Listen to my heartbeat by Hajime Art

Being raised up in the largest slum in Africa made Kelvin a victim of misrepresentation by the mainstream media. His first instinct was to visually represent his community without bias. Over the years; Kibera slum, located

In A Room of One’s Own (1929), Virginia Woolf reflects on her experiences at an imaginary school, Oxbridge. While dining, she notices that male scholars are served delicious food and their wine glasses are quickly

ClampArt is pleased to announce “Mikael Owunna | Cosmologies”—the artist’s first solo show in New York and with the gallery. Mikael Owunna’s series “Cosmologies” is an extension of his project titled “Infinite Essence” in which

Christophe Biget has a lot of difficulties to face reality, this reality that goes unnoticed, trivialized by the average passerby. If he captures these moments of life, in the asperities and singularities of everyday life,

Igal Stulbach created this series while strolling the streets of Tel Aviv in the late autumn nights. This is the preferred time for a night bird like him. He tries to reveal the magic that

ClampArt is pleased to announce “House Ball, Harlem, 1984”—Mariette Pathy Allen’s second solo show with the gallery. Mariette Pathy Allen began photographing the transgender community in the late 1970s. Through her artistic practice, she has been