ON DISPLAY: A Man and His Horse by Lieke Zweekhorst
Oct
12
to 30 Nov

ON DISPLAY: A Man and His Horse by Lieke Zweekhorst

Evening Serenity by Lieke Zweekhorst

 

Elliott Gallery is excited to present:

A Man and His Horse by Lieke Zweekhorst

A Man and His Horse was inspired by a spontaneous encounter on the Gambian coast, where Lieke observed a man named Roony swimming in the sea with his horse, Marischa. Struck by their unique bond, she initiated a conversation with Roony and learned about their daily lives, where they share a deep relationship based on trust and mutual respect. This poetic series captures the essence of their connection, inviting viewers to focus on the intimate relationship between the two beings without the distraction of their socioeconomic conditions.

Familiar Touch by Lieke Zweekhorst

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John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins: A Revolution Tale by The King of the Underground
Oct
19
to 25 Jan

John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins: A Revolution Tale by The King of the Underground

Lone Marcher, in Windsor Great after the CND March from Aldermaston to Trafalgar Square, London, 1963 by John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins

 

Elliott Gallery is excited to present:

John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins

A Revolution Tale by the King of the Underground

A retrospective exhibition of the legendary counterculture figure of London in the 1960s. For the first time, we are excited to showcase vintage and signed prints by Hoppy, made available exclusively at Elliott Gallery.

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Ballade by Michelle Sank
Feb
8
to 12 Apr

Ballade by Michelle Sank

Zenande, Sinawe, Zinathi, Buhle and Saneliswe, Sea Point Pavilion, Cape Town by Michelle Sank

 

Elliott Gallery is excited to present:

Ballade by Michelle Sank

“Ballade is a poetic homage to my birthplace, Cape Town. My strongest memories are of the Sea Point Promenade in Cape Town and its accompanying Pavilion swimming pool where I frequented the long walkway and its bordering vast grass areas through all of my formative years. I was born there, and my recall is one of tableaus transpiring through play, encounters and festivities. The pool, the walkway, the beaches and the green areas continue to serve as stage sets within which diverse performances unfolded.” -- M. Sank

Maisie and RJ, Sea Point Pavilion, Cape Town by Michelle Sank

On view from January to March 2025. More information to follow soon.

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Alfred Wertheimer and André de Dienes
Apr
26
to 16 Aug

Alfred Wertheimer and André de Dienes

Elvis Reading His Fan Mail, Warwick Hotel, New York, New York, March 17, 1956 by Alfred Wertheimer

 

Elliott Gallery is proud to present the work of:

Alfred Wertheimer and André de Dienes

A collaboration with MUUS Collection.

Marilyn Monroe, 1946 by André de Dienes

On view from April to August 2025. More information to follow soon.

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Indifferent West by Daniel Mirer
Sep
7
to 14 Dec

Indifferent West by Daniel Mirer

Calico Real Estate, Stagecoach, Nevada, 2017 by Daniel Mirer

 

Elliott Gallery is excited to present:

Indifferent West by Daniel Mirer

The kitsch, romantic views of the American Frontier. Wide-open spaces, idyllic scenery and sparsely-populated wilderness that makes up the bulk of the region. 

Sexy Nude Ladies, Arizona, 2017 by Daniel Mirer

The exhibition will be on view from September to December 2025. More information to follow.

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Jun
26
to 25 Sep

ON DISPLAY: Burnthouse Lane by Michelle Sank

 

Elliott Gallery is excited to present our forthcoming display and book launch:

Burnt House Lane by Michelle Sank

A documentation of the close- knit community, urban and rural landscapes of Burnt House Lane, an historic housing area near Exeter, UK.

Burnt House Lane by Michelle Sank. Published by Dewi Lewis Publishing.

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ON DISPLAY: Framing the Beat by David Corio
Apr
1
to 15 Jun

ON DISPLAY: Framing the Beat by David Corio

De La Soul, The Apollo Theatre, Harlem, 1993 by David Corio

 

Elliott Gallery is excited to present:

Framing the Beat by David Corio

A selection of our favourites from David Corio’s retrospective exhibition held at Elliott Gallery in 2023.

Siouxsie Sioux of Siouxsie & The Banshees, Woolwich, London, UK, 1981 by David Corio

On display in the Elliott Gallery’s library until June 2024.

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Framing the Beat by David Corio
Oct
6
to 6 Jan

Framing the Beat by David Corio

Public Enemy, Hyde Park, London, England (November 2, 1987) by David Corio

 

"Making portraits of people you are in awe of, people like Anthony Burgess and James Brown, Robert Altman... There was something, like an energy from doing that sort of work."

– David Corio

Nina Simone, Ronnie Scott's, London, UK, 1984 by David Corio

Elliott Gallery is thrilled to host ‘Framing the Beat’, a retrospective exhibition of Music Photography by David Corio, opening in October 2023.

From Hip-Hop to Punk Rock and from powerful concert shots to intimate portraits, David has captured some of the most influential and iconic musicians of the last forty five years. Public Enemy, Nina Simone, Bob Marley, B.B. King, Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, The Cure, Run DMC, Grace Jones… just to name a few! His personal notes of each shoot offer a brilliant and deep insight of his subjects and his experience with them as well.

Join us for an exciting visual journey, as we celebrate David Corio’s impressive career, spanning more than 4 decades.

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May
27
to 23 Sep

Photography (NOT) to Wear - Part II by Antoni + Alison

Tractor by Antoni + Alison

 

Elliott Gallery is proud to announce our forthcoming exhibition by British duo, Antoni + Alison, coming in May 2023.

Donna No.1 by Antoni + Alison

A retrospective show, celebrating the works of British Artists and Fashion Designers, Antoni Burakowski and Alison Roberts-Jopp. Many surprises included!

Stay tuned, more information to follow.

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Feb
4
to 23 Apr

What Once Was by David van Dartel

Elliott Gallery is excited to announce our upcoming exhibition ‘What Once Was’, an exhibition of new works by David van Dartel. After the remarkable success of his first series ‘Op Vlieland’ and his first book ‘This Time Tomorrow’, David van Dartel presents his new body of work.

A vivid portrait of young adults in several European countries, carefully stylised, but still very close to Van Dartel’s sense of friendship. The series raises questions about the classical discourse of masculinity.

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Dec
10
to 28 Jan

A Declaration of Love by Stella Gommans

A Gorgeous Mess by Stella Gommans

 

Elliott Gallery is excited to announce our forthcoming exhibition ‘A Declaration of Love’ by Stella Gommans.

Taking inspiration from the mastery of Dutch Golden Age painters and by blending this with 20th century photographers and their use of light, Stella Gommans’ resulting work is poetic, aesthetic, elegant and minimalistic. For Gommans – a former dancer and a largely self-taught photographer, nature in its broadest sense is an unfailing source of inspiration.

Be the Reason by Stella Gommans

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SHOW + SPEEDWAY 72 by Henry Horenstein
Sep
24
to 1 Dec

SHOW + SPEEDWAY 72 by Henry Horenstein

Flag, Thompson Speedway, Thompson, Connecticut, 1972 by Henry Horenstein

Elliott Gallery is excited to announce the exhibition of living photography legend, Henry Horenstein. Focusing on two impressive, separate series of his portfolio, SHOW + SPEEDWAY 72, we aim to offer a glimpse into his distinctive and extraordinary body of work.

American photographer, teacher and author Henry Horenstein describes himself as a documentary photographer, focusing mainly on fringe, working-class and under-recognised communities. Exploring subjects of heritage and storytelling, he manages to offer intimate and exciting insights into different places and eras, such as the race car drivers of the 70s and modern burlesque performers of New Orleans.

Can Do!, Thompson Speedway, Thompson, Connecticut, 1972 by Henry Horenstein

In SPEEDWAY 72, Horenstein dutifully records and preserves the world in a small-town of New England in 1972. Inspired by the great chroniclers of the oddities of urban life, Brassai and Weegee, Horenstein documents the old, beat-up cars customised for racing, the nostalgic styles of the car drivers and their loyal fans.

In opposition to the rough and rusty portraits of the SPEEDWAY 72, Henry explores the neo-burlesque movement of the early 2000’s in his SHOW series. Starting in New Orleans, he experimented shooting legends like Dita Von Teese and Catherine D’Lish and gradually he dived deeply into the burlesque culture. To Henry, modern burlesque performers embody the traits of true artists – creativity, passion and determination to fulfil their vision of the world in song, dance, humour and narrative. They are different from everyone else, and they proudly show it. Living on the margins, the best of today’s burlesque artists – as well as drag, fetish and sideshow performers, have a signature vision, strong message and execution.

Jackie Beat, California Institute of Abnormalarts (CIA), Los Angeles, CA, 2007 by Henry Horenstein

 

Henry Horenstein (b.1947) studied history at the University of Chicago and earned his BFA and MFA at Rhode Island School of Design, where he has held the position of Professor of Photography since the 1970s. A student of legendary photographers including Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, and Minor White, Horenstein cites these figures in encouraging his compelling approach to composition and subject matter. Renowned curators and colleagues, including celebrated photographer Nan Goldin discuss Horenstein's influence and talent that set him apart.

His work is collected and exhibited internationally, and he has published almost forty books, including two instructional texts used by hundreds of thousands of photography students over the past 40 years. Horenstein's legendary work has been widely recognised, the Smithsonian Institute listing him as one of the ten defining figures in the history of photography alongside icons like Julia Margaret Cameron, Dorothea Lange and Richard Avedon.

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Cars Cars Cars
Mar
25
to 15 May

Cars Cars Cars

Created in partnership with Republiek Gallery this collaborative exhibition hosts several artists across our two collections, tracing the car as a trusted vehicle, plaything and cultural icon across the decades. Our group show pays homage to the enduring power of the car, its cultural meanings and its visual significance.

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