This summer, Atlas Gallery is celebrating 25 years dedicated exclusively to photography in all its forms. Now a leading international dealership, the gallery mounts exhibitions of classic vintage photography, historic works of photojournalism and fashion, experimental fine art photography and works by contemporary artist-explorers and environmental champions. This 25th anniversary exhibition include works that not only span the gallery’s own 25-year exhibition history but also rep…

Jimmy Nelson shares with us the iconic beauty of the world’s last indigenous cultures, in his extraordinary new book: HOMAGE TO HUMANITY. Like never before, Nelson triumphantly photographs the diversity of cultural expression around the world, in a book that is more like an all immersive experience than visual eye-catcher alone.   Nelson takes the reader along a journey, as every photograph in the book has a hidden digital layer. The book is accompanied by a mobile application t…

For the past six years, photographer Jimmy Nelson has traversed the globe to photograph indigenous communities for his long-term project Before They. This exhibition will showcase new photographs taken in Bhutan, on show here for the first time, alongside recent images taken in remote locations across China, French Polynesia, Mongolia, Tanzania and Chad. From Siberia to Namibia, China to Peru and South Sudan to Argentina, in all Nelson has traveled to 20 countries to photograph…

"Celebrated" will showcase important and iconic works from internationally renowned photographers; through exhibiting a variety of photographers each capturing diverse subject matter the exhibition aims to illustrate the varying forms that the photographic image can take and offer something for everyone during the holiday season. Included in the show will be abstract works by Bill Brandt, Andreas Gefeller and Niko Luoma alongside b…

ATLAS Gallery will be the first British Gallery to showcase Jimmy Nelson’s landmark project "Before They Pass Away". This elegant and evocative collection of photographs documents the unseen lives and traditions of over 15 million people from 35 of the world’s last indigenous tribes. British-born Nelson started his career as a photographer in 1987. Now based in Amsterdam, his limitless curiosity and fascination with other cultures has lead him on a journey around …