For the Holidays! Five new limited edition fine art prints that encompass the best of Kennerly. These prints include a haunting image of a young Miles Davis playing at the Oriental Theater in Portland, Oregon in 1966, a melancholy portrait of America’s only two female Supreme Court Justices seated in the U.S. Capitol Building, surrounded by statues of historic American luminaries, (all men . . .), Senator John Glenn’s shuttle being shot into space in 1998, a recently re-discovered image of the “Coconut Monk” from My Tho, Vietnam in 1972, and a 1978 image of Anwar Sadat standing in the desert against the pyramids, a modern pharaoh against the background of his past. This brand-new collection shows the breadth, drama, and the humor that mark Kennerly’s work.
Come see Kennerly’s new limited editions along with his signature oversized work, special formats and classic images during our private viewing day in Santa Monica, California, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4TH.
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Washington Mutual
Kennerly concluded a special year-long photo essay for Washington Mutual in which he traveled the country moments portraying Washington Mutual customers, employees and executives demonstrating core WAMU values and interacting with their communities in extraordinary ways! Kennerly’s photographs will be fashioned into a stunning permanent exhibition at the new WAMU Corporate Center in Seattle (opening 2006), as well as offices and public spaces throughout the country. Images may will be used in marketing, corporate literature and more. |
David Hume Kennerly named
one of American Photo's
Top 100
American Photo magazine announced that David Hume Kennerly is on their "The 100 Most Important People in Photography" list in the May/June issue, on sale now. This important feature takes the pulse of where photography is heading and who is taking it there.
Kennerly joins fellow photographers Annie Leibovitz, David Burnett, Dirck Halstead, Harry Benson, Patrick Demarchelier, and David LaChapelle, among others, along with top photo editors, artists, dealers, and publishers who also grace the list.
The coveted "Number One" title this year went to two people who have changed photography profoundly, Mark Getty and Jonathan Klein, who head Getty Images, the world's leading imagery company and the most dynamic agent of change in the photographic industry today. The fine folks at Getty Images represent Kennerly.
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