CLAMP is pleased to announce “The Ramble,” an exhibition of photographs by Arthur Tress, presenting a previously unseen body of work documenting a New York City clandestine queer space in the late 1960s. Toward the end of 1968, at the age of twenty-eight, Tress began bringing his Hasselblad camera to the Ramble, an overgrown, derelict […]
CLAMP is pleased to present “As My Eyes Open and You Disappear,” Robert Calafiore’s second solo show with the gallery. This exhibition brings together Calafiore’s newest nude studies, conceived as staged, theatrical tableaux. Drawing on art historical precedents, from Greek and Roman statuary to odalisques, as well as the expressive positioning of George Platt Lynes […]
CLAMP is pleased to announce “Frank Diernhammer | Hollywood Nudes, 1950s – 1970s,” curated by Travis Hutchison. The exhibition is the first public display of the artist’s extensive archive. Hidden away for nearly fifty years, the collection of vintage photographs, negatives, slides, and 8-mm films was only discovered upon the artist’s death in 2019 at […]
CLAMP is pleased to present “Jonah Samson | You Do Not Know How Longingly I Look Upon You,” an exhibition of recent works by the Canadian artist—his first solo exhibition at CLAMP. “You Do Not Know How Longingly I Look Upon You” comes from a line from Walt Whitman’s poem “To A Stranger,” first […]
CLAMP presents “James Bidgood | Dreamlands,” an exhibition of photographs marking the launch of the monograph of the same title from Salzgeber, in addition to recent screenings of the artist’s cult classic film, “Pink Narcissus,” at theaters across the United States and Europe. The book combines iconic motifs from the artist’s oeuvre with many previously […]
"CLAMP is pleased to present “West,” an exhibition of recent photographs and videos by Zack Seckler, continuing his signature aerial perspective, transforming vast landscapes into painterly compositions where land, water, and sky dissolve into near-abstractions. Seckler’s ability to distill the essence of immense terrains into fluid, almost dreamlike visuals, challenges traditional representations of the American […]
"CLAMP is honored to present Flowers Drink the River, a solo exhibition by Pia Paulina Guilmoth—her first with the gallery. In this deeply personal body of work, Guilmoth documents the first two years of her gender transition while living in a rural, predominantly right-wing town in Maine. Her large-format photographs reflect both beauty and terror […]
