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Andrew Smith Gallery
Andrew Smith Gallery
Tucson - 439 N. 6th Ave. Suite 179 - NM 85705
Founded in 1981, Andrew Smith Gallery has established itself as one of the foremost American galleries devoted to fine art photography. Originally based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and later relocating to Tucson, Arizona, the gallery has played a pivotal role in presenting both historic and contemporary photographic works to collectors, institutions, and the public. Its long-standing commitment to the medium has shaped its reputation as a trusted destination for those seeking museum-quality photographs that define and expand the history of the art form.

The photography collection at Andrew Smith Gallery is distinguished by its breadth and depth. It includes masterworks from the nineteenth century, such as early landscapes and portraits that trace the origins of photography, alongside iconic twentieth-century figures like Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, and Dorothea Lange. The gallery is particularly recognized for its strong representation of American photography of the West, capturing both the grandeur of the landscape and the cultural narratives that have unfolded within it. These works are presented with an eye toward preserving the legacy of the medium while inviting new audiences to engage with its evolving language.

Equally significant is the gallery’s support of contemporary photographers who are redefining visual storytelling today. By presenting artists who use innovative techniques and conceptual approaches, Andrew Smith Gallery ensures that photography is understood not only as a historical document but as a living, changing art form. This commitment makes its exhibitions especially dynamic, bridging the past and the present in meaningful ways.

Andrew Smith Gallery works closely with museums, corporate collections, and private collectors, helping to place important works in institutions around the world. Through its exhibitions, advisory services, and carefully curated collection, the gallery remains an influential voice in the international photography market and a cornerstone of the photographic arts in the Southwest.

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