With over twenty years experience in the fashion industry, Pamela Hanson is a world- renowned photographer whose work has been regularly featured in: Allure, D Magazine, Elle, Glamour (American, English, Italian), GQ, InStyle, Jane, Marie Claire (American, English, Australian), Mens Journal, Nylon, Vanity Fair (Italian, German), and Vogue (English, French, American, German, Italian). Other clients include: Ann Taylor, Armani, Avon, Biotherm, Charlotte Ronson, Coach, Emporio Redbook, Dove, Giorgio, Halston, J. Crew, Jockey, Joseph, L’Oreal, Lancaster, Lancôme, The Limited, Liz Claiborne, Lubriderm, Maybelline, Max Mara, Nikon, Nivea, Pantene, Sephora, Stride Rite, Tommy Hilfiger, and Victoria’s Secret; and in Europe: Joseph and Les Copains.
In September of 2001, Pamela Hanson released Girls, a 200+ page photo book filled with personal and professional work, color and black and white images, which has had worldwide success. She released her second book Boys, in the spring of 2006.
Pamela Hanson has directed several television commercials in Europe, including L’Oreal, Andre Shoes, Stride Rite Shoes, Chantell, Nivea and Nouveau. Pamela also directed a series of television spots to raise funds for finding a Juvenile Diabetes cure and has recently received an award from the Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP) for her “Family Stories” short documentary, a public service announcement collaboration with The Partnership at Drugfree.org.
Pamela Hanson was born in London, grew up in Geneva, educated at the American school in Lugano, Switzerland. She later attended the University of Colorado where she pursued her studies in fine arts.
Pamela Hanson has two sons, Nick and Charlie and currently resides in New York City.
Le 25 mai prochain, venez découvrir la vente organisée par Viviane Esders Photographie : « Photographie Moderne et Contemporaine »
© Gérard Rancinan "«Batman family girls», 2011 (estimation 35 000-45 000 €)
Hôtel Drouot - Paris - Salle 6 - 14h
Maître Yann Le Mouel, Viviane Esders Expert
© Berenice Abbott, New York by night, 1932 (estimation 15 000-25 000 €)
Expositions publiques
Mardi 24 mai 11h-18h
Mercredi 25 mai 11h-12h
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“I feel there is something unexplored about women that only a woman can explore.” Georgia O’Keeffe, 1925
Staley-Wise Gallery presents an exhibition celebrating prominent women photographers from the fields of documentary and fashion photography. Photographers from the legendary cooperative Magnum Photos are engaged in a visual and thematic dialogue with photographers working in editorial and advertising photography. Photographing and moving in different spheres, they are recording and interacting with women in the larger world to highlight disparate subjects such as war, childhood, religion, sexuality and style while celebrating the complexity of the female experience.
Photographers included: Eve Arnold / Olivia Arthur / Lillian Bassman / Louise Dahl-Wolfe / Bieke Depoorter / Ca...
The self-curated exhibition shows more than 100 works of the best-known artists and a selection of outstanding fashion portrait and nude photography of the most famous supermodels of the last few decades.
According to Thomas P.Campbell, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a worldwide successful model needs to be able to inspire the designer and to represent his intention. In this way a model can obtain a special iconic status and her face can become an own brand. In art, the motif of a supermodel has developed into an international scheduled genre which brings up maximum prices in auctions. The CWC Gallery appreciates this development with the group exhibition Supermodels - Then and Now and presents outstanding works of photographic history from the extensive collection of Camera Work AG and partly never seen ...
CWC GALLERY is pleased to present the group exhibition Supermodels – Then and Now. The self-curated exhibition shows more than 100 works of the best-known artists and a selection of outstanding fashion-, portrait and nude photography of the most famous supermodels of the last few decades.
According to Thomas P. Campbell, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a worldwide successful model needs to be able to inspire the designer and to represent his intention. In this way a model can obtain a special iconic status and her face can become an own brand. In art, the motif of a supermodel has developed into an international scheduled genre which brings up maximum prices in auctions. The CWC GALLERY appreciates this development with the group exhibition »Supermodels – Then and Now« and pr...