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To celebrate WorldPride 2026, and in collaboration with Rosewood Amsterdam, The Ravestijn Gallery is delighted to present Dance like no one is watching, an exploration of overlapping queer narratives in contemporary photography, with works by Michael Young (US), Martine Gutierrez (US), Michael Bailey-Gates (US), Christopher Smith (ZA), Joel Quayson (GH/NL), Pacifico Silano (US) and Matt Lipps (US). Hosted by The Gallery at Rosewood Amsterdam to coincide with Amsterdam Pride, many of the works featured honour the safe, private spaces in which queer identities are often trialled and negotiated, as well as the sense of liberation that comes with authentic self-expression.
Work from Hidden Glances is on display in the group show Layered Realities: Photography & Collage at Fotomuseum Hilversum (NL). The show, curated by Fiepke van Neel, is on display From May 21 – October 18, 2026.
Work from Maybe Tomorrow included in No-Type Magazine Issue No. 02 - A Tender Distance, guest edited by Jordan Putt
Erik and David (Shadow of a Gun), 2022 included in Topographies of Self virtual group show at The Griffin Museum of Photography
Der Greif Guest Room “Identity on Collision Course",” curated by Ghislain Pascal and Sebastian Perinotti features Cars and Calvins, March (2025).
Back cover image of More/Less published Float Photo Magazine.
Erik Holding Hummingbird featured in More/Less published by Float and displayed during the 2025 20/20 Photography Festival in Philadelphia, PA.
Behind Closed Doors at The Ravestijn Gallery in the Netherlands.
Cars and Calvins, March (2025) included in Good Impactful Photography curated by Jon Feinstein and Dana Sterling, published by Float.
Abandoned Playhouse in the Woods from the series Maybe Tomorrow featured in The Griffin Museum of Photography’s 31st Annual Members’ Juried Exhibition curated by Ann Jastrab.
EXIT #96 Miradas queer/Queer Gazes
Sharp Cuts: Queer Collage on display at CLAMP from July 18 – August 29. 247 W. 29th St., Ground Floor, New York, NY 10001.
Maybe Tomorrow featured on Lenscratch with text by Epiphany Knedler.
See-Zeen, Issue #10
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Leather on Leather, February selected by Gordon Stettinius, Ashby Nickerson, and Whitney Cole to be acquired for Candela’s permanent collection through this year’s Unbound12!
Leather on Leather, February from Hidden Glances is included in Candela’s UNBOUND12! Click on the image to preview the show and purchase art and merchandise.
Starla in Her Photography Studio from the series Maybe Tomorrow was awarded an honorable mention by jurors Mia Dalgish and Lisa Woodward during CPAC’s Annual Members’ Show.
Hidden Glances featured in the July-August issue of LINDA.meiden (NL) magazine.
Alivia (Shooting) and Starla in Her Photography Studio are on display at Colorado Photographic Arts Center’s 2023 Members’ Show.
Six images from Maybe Tomorrow on display during Atlanta Photography Group’s PORTFOLIO 2023.
Bodily Autonomies featured work from Hidden Glances series on view online, throughout Heidelberg, Germany and at the Karlstorbahnhof during the entire month of May.
The Curated Fridge, Spring 2023 curated by Debra Klomp Ching and Darren Ching of Klompching Gallery and created by Yorgos Efthymiadis.
Belfast Photo Festival Shortlisted, Highly Commended.
Silver Eye Center for Photography’s 2022 Benefit Silent Auction includes Out on the Range, January.
Images from Hidden Glances featured in a video projection at PhEST Festival in Italy.
Interview with Apolline Coëffet on Fisheye Magazine’s website.
The Curated Fridge’s Summer ‘22 Edition curated by Aline Smithson, features Karate Chop, August from Hidden Glances.
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