AUTUMN Exhibition: I <3 NY
New York, New York. The city that stays relevant. From the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge to Sinatra and Mamdani. There was never a time when the city felt insignificant. At the same time, it feels as though there has never been a more relevant time than today for New York. Making the city an enigma of significance. How does one stay on the forefront of innovation and culture for over 100 years? Is it really because the city never sleeps? This show aims to shed more light through the lenses of blue-chip photographers such as Roxanne Lowit, David Drebin, Arthur Elgort, Sante D’Orazio, Albert Watson & Howard Schatz.
The late Roxanne Lowit is a true New York Icon. Back in the day when publishing was purely paper-based, and the internet was practically non-existent, the city had Roxanne Lowit: at Studio 54, at the highest Fashion Shows or at intimate moments the supermodels shared backstage. She was there. Camera ready and all.Today she counts as one of the founders of a more candid snapshot photography which all of us see and practice daily. She did not just capture New York’s inner circles – SHE LIVED THROUGH THEM.
All works are available for purchase.



