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Tom Killion’s High Sierra
Starting September 25th and running through November 9th, The Ansel Adams Gallery will be hosting an exhibition of Mr. Killion’s work, from his newest woodblocks and giclees of Yosemite and the Sierra.
On Common Ground
MaryEllen Hackett and Martino Hoss are two artists with unique paths to their own shared reverence for the Sierra. Born and raised on opposite coasts, from different generations, both found an inspiration in our public spaces - most notably Yosemite. On Common Ground: Two Artists’ Unique Paths in our Public Lands opens at The Ansel Adams Gallery on July 29th, 2023 and runs through September 16th.
Black & White Photography Design Tips, Ideas For Room
Black-and-white photography can elevate your space and imbue your walls—and your home—with character and personality. Learn our tips and tricks on how to style black-and-white art.
Tetons and the Snake River
Learn more about Tetons and the Snake River. This photograph was for The Mural Project and shows the grandeur of National Parks in an exceptional light.
INTREPID: One Hundred (and Two) Years of Photographing the High Sierra
As some of Ansel Adams’ earliest well-known negatives begin to celebrate their centennial of creation, we hope you will join us in recognizing their significance, as well as the work they inspired. To commemorate this occasion, we are hosting an exhibition to honor photographers, both past and present. ‘Intrepid: One Hundred (and Two) Years Photographing the High Sierra’ will open at The Ansel Adams Gallery on June 25th and runs through July 29th, 2023.
Ansel Adams: Capturing the Majesty of Nature
CBS News Correspondent Conor Knighton visits an exhibition on the artist's work, "Ansel Adams: In Our Time," currently on view at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.
Story Behind the Image: Merced River, Happy Isles, Yosemite Valley, California by John Sexton
Celebrate 50 years of Photography and learn the history behind John Sexton's photograph, Merced River, Happy Isles, Yosemite Valley.
EARTH IS HOME: A World of Photographs by Kerik Kouklis
Earth is Home: A World of Photographs will open at The Ansel Adams Gallery on February 26, 2023 and close on April 28, 2023. A reception, open to the public, will be held at The Gallery in Yosemite on March 26.
Ansel Adams at de Young Museum
Mount Williamson, Sierra Nevada from Manzanar
Learn more about Mt. Williamson, Sierra Nevada from Manzanar. This photograph shows the "fantastic granite range" in a decidedly new light.
A Decisive Moment: Georgia O’Keefe and Orville Cox
Learn more about Ansel’s portrait of O’Keeffe and Cox. The photograph was made at the rim of Canyon de Chelly.
Special Edition Photographs Signed by Ansel Adams
Beginning in 1958 The Ansel Adams Gallery began selling Special Edition Prints. In the early years, Ansel signed each photograph after they were printed by his assistant. These full signature versions ended in 1972, but we currently have a few available for purchase from this era on our website. These would make a truly extraordinary holiday present for a collector of Ansel Adams photography.
Ansel Adams Books
Books about and by Ansel Adams are not only full of knowledge but are beautiful pieces of art to have in your own.
Perfect for a housewarming gift or your new coffee table.
Perfect for a housewarming gift or your new coffee table.
Foreword- Sierra Nevada: The John Muir Trail
A Cleaner Trail for All
The Hidden History of the Wilderness Act
Shop The John Muir Trail Collection
Birthing a Landmark: The Creation of Kings Canyon National Park
John Muir Trail: Triumph and Tragedy
Hanging and Framing Photography
But designing one’s home with photography goes far beyond choosing beautiful photographs. Equally important is the way those photographs are presented—how they’re framed, and how they’re arranged in a space. Here are some tips to get you started.
Sensuous and Surreal: Group f/64 and scenes of Sand Dunes
Read the story about group f/64 and view some of the rarest known images of sand dunes by Ansel Adams.