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Von Lintel is a contemporary art gallery representing twenty-one artists in the primary market. In early 2014, the gallery relocated to Los Angeles after enjoying 15 years in New York City’s Chelsea district and, before that, seven successful years in Munich, Germany. Since its inception, Von Lintel has presented work that is both avant-garde and maintains a sense of aesthetic tradition. The galle

ry artists work in a variety of media including painting, photography and works on paper and their practices include both representational and abstract compositions. Among the photographers, there is an emphasis on one-of-a-kind photography and many of the artists working in other media draw on or allude to photographic traditions. Von Lintel Gallery produces illustrated catalogues in conjunction with many exhibitions and has attracted a high level of critical success as well as a devoted following of collectors. In recent years, Von Lintel exhibitions and artists have been the subject of numerous reviews and features in prestigious publications including Artforum, The New Yorker, The New York Times, Art in America, Financial Times, Los Angeles Times, Art on Paper, Artnews, New York Magazine and Time Out. Von Lintel artists have shown or placed work in many public collections including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Getty and Londonʼs National Gallery of Art.

08/19/2026

on left
Christiane Feser
Holo 7, 2021
Archival Pigment Print and paper cut out
21 5/8 x 15 3/4 x 1/2 inches (55 x 40 x 1.5 cm)
Edition: 5 + 2 AP

on right
Christiane Feser
Holo 6, 2021
Archival Pigment Print and paper cut out
21 5/8 x 15 3/4 x 1/2 inches (55 x 40 x 1.5 cm)
Edition: 5 + 2 AP

Floris Neusüss and Christiane Feser
Unique Works in Photography

Von Lintel Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Floris Neusüss and Christiane Feser, two artists whose practices expand photography into sculptural and materially inventive territory. Bringing together Neusüss’s pioneering photograms and Feser’s intricate photo-objects, the exhibition foregrounds singular works that challenge the limits of the photographic image.

Floris Neusüss, a pioneer of experimental photography, is celebrated for his rigorous exploration of the photogram, creating images made without a camera through direct contact between light-sensitive paper and objects or bodies. His works are distinguished by their immediacy, tonal complexity, and physical presence, making each piece feel both indexical and deeply atmospheric. In the context of this presentation, Neusüss’s works stand out as unique impressions that turn photography into a direct record of encounter.

Christiane Feser is known for her ongoing series of photo-objects, three-dimensional photographic sculptures that occupy the space between image and object. Her work transforms the photograph into a tactile, constructed form, often emphasizing surface, layering, and spatial illusion. Each work reads as a singular object in its own right, underscoring the hand-built quality and uniqueness of her practice.

Together, Neusüss and Feser offer two distinct but complementary approaches to the photographic medium: one rooted in the direct physical trace, the other in construction and sculptural transformation. The exhibition invites viewers to consider photography not as a fixed image, but as a unique object, a material process, and a site of experimentation.

07/30/2026

Thank you LAInsider for highlighting our exhibition in your Newsletter. Come and see for yourself.

Floris Neusüss and Christiane Feser
Unique Works in Photography

Von Lintel Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Floris Neusüss and Christiane Feser, two artists whose practices expand photography into sculptural and materially inventive territory. Bringing together Neusüss’s pioneering photograms and Feser’s intricate photo-objects, the exhibition foregrounds singular works that challenge the limits of the photographic image.

Floris Neusüss, a pioneer of experimental photography, is celebrated for his rigorous exploration of the photogram, creating images made without a camera through direct contact between light-sensitive paper and objects or bodies. His works are distinguished by their immediacy, tonal complexity, and physical presence, making each piece feel both indexical and deeply atmospheric. In the context of this presentation, Neusüss’s works stand out as unique impressions that turn photography into a direct record of encounter.

Christiane Feser is known for her ongoing series of photo-objects, three-dimensional photographic sculptures that occupy the space between image and object. Her work transforms the photograph into a tactile, constructed form, often emphasizing surface, layering, and spatial illusion. Each work reads as a singular object in its own right, underscoring the hand-built quality and uniqueness of her practice.

Together, Neusüss and Feser offer two distinct but complementary approaches to the photographic medium: one rooted in the direct physical trace, the other in construction and sculptural transformation. The exhibition invites viewers to consider photography not as a fixed image, but as a unique object, a material process, and a site of experimentation.

07/25/2026

Opening Tonight; Saturday July 25th, 2026, 4 – 7 pm

Floris Neusüss and Christiane Feser
Unique Works in Photography

Von Lintel Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Floris Neusüss and Christiane Feser, two artists whose practices expand photography into sculptural and materially inventive territory. Bringing together Neusüss’s pioneering photograms and Feser’s intricate photo-objects, the exhibition foregrounds singular works that challenge the limits of the photographic image.

Floris Neusüss, a pioneer of experimental photography, is celebrated for his rigorous exploration of the photogram, creating images made without a camera through direct contact between light-sensitive paper and objects or bodies. His works are distinguished by their immediacy, tonal complexity, and physical presence, making each piece feel both indexical and deeply atmospheric. In the context of this presentation, Neusüss’s works stand out as unique impressions that turn photography into a direct record of encounter.

Christiane Feser is known for her ongoing series of photo-objects, three-dimensional photographic sculptures that occupy the space between image and object. Her work transforms the photograph into a tactile, constructed form, often emphasizing surface, layering, and spatial illusion. Each work reads as a singular object in its own right, underscoring the hand-built quality and uniqueness of her practice.

Together, Neusüss and Feser offer two distinct but complementary approaches to the photographic medium: one rooted in the direct physical trace, the other in construction and sculptural transformation. The exhibition invites viewers to consider photography not as a fixed image, but as a unique object, a material process, and a site of experimentation.

07/10/2026

Kate Petley’s exquisite exhibition ‘Penumbra’ is only up for a little over a week and we are already sad to see it come down.
It’s as if there is a light source within her photographs. Fascinating and powerful.

The exhibition’s last day will be July 18th.

07/02/2026

We are open on Friday the 3rd, but closed for the 4th of July. Come visit Kate Petley’s unique photographs on canvas at The Bergamot Station Arts Center.

06/20/2026

Anthony Friedkin
Le***an Couple, Troupers Hall, Hollywood, CA, 1970
Vintage Gelatin Silver Print
14 x 11 inches (35.6 x 27.9 cm)

andproud

06/18/2026

Chloe Sherman
Love/Hate, Leslie Mah with Christopher Lee. San Francisco, CA, 1999
Archival Pigment Print
17.3 x 24 inches, image 13.3 x 20 inches

andproud

05/30/2026

Opening today from 4-7pm. Kate Petley’s ‘Penumbra’ is a trip when you are standing in front of the work. Parking here are Bergamot Station Art Center is easy and free.

Kate Petley’s practice turns light into structure, and structure into image. Working across sculpture, photography, and painting, Petley builds compositions that are at once materially precise and visually unstable, where the line between object, document, and illusion is elegantly undone.

Petley’s process begins with temporary sculptural arrangements of painted materials, staged in intensely lit environments and photographed at the moment of their brief, atmospheric existence. The resulting photographs are then translated onto canvas, where the image is reanimated through selective painted passages that are often nearly imperceptible. The effect is a surface that remains insistently flat even as it evokes a shimmering, holographic depth.
Kate Petley received a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2025 and has exhibited nationally and internationally since 1988. Her work is represented in the collections of the City of Houston, Grinnell College Museum of Art, the Polsinelli Collection, the Howard Hughes Corporation, and others. She has exhibited at MCA Denver, FotoFest Houston, PhotoIreland, and the CU Art Museum, and has received a Ucross Foundation Fellowship and a NEA/Rockefeller Foundation grant. Petley lives and works in Peekskill, New York.

05/29/2026

Come join us this Saturday ie tomorrow for the opening of Kate Petley’s ‘Penumbra’ at the gallery from 4 to 7pm. Parking here are Bergamot Station Art Center is easy and free. If you like this works from the images you are going to love them in person. We look forward to seeing you and Kate will be present.

Kate Petley’s practice turns light into structure, and structure into image. Working across sculpture, photography, and painting, Petley builds compositions that are at once materially precise and visually unstable, where the line between object, document, and illusion is elegantly undone.

Petley’s process begins with temporary sculptural arrangements of painted materials, staged in intensely lit environments and photographed at the moment of their brief, atmospheric existence. The resulting photographs are then translated onto canvas, where the image is reanimated through selective painted passages that are often nearly imperceptible. The effect is a surface that remains insistently flat even as it evokes a shimmering, holographic depth.
Kate Petley received a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2025 and has exhibited nationally and internationally since 1988. Her work is represented in the collections of the City of Houston, Grinnell College Museum of Art, the Polsinelli Collection, the Howard Hughes Corporation, and others. She has exhibited at MCA Denver, FotoFest Houston, PhotoIreland, and the CU Art Museum, and has received a Ucross Foundation Fellowship and a NEA/Rockefeller Foundation grant. Petley lives and works in Peekskill, New York.

05/22/2026

Kate Petley’s third solo show at the gallery ‘Penumbra’ opens on Saturday May 23rd, but the official opening, with the artist present, won’t be celebrated until the following Saturday, May 30th from 4pm to 7pm.

Kate Petley’s practice turns light into structure, and structure into image. Working across sculpture, photography, and painting, Petley builds compositions that are at once materially precise and visually unstable, where the line between object, document, and illusion is elegantly undone.

Petley’s process begins with temporary sculptural arrangements of painted materials, staged in intensely lit environments and photographed at the moment of their brief, atmospheric existence. The resulting photographs are then translated onto canvas, where the image is reanimated through selective painted passages that are often nearly imperceptible. The effect is a surface that remains insistently flat even as it evokes a shimmering, holographic depth.

Kate Petley received a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2025 and has exhibited nationally and internationally since 1988. Her work is represented in the collections of the City of Houston, Grinnell College Museum of Art, the Polsinelli Collection, the Howard Hughes Corporation, and others. She has exhibited at MCA Denver, FotoFest Houston, PhotoIreland, and the CU Art Museum, and has received a Ucross Foundation Fellowship and a NEA/Rockefeller Foundation grant. Petley lives and works in Peekskill, New York.

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2525 Michigan Avenue, Unit A7
Los Angeles, CA
90404

Opening Hours

Tuesday	12pm - 6pm
Wednesday	12pm - 6pm
Thursday	12pm - 6pm
Friday	12pm - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 6pm

Website

http://www.vonlintel.com/

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