Hal Bromm Gallery Photography

Original piece by Abbey Gilbert. Showing at The Queer Show Part II.

Untitled (Nude Body Images and Books), (2007) by artist Mark Golderman, featured in Hal Bromm Gallery

Mannequins Through Window (2007) by artist Mark Golderman, featured in "The Queer Show, Part I" at Hal Bromm Gallery

Untitled (Owl), (1996 - 98) by artist Roni Horn, featured in "The Queer Show, Part I" at Hal Bromm Gallery

Original Dirk Rowntree archival pigment print on view at Hal Bromm Gallery for THE QUEER SHOW PART I.

Original Mark Golderman inkjet print on view at Hal Bromm Gallery for THE QUEER SHOW PART I.

Ruthie Abel is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is grounded in two decades of advocacy for human rights, civil liberties, and environmental justice initiatives. Abel is an FDR Four Freedoms Park artist award winner; FUJI Photo awardee; Peter S. Reed Foundation grantee; commission artist from The Rockefeller Foundation and the New Museum; Eddie Adams Workshop alum; and New York University...

Abbey Gilbert is a photographer based in New York City. As she navigates through her personal exploration of lesbian sexual chemistry, Abbey Gilbert examines the ambiguous space betw...

This item is a part of Hal Bromm Gallery's SUMMER SALE, taking place September 5th-9th, 2023.

This Item is a Unique Inkjet Print. This item is a part of Hal Bromm Gallery's SUMMER SALE, taking place September 5th-9th, 2023.

A photograph by the Brazilian artist Rey Zorro Rey Zorro is a Brazilian-born multimedia conceptual artist and co-founder of the legendary 1990’s rave emporium Liquid Sky...

Silver Gelatin print by Ariane Lopez-Huici

This photogravure by Carol Munder, 16 x 16" framed; has a beautiful sense of light that creates an expressive image for the viewer, depicting a woman posing in front of what looks to be a window looking into an interior with wallpaper covered walls, all these pieces come together creating an engaging narrative. Carol Munder (b. 1953) is a Key West based photographer and lithographer. Munder graduated from Colombia College in 1973 with a focus in photography. In 1986, she was the recipient of the NEXUS PRESS Book Competition residency. From the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, she created large-format black and white prints of nineteenth-century statuary and Etruscan figurines utilizing a simplistic camera with a plastic lens. After she acquired a gravure press, Munder taught herself the art of photogravure. Munder explains, "This [plastic] lens produces a soft focus image that is evident in my work…The tree then branches as I work with the process if photogravure. Photogravure is a 19th century technique used to transfer an image to a copper plate by means of photomechanical process... the plate is [then] inked and printed on paper using a gravure press. My current imagery is focusing on wooden sculptures that have been found in French flea markets

This photogravure by Carol Munder, 16 x 16" framed; has a beautiful sense of light that creates an expressive image for the viewer, depicting a woman posing with her face covered, creating a beautiful shadow concealing her face, the background has an ominous and luminescent quality with all but a lone house in the distance, all these pieces come together creating an engaging narrative. Carol Munder (b. 1953) is a Key West based photographer and lithographer. Munder graduated from Colombia College in 1973 with a focus in photography. In 1986, she was the recipient of the NEXUS PRESS Book Competition residency. From the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, she created large-format black and white prints of nineteenth-century statuary and Etruscan figurines utilizing a simplistic camera with a plastic lens. After she acquired a gravure press, Munder taught herself the art of photogravure. Munder explains, "This [plastic] lens produces a soft focus image that is evident in my work…The tree then branches as I work with the process if photogravure. Photogravure is a 19th century technique used to transfer an image to a copper plate by means of photomechanical process... the plate is [then] inked and printed on paper using a gravure press. My current imagery is focusing on wooden sculptures that have been found in French flea...

This photogravure by Carol Munder, 16 x 16" framed; has a beautiful sense of light that creates an expressive image for the viewer, depicting a quiet scene divided in foreground, middle ground, and background that draws the viewer into the atmospheric perspective. In the foreground there is a haunting figure making eye contact, followed by some houses that create a gap to reveal another figure in the background that is out of focus, all if these aspects come together creating an engaging narrative. Carol Munder (b. 1953) is a Key West based photographer and lithographer. Munder graduated from Colombia College in 1973 with a focus in photography. In 1986, she was the recipient of the NEXUS PRESS Book Competition residency. From the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, she created large-format black and white prints of nineteenth-century statuary and Etruscan figurines utilizing a simplistic camera with a plastic lens. After she acquired a gravure press, Munder taught herself the art of photogravure. Munder explains, "This [plastic] lens produces a soft focus image that is evident in my work…The tree then branches as I work with the process if photogravure. Photogravure is a 19th century technique used to transfer an image to a copper plate by means of photomechanical process... the plate is [then] inked and printed on paper using a gravure press. My current imagery is focusing on wooden sculptures that have been found in French flea markets"

This photogravure by Carol Munder, 16 x 16" framed; has a beautiful sense of light that creates an expressive image for the viewer, depicting a serene scene of a figure with a dog, next to a house creating an engaging narrative. Carol Munder (b. 1953) is a Key West based photographer and lithographer. Munder graduated from Colombia College in 1973 with a focus in photography. In 1986, she was the recipient of the NEXUS PRESS Book Competition residency. From the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, she created large-format black and white prints...

A photograph capturing a piece of white snakeskin lying on a man's bust shot with a colorful painting placed next to the snakeskin. Signed and dated 6.2 x 7.8" (Framed: 8.5 x 11") Mark Golderman...

A photograph capturing two images. The image on the left depicts a fairy-tale like couple hugging each other in a garden with colorful trees and flowers surrounding them. The image on the right depicts a nude woman underwater with flames contouring her lower body. There are surreal symbols scattered around the woman including eyes. fish, dice, and apple etc. Signed, dated and titled verso. 6.2 x 7.8" (Framed: 11 x 14") Mark Golderman...

Unique inkjet print capturing the shimmering texture of golden silk dress

Inkjet print capturing a red chair with a colorful backrest decorate with abstract shapes and checkboard patterns.

Inkjet print capturing a man with his face painted red and his lips painted golden wearing a cowboy hat. In the background, there are silver twinkling curtains