Subject Matter Art

limited edition photographic art from upcoming, established & award winning photographers from around the world. www.subjectmatterart.com

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Camera Work exhibits at Photo Market 2014

art by Jacob Felländer · Babylon #2  · Unique

CAMERA WORK who specialise in contemporary & vintage photography are set to exhibit at Scandinavia's largest photographic art fair, Photo Market.

Photo Market is part of Stokholm photography week, running from 31 March - 6 April 2014.

art by Eugenio Recuenco

Definitely worth checking out if you're in Sweden! See below for more details...

Fotografiska Stadsgårdshamnen 22 11645 Stockholm Sweden Opening hours Friday · April 4 · 10 a.m.–8 p.m. Saturday · April 5 · 10 a.m.–8 p.m.

Sunday · April 6 · 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

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New Work from Michael Meyersfeld

Michael Meyersfield: Blow up Doll

We are very excited to announce that we have some new work from the very talented Michael Meyersfeld. We have 7 new images in total, available in editions of 10, currently only in one size, but another size will be offered very soon...so watch this space...

See the full collection here -Available to buy now online for $4800 with Free shipping

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ZOO is going on a World Tour!

Yago Partal, Spanish illustrator & photographer has created portraits of all your favorite animals in some very fitting and unique attire.

ZOO portraits is a wonderfully amusing and playful series, proving that art doesn't have to be pretentious or intimidating.

All Photographic Art Pieces are sold in a limited edition of 100, permallure mounted and SIGNED by Yago Partal.

We offer two sizes: - 120cm x 120cm - 80cm x 80cm And FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING!

To see the full collection of Zoo Portraits click here

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Introducing Olivier Leroy

Olivier Leroy: Crossing Childhood

Olivier Leroy: Ishinomaki Cross road

Olivier Leroy: Miyajima Road

We are excited to announce that we have a new artist, Olivier Leroy. Olivier is a French photographer, now living in Tokyo. In his work he aims to "catch a moment of truth, when someone is not in control or aware of themselves, especially in large Japanese cities where everybody tries to hide their feelings and protect themselves from the outside world."

Check out Olivier's full collection here from $750 + free shipping.

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My Japan. Support a Worthy Cause

Just imagine a My Japan piece on your walls... Free shipping word wide. All proceeds go to the NGO, JEN (Japan Emergency Network) Click here to buy

Featured art work by: Britta Fruhling, Alfie Goodrich, Julian Peters

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Tohoku 3rd Anniversary. Get Involved

Today is the 3rd anniversary of the Great Tohoku earthquake. We are currently working on the 2nd My Japan photo book, after the success & money raised for JEN from the first book. The first My Japan book is still available to buy as an e-book from our website. Get your My Japan e-book now and support a worthy cause.

All proceeds go to the NGO, JEN (Japan Emergency Network)

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The Great Tohoku Anniversary

Tomorrow is the 3rd anniversary of the Great Tohoku earthquake. To honor those that suffered and to support those who are still suffering as a result of the disaster, make sure to buy a My Japan piece now. All proceeds go to the NGO, JEN (Japan Emergency Network).

Click to buy Alfie Goodrich’s image from only $455 USD,

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The Great Tohoku 3rd Anniversary

In memory of the Great Tohoku earthquake of March 11, 2011 we would like to remind people not to forget this day, the people who suffered and the strength exhibited by the Japanese. Support those still affected by buying art from our My Japan collection.

Click to buy Marcus Beard’s image from only $455 USD, all proceeds go to the NGO, JEN (Japan Emergency Network)

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Andy Warhol at The Photographers Gallery London

I told them I didn't believe in art, that I believed in photography. Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol: Jerry Hall 1976-1987

The current Andy Warhol exhibition running until 30 March at the Photographer's Gallery, London, is well worth a visit if you are living in or visiting London.

Warhol used a 35mm black and white film,  and captured everyday details, such as, people, street scenes, celebrity parties, interiors, cityscapes and signage "his subjects all reflect the artist’s characteristic indifference to hierarchy."

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New Work from Greg Carlin

Greg Carlin: Bo-Kaap #3 

Greg Carlin: Intertwined

We are pleased to announce that we have some new work available to buy now online from our artist Greg Carlin. Amongst his new work includes a colourful image chosen from a series of images taken Cape Town, South Africa, as well as a stunning black and white image full of emotion.

New works are available in two sizes from $585 USD. Check out Greg Carlin's full collection here.

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Which animal are you?

Yago Partal collection portraits are available to buy online from only $1470, including worldwide delivery!

With over 50 animals to choose from, a zoo portrait makes an excellent gift, get yours today!

Yago Partal: Zoo Portraits, bear, barn owl, pug

click on the animal name above to purchase

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What Powers Photography?

Jennifer Norman: Pulp & Paper Mill, 2006

Jennifer Norman: Coal Mining, 2010

Photographer, Jennifer Norman's, series Ecologies of Photography in which she spent years photographing some of the heavy industries that directly or indirectly make photography possible, she takes a look at the photo process itself, and how that can contribute to the pollution of the environment.

Photographers rely more than we think on these kinds of industries and Norman's work is an eye opening, reminder of how we all rely on these industries every day to have the luxuries we have. Norman pushed the boundaries whilst shooting this series, often shooting at night in areas where the public aren't allowed to be, and attracted a lot of attention from the security at these power plants.

"By making these places both beautiful and scary to the viewer, Norman asks us to consider their role in the creation of beauty and, at the same time, their threat to its future"

To read the original story at slate.com, click here

Jennifer Norman: Power (Hydro Electricity) 2009

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Fashion Photography Goes Art

Denise Grunstein: Headhunter,2009

Elisabeth Toll: One more time and the elephant is going to be angry, 2006

We're loving these interesting photographs by Swedish photographers who don't see the need to separate art and fashion. In these artists' minds, fashion and art can get inspiration from each other and it's not necessary to define whether an image is an art picture, or a fashion picture. But what do you think?

Julia Peirone: Lovisa, 2010

read the original post at Slate.com

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Say hello to Eva-Maude Tardif Champoux!

Eva-Maude Tardif-Champoux: Blanc 3

New Year, New Artist! Eva is the latest edition to our artist repertoire and we're excited to have her on board. Hailing from Quebec, Eva's work is stunning and full of emotion, truly beautiful! For the rest of her Blanc series and other work, check out the full collection here.

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We're back!

Hello all and happy new year!

After a rather hectic January, we are back with our frequent postings of photographic news! and what better way to start the new year than with some brand new work!

Caroline Fraser has some exceptional new work for us, taken during her latest trip to Iceland...see this work and her full collection by clicking here

Caroline Fraser: Svinafellsjökull

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OUR FINAL EXHIBITION NOW ON

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New Work from Francesco Libassi

Francesco Libassi: Flow Series, Japanese Traditional House in Gokayama Toyama Prefecture

We are pleased to announce that we have a series of 8 new pieces of art work available by talented, Italian photographer Francesco Libassi up on the Subject Matter site. This stunning series entitled Flow Series consists of shots taken in various locations around Japan. To see these new pieces and all of Libassi's work, just follow this link.

Francesco Libassi: Flow Series, Tokyo Tower