Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky was named #2 on The Independent's 2025 Climate 100 List for his impactful photographic work highlighting humanity's environmental impact. This list honors environmental leaders whose work provides critical insights into the climate crisis. Burtynsky's placement underscores the power of visual art in communicating complex environmental messages.

The AIPAD Photography Show 2024
April 25 – 28  | The Park Avenue Armory, NYC | Booth C04

Featuring work by:

Ljubodrag Andric • Édouard Baldus • Matt Black • Zana Briski • Edward Burtynsky • Tamas Dezsö • František Drtikol • Josef Koudelka • Jacques-Henri Lartigue • Gustave Le Gray • Charles Marville • Irving Penn • Josef Sudek • Julian Vannerson • Charles Leander Weed • Nancy Wilson-Pajic • Michael Wolf

The Robert Koch Gallery's 2019-2020 season celebrates our 40 year anniversary with exhibitions that reflect the breadth of work the gallery has exhibited and acquired during the gallery's history. Our fall exhibition New Bauhaus in America commemorates the 100 year anniversary of the founding of the original Bauhaus school in Germany and is an example of our commitment to the avant-garde which emanated out of Europe. Italian futurism, the inceptive avant-garde movement included work by the Bragaglia brothers. The gallery currently has two exceptionally rare and significant Bragaglia photographs from 1911 and 1913 on loan to SFMOMA for their exhibition, Don't! Photography and the Art of Mistakes.

In the first half of the 20th century, Hungarian artists living in their country and as expats abroad redefined what photography and images could do. László Moholy-Nagy, arguably the best known of the group, produced striking photograms, a term that he coined. The last-known photogram by the influential Bauhaus instructor, made in 1946, is on view here (and on offer for $75,000). It's a gorgeous, supremely modern work that seems to foretell complex grayscale experiments by contemporary artists like Avery K. Singer.