Catherine Couturier Gallery is excited to announce an upcoming conversation with Catherine Couturier, Patty Carroll, and Alice Zimet about the relationship between galleries and artists on March 12! Register today via this link (spots are limited), and read on for a description of the program. See you soon!
Collectors and photographers: Have you ever wanted to get inside a gallery’s mindset to better understand the relationship they have with the photographers they showcase and represent? Join us for this special, year-long series of four sessions with leading female photography dealers from across the U.S. along with a prominent female photographer on their roster.
On March 12, we’ll launch the first of a 4-part series offered by Maine Media with a focus on women-owned galleries and the female photographers they represent.
To start, we’ll speak with gallery owner Catherine Couturier and photographer Patty Carroll. Couturier is a gallery owner who has been part of the fine art photography world since 1999, located in Houston’s Gallery Row. Carroll, a photographer since the 1970s, depicts female figures obscured by the trappings of domesticity in vibrant, color-saturated assemblages. She’s in the collections of the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, MoMA, and the Smithsonian Institute.
Whether you’re a collector — no matter nascent or more seasoned — or a photographer curious about the market, don’t miss this opportunity to interact with some of the leading dealers and creators in the fine art photography marketplace.