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Catherine Couturier Gallery Donates Stanko Abadzic Print to L.A. Benefit

Stanko Abadžic, Happiness, 2000
Donated by Catherine Couturier Gallery
SOLD

Danziger Gallery has organized a sale of photographs donated—by their gallery, their photographers, and AIPAD gallery members including Catherine Couturier Gallery—to benefit people in the Los Angeles arts community who have lost their homes and are in need of some financial relief. 

In co-operation with the members of AIPAD, the Getty Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art they have asked for vetted names of people most in need. 100% of the money raised will go directly to the recipients. Danziger Gallery will be completely transparent in these transactions.

The response to the first 12 photographs Danziger Gallery posted was overwhelmingly positive (9 of 12 sold in the first day) and they have already begun to give $1,000 and $2,000 donations to vetted people who have lost their homes and their art. The benefit will continue through January 31, 2025. Please visit the Danziger Gallery website if you are interested in supporting this cause.

Thank you for your consideration as we wish our friends in Los Angeles relief and healing from this terrible event.

Céline Laguarde Retrospective at the Musée d’Orsay

Posted on Jan 14, 2025

The Musée d’Orsay's Céline Laguarde: Photographer (1873­–1961) presents Céline Laguarde as one of France’s most significant pre–World War I photographers.

Anselm Kiefer: "Photography at the Beginning" On View at Lille Métropole Musée d’Art Moderne (LAM)

Posted on Jan 10, 2025

To close its birthday season, the Lille Métropole Musée d’Art Moderne is presenting an exhibition devoted to one of Germany’s greatest visual artists, Anselm Kiefer. Born in Germany two months before the Nazi capitulation, Kiefer has continued to summon up…

Molly Block Feature in Texas Highways's December 2024 Issue

Posted on Dec 27, 2024

Catherine Couturier Gallery artist Molly Block was recently highlighted with a 10-page photo feature in the December issue of Texas Highways Magazine, the official travel magazine of Texas.

News from the MFAH Photography Department December 2024

Posted on Dec 26, 2024

Every month Malcolm Daniel, Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator of Photography at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, shares a newsletter including recent events and gifts to the department, a spotlight on new acquisitions, and invitations to upcoming events in Houston and beyond.

Catherine Couturier Featured in Black+White Photography Magazine UK

Posted on Dec 20, 2024

Elliott Erwitt, New York City, USA, 1974 Our very own Catherine Couturier was featured in the January Issue 297 of Black+White Photography Magazine UK. In "American Connection," gallery artist Susan Burnstine reports: "As I approach my 19th year as a represented…

Holiday Hours 2024

Posted on Dec 19, 2024

Patty Carroll, Christmas Closet, 2024 Happy Holidays from all of us at Catherine Couturier Gallery! We hope you have a wonderful holiday season. Catherine Couturier Gallery will be closed the following days in observance of Christmas and New Year's: …

Limited Time Only: Anonymous Woman Jigsaw Puzzles

Posted on Dec 19, 2024

Calling all Patty Carroll enthusiasts! Gallery artist Patty Carroll has released four Anonymous Woman jigsaw puzzles, just in time for the holidays. The puzzles are 500 pieces and $50 each, and include 4 of our favorites: Panther, Fun & Games, Cardplay, and…

Thanksgiving Hours 2024

Posted on Nov 26, 2024

Catherine Couturier Gallery will be closed Thursday, November 28th and Friday, November 29th in observance of Thanksgiving. We will be open Saturday, November 30th with limited hours from 12 - 5pm. Hank Willis Thomas and Emily Shur, Freedom from Want,…

Remembering E.A. “Tres” Basse III

Posted on Nov 6, 2024

I am very sad to report the passing of one of the gallery’s greatest collectors and friends, E.A. “Tres” Basse III. He was laid to rest in a beautiful service in San Antonio yesterday, and while I’m still in shock, I need to pen a tribute. I was always so…