The beginning

The Krappy Kamera concept was born in 1992 at the Soho Photo Gallery® during a regular monthly opening reception when a few members admitted they preferred using their junky cameras to their high-end ones. One of the members, Sandra Carrion, proposed organizing an exhibit opportunity for other gallery members and the rest is history: we’ve held the members’ Krappy Kamera exhibition every year since then.
Sandra Carrion says, I always used Krappy Kamera to distinguish between my good and not-so-good cameras. I added the Ks to make it funnier. We received so much publicity that it sort of took off...

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For his first solo show in New York, French photographer Hugues Roussel presents Inverse Landscape, a project that he began in Rome, Italy in 2006. Roussel’s approach includes leaving traditional photographic techniques aside and embracing casualness, double exposure, strong lights and contrasts; he creates a new dimension where everything has to be re-discovered. The eternal city is represented through its century-old trees, which are like fragments of urban reality. His fiber-based prints range in size from 20” x 24” to 40” x 65”.

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