Fahey/Klein Gallery

Fahey/Klein Gallery, based in Los Angeles, stands as a celebrated institution devoted to elevating the medium of photography as a form of fine art. Since its founding, the gallery has carved out a space that honors both the historical legacy and the evolving landscape of photographic expression. With a curatorial approach that spans iconic figures and contemporary innovators, Fahey/Klein has consistently presented exhibitions that showcase the breadth and depth of the photographic form.

Over the years, the gallery has exhibited some of the most influential photographers of the 20th and 21st centuries. From Edward Weston and Man Ray to Irving Penn, Herb Ritts, and James Nachtwey, the roster reflects a rich dialogue between artistic vision, cultural commentary, and technical mastery. These exhibitions span genres—from striking portraiture and classic nudes to landscapes, still-life compositions, and powerful reportage.

Fahey/Klein Gallery is not only a hub for exhibitions but also a resource for collectors and institutions worldwide. With a vast inventory of more than 8,000 photographs and a digital archive offering over 10,000 images, the gallery maintains a strong presence in both the primary and secondary art markets. It assists in building and curating significant private and corporate collections, providing expert guidance with a commitment to connoisseurship.

In addition to its Los Angeles programming, Fahey/Klein curates and exports exhibitions to international venues, contributing to the global conversation around photography as art. The gallery’s rotating schedule of dual-artist shows, presented approximately every five weeks, ensures a dynamic and ever-evolving showcase for both established masters and emerging talents.

Rooted in tradition yet forward-looking, Fahey/Klein Gallery continues to be a vital force in promoting photography's place within the broader contemporary art world.