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New Name, New Artists

It is with great excitement that we announce our name change from John Cleary Gallery to Catherine Couturier Gallery. In the last four years, under my ownership, the gallery has evolved to embrace both that which John Cleary and I loved (mid-century French street photography and portraits of children, to name two) and more contemporary art that was always my area of expertise. The range of work represented is broader, and my eye is apparent on every wall and in every bin. It is now very much Catherine Couturier Gallery, and I am proud to put my name on this group of artists and these works of art.

The website is still under construction, but we were eager to launch before our September opening of the work of Vivian Maier. We will be adding new artists every day, and we hope that you will check back often to see the beautiful works we offer. Also, please let us know what you think of the name change, the new logo, and the new website! We are very happy to enter this new stage and are so glad you are along for the ride. 

Thank you for your support. We hope to see you soon.

Catherine

Houston Fine Art Fair 2012

Posted on Sep 1, 2012

We are pleased to announce our participation in Houston Fine Art Fair 2012. We will be in a one-artist booth (S11) exhibiting the work of Maggie Taylor, both new pieces and rare works, such as Girl with a Bee Dress, widely considered Taylor's seminal work Maggie…

Frank Yamrus: I Feel Lucky Book and Special Edition Print

Posted on Jun 13, 2012

  Frank Yamrus' recently released I Feel Lucky has been receiving some great press as of late, most recently with a fantastic interview with At Length Magazine by Darren Ching and Debra Klomp Ching. (Click here for the interview)   In his own words, Frank…

ICP Celebrates Weegee's Birthday

Posted on Jun 12, 2012

  The International Center of Photography is celebrating what would have been the 113th birthday of famed photojournalist Weegee (born Arthur Fellig). Today only, the ICP will be hosting additional tours of Weegee: Murder Is My Business.  Plus, they're throwing…

Lens Mugs and Thermoses Make a Splash

Posted on Jun 9, 2012

  In addition to keeping you updated on the newest happenings here at the John Cleary Gallery it's also fun to take a look at other photographic accoutrements floating around out there. One of my favorite online shopping sites, Fab.com, offers weekly discounts…

Mitch Dobrowner featured on Yahoo! News

Posted on Jun 9, 2012

  Stunning nature photographer, Mitch Dobrowner, was featured today on Yahoo! News with a great selection of images from his Storm and Landscape series. Dawn   Veil Storm   Church Rock   For the entirety of the "Mitch Dobrowner Captures the Sky"…

New Work by Maggie Taylor

Posted on Jun 9, 2012

  We here at the John Cleary Gallery love sharing new work with our clients, readers and photography enthusiasts alike and are pleased to announce a selection of new images by renowned artist Maggie Taylor.   Most of the Time, 2012   Voyagers, 2012   Ever…

New Certificate in Photographic Preservation and Collections Management from the George Eastman House

Posted on Jun 9, 2012

  The George Eastman House is now accepting applications for its new intensive, 8-month immersion program for professionals, student and independent scholars. For more information please click on the photo above or follow the link to the program website…

Short Animation of Cameras Through The Ages

Posted on Jun 6, 2012

For a bit of respite from your "hump-day" doldrums, enjoy this brief animated short entitled The Camera Collection, a view of cameras through time as seen by animator Antonio Vicenti, illustrator Billy Brown and musician Ben Hantoot.   the camera collection…

Mitch Dobrowner: New Landscape Images

Posted on Jun 5, 2012

  The John Cleary Gallery is pleased to announce the release of four new images in Mitch Dobrowner's Landscape series. Promethei Terra   Pectol's Pyramid   Hella's Basin   Superstition Mountain   The prints begin in the following size/price…