In 2007, Greene opened the first incarnation of Blue Lotus Gallery in her loft in Fo Tan, Hong Kong
In the gallery
“I think some of the greatest photojournalism contains information that we were never meant to see”
Established in Johannesburg in 2005, Afronova became the first African gallery to show Malian master photographer Malick Sidibé in 2007 and Mozambican photojournalist Ricardo Rangel in 2008
We speak to the archivist at The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in New York about the importance of preserving LGBTQ history
Since its inception in 1979, Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco has been at the forefront of situating photography in the art world. Here, its president reflects on this shift.
Established in Paris in 2018, Galerie Miranda aims to champion artists who are celebrated in their own country, but little known in Europe. Here, its founder shares her story
Established in Cologne in 2011, Galerie Bene Taschen has represented some of the world’s leading image-makers, including Larry Fink, David LaChapelle and Jamel Shabazz
Devoted to the photographic preservation of LGBTQ+ history, the founder of ClampArt has exhibited and represented a broad array of artists for over two decades. Here he shares his story, process, and advice for emerging artists