AIPAD 2025: Booth C1

William Eggleston Biography William Eggleston (American, b.1939) is a photographer who played a pivotal role in elevating color photography to a revered art form suitable for gallery display. Known for his democratic approach to photography, William Eggleston captures the beauty in everyday scenes and objects that often go unnoticed, such as storefronts, cars, and buildings. His work monumentalizes these subjects, imbuing them with a significance that challenges traditional notions of artistry.

Born and raised in the South, William Eggleston grew up in a creative environment as the son of an engineer and a local judge. His early years... View artist page

Gail Albert Halaban Biography Gail Albert Halaban is a renowned American photographer whose work explores the boundaries between intimacy and distance, privacy and public life. Known for her signature series Out My Window, Gail creates cinematic, large-scale photographs that offer voyeuristic glimpses into the lives of strangers through their windows. These works, staged in cities including New York, Paris, Italy, Istanbul, and Buenos Aires, blur the lines between reality and fiction, engaging the viewer in silent narratives of connection and isolation. Another celebrated project, Hopper Redux, reimagines Edward Hopper’s iconic scenes with contemporary subjects and settings, using photography to echo... View artist page

Mona Kuhn Biography

Mona Kuhn is a renowned photographer who was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1969. Acclaimed for her contemporary depictions of the human form, Kuhn is considered a leading photographer in the world of figurative discourse. Throughout a career spanning more than twenty years, Kuhn’s practice has focused on the mysteries of the physical and metaphysical presence of the figure. Her photographs often feature human subjects in natural environments, with a focus on the nude and its relationship to the natural world. Her photographs display a strong sense of intimacy, simplicity, and sensuality. As Kuhn solidified her...

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Michael Stipe Biography Michael Stipe (American, born 1960) is a multifaceted artist, producer, and singer/songwriter whose career has spanned over four decades. Best known as the frontman of the legendary band R.E.M., Michael Stipe has sold over 100 million records worldwide and left an indelible mark on the music industry. Beyond his musical achievements, Michael Stipe has made significant contributions to the art world, focusing on cross-medium work that explores the intersections of video, soundscape, sculpture, and photographic and digital imagery. His recent photo books, including Volume 1 (2018), Our Interference Times: A Visual Record (2019), and Even the Birds... View artist page

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Christian Walker Biography

Christian Walker (American, b. 1953 Springfield, MA – d. 2003 Seattle, WA) was a groundbreaking Black gay photographer active in Boston and Atlanta from the mid-1970s to the mid-1990s. His photographs, critical writings, and curatorial projects are vital contributions to the histories of art and photography of the 20th century. In 1974, Walker moved to Boston where he spent the next ten years residing primarily in the South End. After graduating from the School of Fine Arts, Boston, MA in 1983, he participated in several Boston-area solo and group exhibitions and wrote art criticism for gay publications...

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