Born in Houston in 1949, Arthur Meyerson is a celebrated award winning photographer and highly sought-after workshop instructor. Since 1974, he has traveled throughout the world photographing for advertising, corporate, and editorial clients. Meyerson is a three-time winner of Adweek’s Southwest Photographer of the Year award, a gold medal recipient from the Art Directors Club […]

Jim Marshall (1936-2010) has been called the most celebrated and prolific photographer of the twentieth century. During the extraordinary rise of popular culture and counterculture in the 1960s, Marshall seemed to be everywhere that mattered. His images of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Otis Redding, Brian Jones and Johnny Cash, amongst many more, are woven into the lore […]

“GO” Statement “In 1974 I went to see a wonderful exhibition at MoMA New York called “New Japanese Photography “and it blew me away.  I thought that if they were making such good photographs in Japan, it had to be a good place for me to work.  I kept this idea somewhere on my mind […]

I go out every day with the intention of breaking visual rules and creating evocative, cinematic images that inspire.” – Michael Grecco Michael Grecco is an award-winning and internationally renowned photographer of celebrity portraits, advertising and editorial commissions, private collections, and fine art. One of the most respected and sought after visual storytellers in the […]

  ARTIST STATEMENT Italian Light by Douglas R. Gilbert Light is essential to the photographer’s art, revealing the world in ever-changing configurations. Light draws the forms on the film and sets the shadows dancing in the frame. This dance of light and shadow, both physical and compositional elements, defines space and creates moving, changing environments. […]

Artist Statement: Collectively, the images in this show become the symbolic mark of our monumental achievements as well as our constructive and destructive play.

The images may be of some of the most recognizable objects carried in, lost, discarded and forgotten on the beach. As we continue to dig and dig and build and build, we uncover […]

In my ongoing project, Movement, I strive to give visible shape to the relationship between my own concrete physical movement in the production phase and the established environment or familiar sites chosen as chosen content. By layering multiple exposures I wish to generate engaging interpretations of iconic structures and landscape sceneries. Fragmented, draped and distorted […]