the Irish Independent, he published his first photo in 1950 showing an Irish horse winning a horse race in more

Elliott Erwitt

*July 26, 1928, Paris, France

As a child of Russian immigrants, Elliott Erwitt spent his childhood in Milan until the family returned to Paris for a short time and emigrated to the USA in 1939.Erwitt worked for a long time in a photo lab, before he started shooting and experimenting at Los Angeles City College. It was not long before the young teenager moved to New York in 1948. There he met Edward Steichen, Robert Capa and more

Emanuele Scorcelletti

*December 27, 1964, Luxemburg

Born in Luxembourg in 1964, Emanuele Scorcelletti, with Italian roots, lives in Paris today. At the age of 6, he got his first camera by his mother and discovered his passion for photography. He studied at the National Institute of Photography and Cinematography in Brussels. Between 1989 and 2009 he had a contract with the agency "Gamma" in Paris and still works as a freelance more

Enrique Badulescu

*1961 Mexico-City, Mexico

Enrique Badulescu is born in Mexico City as the son of a photographer. After his graduation he began to study photography and chose the city of Munich as a suitable place. The success is not long in coming. Amongst the international clients of the photographer are the Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, The Face, Marie Claire, Glamour and many other fashion magazines.Cover and editorial shoots are also more

Farrokh Chothia

*India

With the aim to define beauty, Farrokh Chothia has probably posed a life task. Because what is perceived as beautiful or attractive, is not only dependent on the respective culture, but also changes rapidly. What is still hot today can be literally yesterday.However, Chothia's work seems to remove the vibrancy of a lotus blossom, and so his classical interpretation of grace and aesthetics is the more