PHOTO LONDON - ART FAIR

May 14 -17th, 2026

National Hall, Olympia, London

We are pleased to announce a joint presentation with Parisian gallery In Camera, of Jane Evelyn Atwood’s photographs from an incredible - and continuing - 50 year career. Both vintage and modern prints will be shown. Highlights include her self-portrait with snake, the women in prison series (for which she has been shortlisted for the 2026 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize), and ‘Rue des Lombards’ on Parisian prostitutes, most especially, Blondine.

The photography show, Presented by Aipad

April 23 -26th, 2026

Park Avenue Armory, New York, NY (Booth F7)

We are pleased to be back at the Park Avenue Armory to present a solo booth with two installations - the first is of fifty vintage photographs of the exterior of abandoned multi-story buildings from Mortenson’s South Bronx series (1982-1984). The second, from the same project, are large vintage and early prints of the stunning interiors he made presented on a black wall.  Together these architectural portraits from the 80s create a typology of a pivotal time and place in American history. The installations were created by the artist for this event.

EXHIBITION: WITHO WORMS: TURM UND TAXIS

April 11 - May 9, 2026

Kunstruimte Block C, Groningen, NL

This brand new series by Dutch photographer Witho Worms mixes form, energy, power plants and the Greek alphabet.

exhibition: the deutsche börse photography foundation prize

March 6 - June 6, 2026

The Photographers’ Gallery, London

People often ask how I could pursue such a "sad" subject for so long. Curiosity was the initial spur. Surprise, shock, and bewilderment gradually took over. Rage propelled me along to the end.

I learned something new in every prison I visited, and it was only by working in forty different places that I was able to piece together a picture that can be called representative of the world of incarcerated women.

Atwood’s ground-breaking, decade-long project, visiting jails and penitentiaries in the United States, France, Russia, Eastern Europe, and India sheds light on the incarcerated women and tells their stories. A long out-of-print book from the series, Too Much Time / Trop de Peine from 2000, has now been republished by le bec en l’air (2025) as an important expanded and bi-lingual volume.