Experimental artist Ellen Carey is highly regarded for her work that digs deep into the mother lode and structure of color in new and experimental ways. Galerie Miranda will present for the first time Ellen Carey's latest photographic object the Zerogram, a color photogram produced in the framework of the artist's darkroom research on minimalism and abstraction.
The Zerogram is a 'mirror of chance' whose point of departure point is photographic colour theory and it is also the conceptual and physical follow-on from Carey's pioneering work in Polaroid. Galerie Miranda is thus also exhibiting two striking, minimal black Polaroid Pull with Filigree (2004) and a black and red Pull with Red Rollback (2006), that, nearly 2m high, were made using the large format Polaroid 20 x 24 camera.

Galerie Miranda is situated in Paris’ vibrant 10th arrondissement at 21 rue du Château d’Eau, close to the Place de la République and 100 metres from the former site, on rue Léon Jouhaux, of Louis Daguerre’s wonderful Diorama and laboratory, destroyed by fire in 1839.

Art gallery and bookshop specialized in photography, Galerie Miranda is founded by Miranda Salt, Australian who has lived and worked in the 10th arrondissement since her arrival in France in 1995. The gallery presents international artists and works who are celebrated in their own country but who have had little exposure in France and Europe. Inaugurated on International Women’s Day 2018, the gallery’s inaugural cycle of exhibitions March-October 2018 featured solo presentations by prominent women artists Jo Ann Callis, Nancy Wilson-Pajic, Marina Berio and Ellen Carey. In autumn 2018, the gallery presented a solo exhibition by John Chiara, followed by the double show 'A ma fenêtre: André Kertész/Arne Svenson', as well as participating in Paris Photo with a solo show by Jo Ann Callis, selected for the new Curiosa sector of the fair. In 2019, the gallery has been selected to participated in Photo London, with a solo show of works by Ellen Carey.

Galerie Miranda is also a bookshop with a curated selection of publications on photography in French and English: monographs, artist publications, critical texts, biographies and catalogues.