Klompching Gallery

Klompching Gallery, founded in 2007, is a celebrated contemporary art space that has carved out a distinct identity in the world of photo-based visual art. With a focus on innovative and thought-provoking photographic work, the gallery has built a reputation for showcasing artists whose creative visions challenge and expand the medium. Representing an international roster, the gallery’s artists are widely recognized, with works housed in major museum collections and prestigious private holdings across the globe.

For over 17 years, Klompching Gallery was a cornerstone of the DUMBO arts scene in Brooklyn, known for its curated exhibitions that reflected both aesthetic sophistication and conceptual depth. During this time, it became the longest-standing commercial gallery in the neighborhood. Alongside its in-gallery programming, Klompching gained visibility through its participation in major art fairs such as the Affordable Art Fair, the Los Angeles Photography Show, and AIPAD, helping extend its reach beyond New York.

What distinguishes Klompching Gallery is its personalized approach to collecting. The gallery offers tailored advisory services, catering to a broad spectrum of art buyers—from those acquiring their first piece to seasoned collectors and institutions. This thoughtful guidance ensures a meaningful experience for anyone looking to engage with contemporary photography.

In 2024, the gallery transitioned to an appointment-based model, reflecting a shift in how collectors and audiences engage with art. By offering private viewings and client-focused experiences across the U.S. and internationally, Klompching continues to cultivate close relationships with collectors while maintaining the flexibility to participate in art fairs and host curated events and salons.

With a legacy rooted in excellence and a forward-thinking approach to gallery practice, Klompching Gallery remains a significant voice in contemporary photography, committed to connecting audiences with impactful and enduring visual work.