Gitterman Gallery

Gitterman Gallery, with more than three decades of expertise, has established itself as a leading space dedicated entirely to the art of photography. Located in New York, the gallery specializes in photographic and photo-based works, presenting a carefully curated vision that spans the entire history of the medium. From rare 19th-century prints to bold contemporary explorations, Gitterman Gallery’s photography collection exemplifies both depth and breadth, offering visitors and collectors a unique opportunity to engage with photography as an evolving art form.

At the heart of the gallery’s program is its commitment to representing artists, estates, and private collections. This dual focus allows Gitterman Gallery not only to showcase new creative voices but also to preserve and highlight the legacies of important figures in the history of photography. Its inventory reflects a wide spectrum of styles and approaches: early photographic pioneers who defined the medium’s possibilities, modernists who experimented with form and abstraction, and contemporary photographers who challenge visual conventions through hybrid and conceptual practices.

The photography collection at Gitterman Gallery is distinguished by its balance between historical importance and contemporary relevance. Visitors might encounter a 19th-century print that speaks to the origins of the photographic process alongside a striking modern or postmodern work that redefines how images communicate meaning in today’s world. This juxtaposition reflects the gallery’s belief that photography’s power lies in both its continuity and its capacity for reinvention.

Through exhibitions, private sales, and participation in art fairs, Gitterman Gallery provides access to exceptional photographic works for seasoned collectors and new enthusiasts alike. By maintaining an unwavering focus on photography across centuries, the gallery has become a vital resource for those who wish to understand the medium’s past, appreciate its present, and anticipate its future directions.