Art Gallery

2525 Michigan Avenue, J-1
Bergamot Station
Santa Monica, CA 90404

Email: Email venue
Phone: (310) 315-3551
Fax: (310) 315-3007
Website: www.dnjgallery.net

Contact:
Annie Seaton Assistant Director

Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday, 11am-6pm.

Admission Price:
Free

Exhibitions

Description:

dnj Gallery is a vintage and contemporary photography gallery located in Santa Monica's Bergamot Station. The gallery opened its doors in October 2007 with the exhibition, 'The Seventies Revisited,' which included the work of several important Los Angeles photographers including Eileen Cowin, Darryl Curran, and Jane O'Neal. Each of these artists defied the common conventions of photography through their innovative use of materials, contemporary subject matter, and experimental techniques. In the following two years, dnj has remained dedicated to presenting a select roster of emerging and mid-career artists who similarly embrace and expand the boundaries of the photographic medium.

Many dnj exhibitions have received critical acclaim in the Los Angeles Times; Favorable reviews have been published for recent exhibitions of Suzy Poling and Cynthia Greig, Joe Goode, “Contemporary Photography from China,” Jona Frank, Holly Andres, Dylan Vitone, Carlos & Jason Sanchez and Michael Eastman, and other publications including L.A. Weekly, Angeleno, Lifestyle magazine, Forth Magazine, The Toronto Sun, and ArtScene and Art Ltd. have generously covered dnj Gallery exhibitions. dnj Gallery owner, Pamela Mayers-Schoenberg, was also featured in Photograph Magazine.

Pamela Schoenberg, the owner of dnj Gallery, has been active in the art world for over 20 years. She studied under Joe Deal at Washington University in St. Louis and received her BFA in both History and Photography. She then graduated with her MFA in Studio Art/Photography from Mills College in Oakland, California, after studying with the renowned photographer, Catherine Wagner. Schoenberg pursued and exhibited her photography for more than fifteen years before opening dnj Gallery. Schoenberg has been involved with many Los Angeles institutions including Barnsdall Municipal Art Gallery where she worked for the education department, as well as the Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, where she assisted in organizing exhibitions, educational workshops and grant writing. She has also worked in museum education and taught workshops at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Skirball Cultural Center and The Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena.

Artists:

Artists Represented: Darryl Curran, Bernadette Di Pietro, Helen K. Garber, Richard Gilles, Cynthia Greig, Dale Johnson, Gil Kofman, Michael Krebs, Ginny Mangrum, Jane O'Neal, Laura Parker, Annie Seaton, Bill Sosin, Robert von Sternberg, Tom Stone, David Trautrimas, Andrew Uchin, Anne Veraldi, Dylan Vitone, Elliott Wilcox.

Collected works available by: Berenice Abbott, Holly Andres, Harry Callahan, Michael Eastman, William Egglestan, Nan Goldin, Sally Mann, Joel Meyerowitz.

 

Editorial

Past Editorial

Laura Parker
Night Lights
Bernadette DiPietro and Richard Gilles
Maria Luisa Morando
Jane O'Neal