PAST GROUP ExhibitionS
2023

Gstaad, CH
Studio Naegeli, Gallery Archive Residency, Promenade 61, Gstaad, Switzerland.


ON VIEW
December 16th, 2022 until January 20th, 2023
Group Exhibition “CROSSING DIMENSIONS” with

Tashi Brauen; Chris Bünter; Anna-Lena Winterberger; Pierre & Cédric Koukjian

Printed by Tom Blaess
Framed by Nigg Ziegelmueller

2022

Gstaad, CH
Studio Naegeli, Gallery Archive Residency, Promenade 61, Gstaad, Switzerland.


ON VIEW
August 28th, 2022 until September 30th, 2022
Group Exhibition “IN TRANSITON” with

Adela Picón; Anna-Lena Winterberger; Antoine Orand; Anthony Bannwart; Filip Haag;
Cédric Koukjian; Julia Hoentzsch; Mario Volpe; Pierre Koukjian; Sebastian Winkler

Printed by Tom Blaess
Framed by Nigg Ziegelmueller

Past Solo ExhibitionS
2022

Lee, US
Saint Francis Gallery, 1370 Pleasant Street, Lee MA 01260


ON VIEW
May 7th, 2022 through September 2022
Monday, Friday-Sunday | 10am - 5pm


„USA_New York, Central Park“, June 2019
863 x 584 mm / 34.724“ x 23.779“
Print on Moab Fine Art Paper
Mounting: plexi, face-in 1/8" non glare, plexi, clear, 1/8" mount, wood brace mount

Signed on the back: A. Winterberger 2019
Previously shown at: Gallery 53, October 23 - 30, 2019

New York, US

Gallery 53, 246 East 53rd Street


ON VIEW
Wednesday, October 23, 2019 through October 30th, 2019
Monday - Saturday | 11am - 7pm

“Photographer Anna-Lena Winterberger takes much of her inspiration from the places she visits – from Australia to Upstate New York – yet her images have a sense of placelessness, as if they are removed from time.
As with all great photographers, this comes of an adept ability to understand the ways in which light creates mood. Winterberger often does not use a flash, but instead allows the natural light to illuminate her subjects, which (somewhat counterintuitively) flattens the image.
In other cases it is the paradox of hyperspecificity that removes her work from space – […].
By removing the context of these scenes, the viewer is able to concentrate solely on its content, which often confronts the illusions of seeing –sometimes with reflections and sometimes with shadows –in which our normal understanding of space becomes warped.
Complicated in their composition, these works provide such rich visual interest that we cannot look away.”

– Hall W. Rockefeller, founder of www.lessthanhalf.org –
Photography of Exhibition by Richard Koek

PAST EVENTS

New York, US
Holiday House NYC, 125 East 65th Street


ON VIEW
November 14, 2019 through December 15, 2019
Tuesday - Saturday | 11am - 5pm

Photography shown in the Wellness Room, The Purist Sanctuary by Iris Dankner and Cristina Cuomo of The Purist.

”A room where visitors can relax and participate in guided meditation with Mercedes Club or mini sessions with life coach Beth Mobilian.”

“Celebrating its 12th anniversary, Holiday House takes up residence this year at the Charles A. Platt–designed townhouse at 125 East 65th Street. Though a holiday theme was more prominent in previous years, nowadays founder Iris Dankner prefers to give the participants room to explore their imaginations without the confines of a theme.”

– Mikki Brammer Architectural Digest –
Photography of The Purist Sanctuary by Alan Barry