Dates: April 23 – 27, 2025
Public Hours: April 23, VIP Opening Preview 4pm - 9pm
April 24, 12pm-8pm
April 25, 12pm-7pm
Night of Photography with ICP from 5pm-7pm
April 26, 12pm-7pm
April 27, 11am-5pm
Location: Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Avenue, New York, NY, Booth #A15
The Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present a solo booth of work by Shelley Niro at the 2025 Photography Show present by AIPAD.
Our solo presentation of work by the acclaimed multi-media artist Shelley Niro will concentrate on her photographic practice, which spans over 40 years of activity. Comprised of multiple series, the selection includes the genre of portraiture, landscape and still life, created with a variety of techniques, both analogue and digital. Her subject matter incorporates observations of the moon, fossils, and appropriated images. Presented as single panels, as well as diptychs and triptychs, the individual series seen together offer insights into Niro’s Indigenous heritage, as well as the concerns and fascinations shared with contemporary citizens of planet Earth. Her persistent vision is to represent Indigenous women and girls, advocating for self-representation and sovereignty. Her highly empathetic approach moves viewers to understand the issues at hand through her visually impactful and politically powerful manner. She uses parody, feminism and spirituality to examine identity and, in turn, brings political power to the realm of the personal.
Public Hours: April 23, VIP Opening Preview 4pm - 9pm
April 24, 12pm-8pm
April 25, 12pm-7pm
Night of Photography with ICP from 5pm-7pm
April 26, 12pm-7pm
April 27, 11am-5pm
Location: Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Avenue, New York, NY, Booth #A15
The Stephen Bulger Gallery is pleased to present a solo booth of work by Shelley Niro at the 2025 Photography Show present by AIPAD.
Our solo presentation of work by the acclaimed multi-media artist Shelley Niro will concentrate on her photographic practice, which spans over 40 years of activity. Comprised of multiple series, the selection includes the genre of portraiture, landscape and still life, created with a variety of techniques, both analogue and digital. Her subject matter incorporates observations of the moon, fossils, and appropriated images. Presented as single panels, as well as diptychs and triptychs, the individual series seen together offer insights into Niro’s Indigenous heritage, as well as the concerns and fascinations shared with contemporary citizens of planet Earth. Her persistent vision is to represent Indigenous women and girls, advocating for self-representation and sovereignty. Her highly empathetic approach moves viewers to understand the issues at hand through her visually impactful and politically powerful manner. She uses parody, feminism and spirituality to examine identity and, in turn, brings political power to the realm of the personal.
