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Leica Gallery Boston Providing unparalleled access to a rotation of curated exhibits, with imagery captured by classic and contemporary Leica photographers.

Opened in September,2016, The Leica Gallery Boston strives to bring world-class art to the residents and visitors of Boston, following Leica’s long tradition of excellence and commitment to quality in cameras, lenses, and photojournalism. By curating exhibits from world-famous photographers and hosting special engagements with featured artists, as well as offering the immensely popular Leica Akademie workshops for one-of-a-kind, immersive experiences, Leica Gallery Boston provides unique and eye- opening programming to further this mission. The Leica Gallery Boston is located at 74 Arlington Street, Boston, MA 02116, within the Boston Park Plaza Hotel. Hours are Monday-Saturday 10:00AM - 7:00PM, Sunday 11:00AM – 6:00PM. For more information, visit www.leicagalleryboston.com

Happening today— from 12-2PM join Leica Gallery Boston for a conversation with Caleb Stein about his practice and new pu...
10/03/2026

Happening today— from 12-2PM join Leica Gallery Boston for a conversation with Caleb Stein about his practice and new publication ‘Down by the Hudson’

‘Down by the Hudson’ presents over a decade of summers Caleb Stein spent photographing a creek in Poughkeepsie, New York. Since 2013, Stein has returned to the same stretch of water each year, observing the recurring rhythms of friendship, gathering, and care that define this communal space.

Caleb Stein is a multimedia artist currently based in the U.S. His conceptual, documentary work often takes the form of photographic installations, multi-channel video works, and artist books that engage with questions around the collective, community, and the relationship between photography, perception, and memory.

Images courtesy Caleb Stein and Palo Gallery, in sequence: TaeShawn, The Watering Hole, 2020; Water Mirror, The Watering Hole, 2025; Bode & Owen, Wrestling, The Watering Hole, 2022; Roots and Fisherman’s String, The Watering Hole, 2024.

Caleb Stein Leica Camera USA Palo Gallery

Leica Gallery Boston is excited to present our upcoming exhibition Days Go By… featuring Sara Messinger sara messinger  ...
09/30/2026

Leica Gallery Boston is excited to present our upcoming exhibition Days Go By… featuring Sara Messinger sara messinger שרה and Adali Schell Adali Schell which brings into conversation two projects that explore the fleeting moments between adolescence and adulthood.

Across opposite coasts, both photographers document this period of transition within the landscape of their respective homes—New York and Los Angeles. Messinger follows a group of teenagers through public parks and other spaces outside of school or home, where, unencumbered, they explore, experiment, and socialize. Schell diaristically documents this time in his life, focusing on the car as a space for independence, autonomy, and connection.

Though their photographs are distinct, both Messinger’s and Schell’s images are enmeshed in their own experiences. Here, the photograph becomes a means for understanding oneself, a self-portrait of sorts. Together, they build a tender reverence for the intimacy and uncertainty that comes with growing up.

Days Go By… will open to the public on Friday, October 23rd with a recption from 6-8PM at the Leica Store & Gallery Boston. Both Messinger and Schell will present at the connected Artist Talk on Saturday, October 24th from 12-2PM. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, January 3rd.

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Did you know— our 10th anniversary exhibition ‘Community Garden,’ features work from four emerging local photographers. ...
09/29/2026

Did you know— our 10th anniversary exhibition ‘Community Garden,’ features work from four emerging local photographers. Today we’ll highlight one of those artists, AbdoulNasser Mika.

Abdoul comes from a community in Boston that is an amalgam of the African diaspora bounded by poverty, a desire to survive, and dreams of a better future. A unique and colorful culture lies in this community which heavily influences his work. He combines his passion for anthropology with photography to highlight issues in his community, with the hopes of finding solutions.

Visit the gallery to see Abdoul’s prints and more in Community Garden, our exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of Leica Store & Gallery Boston.

On Saturday, October 3rd from 12-2PM, join Leica Gallery Boston for a conversation with Caleb Stein about his practice a...
09/27/2026

On Saturday, October 3rd from 12-2PM, join Leica Gallery Boston for a conversation with Caleb Stein about his practice and new publication ‘Down by the Hudson’

‘Down by the Hudson’ presents over a decade of summers Caleb Stein spent photographing a creek in Poughkeepsie, New York. Since 2013, Stein has returned to the same stretch of water each year, observing the recurring rhythms of friendship, gathering, and care that define this communal space. What began as documentation gradually became a lyrical and tender ode to the freedom and edenic sense of community the place elicits. Featured in the publication are written contributions from Amitava Kumar, Anita N. Bateman, Matt Carey-Williams, and Daniel Wolff.

Caleb Stein is a multimedia artist currently based in the U.S. His conceptual, documentary work often takes the form of photographic installations, multi-channel video works, and artist books that engage with questions around the collective, community, and the relationship between photography, perception, and memory.

For more information about Stein and ‘Down by the Hudson,’ or to register to attend this Artist Talk, visit the link in our bio.

Image courtesy Caleb Stein and Palo Gallery: Rain Storm, The Watering Hole, 2025.

Caleb Stein Palo Gallery Leica Camera USA

“My relationship with Leica has only been nurturing, creative, and a platform to voice the stories of my subjects, commu...
09/26/2026

“My relationship with Leica has only been nurturing, creative, and a platform to voice the stories of my subjects, community and the industry as a whole… I am thankful that I have earned the respect of peers without compromising my personhood or authentic storytelling, and thank the Leica curators for continuing to invest in the minds, art, and stories of the next generation of photographers.” —Eva Woolridge

Visit the gallery to see this print and more in Community Garden, our exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of Leica Store & Gallery Boston.

Eva G Woolridge Leica Camera USA Leica Store Boston

“I go where the light is, and I bring my camera as an offering.” —Vanessa LeroyKamar and Ty, 2021 from Take My HandVisit...
09/24/2026

“I go where the light is, and I bring my camera as an offering.” —Vanessa Leroy

Kamar and Ty, 2021 from Take My Hand

Visit the gallery to see this print and more in Community Garden, our exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of Leica Store & Gallery Boston.

Vanessa Leroy Leica Camera USA Leica Store Boston

Happening this evening— Join photographer Jennifer McClure for an Artist Talk from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Leica Boston in co...
09/23/2026

Happening this evening— Join photographer Jennifer McClure for an Artist Talk from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Leica Boston in collaboration with the Griffin Museum. For more information and to register to attend, visit the link in our bio.

Jennifer McClure has spent two decades turning the camera on herself and the people closest to her. Her work is about longing, solitude, and an ambivalent yearning for connection. She often uses herself and her experiences as subject matter to explore the creation of personal mythology and the agency of identity. A two-time recipient of the Griffin Museum’s Arthur Griffin Legacy Award, McClure currently teaches in our Photography Atelier program, guiding the next generation of image-makers through the same instinct-driven process that has shaped her own celebrated body of work. Her ties to Leica run deep as well — she has taught workshops for Leica Camera and been featured in the brand’s storytelling series on portraiture and craft.

Griffin Museum of Photography Leica Camera USA Jennifer McClure

Did you know— our 10th anniversary exhibition ‘Community Garden,’ features work from four emerging local photographers. ...
09/22/2026

Did you know— our 10th anniversary exhibition ‘Community Garden,’ features work from four emerging local photographers. Today we’ll highlight one of those artists, Artemisia Luk artemisia luk 📸

Artemisia is drawn to intimate stories that get at the heart of emotion and personal identity. Currently, she is an arts reporting fellow at WBUR. There, she produces written, audio and video stories about Greater Boston art and culture. She enjoys covering art that fosters connection, whether it’s a public mural or a hidden basement that convenes jazz lovers.

These images and written statements come from Artemisia’s “waiting series” where she approaches strangers who appear to be waiting for something, like a train or the sunset, and ask what they’ve been waiting for the longest. After their conversation, she asks them to write down their answer and whether she can take their portrait. She then schedules an email containing their answer and portrait, to be sent on the date they believe they’ll arrive at what they’re waiting for.

Visit the gallery to see Artemisia’s prints and more in Community Garden, our exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of Leica Store & Gallery Boston.

“Over the years, I’ve realized that my images are much wiser than I am. I think I may know where a project is going, but...
09/20/2026

“Over the years, I’ve realized that my images are much wiser than I am. I think I may know where a project is going, but slowly and surely they show me otherwise.” —Rebecca Norris Webb

Blossoming, 2029, courtesy the artist and Robert Klein Gallery

Visit the gallery to see this print and more in Community Garden, our exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of Leica Store & Gallery Boston.

Alex Webb/Rebecca Norris Webb Leica Camera USA Leica Store Boston

“Photography is my salvation. Over and over, I come back to themes of connection: the love that shapes us, the ties that...
09/19/2026

“Photography is my salvation. Over and over, I come back to themes of connection: the love that shapes us, the ties that bind, the memories that haunt and waver. The act of photographing brings everything to the surface and helps me make sense of it all.” —Jennifer McClure

Untitled, 2025, from How Easily We Are Undone

Don’t forget to join us this Wednesday night from 6-8PM for our Artist Talk with Jennifer in collaboration with the Griffin Museum of Photography. More information and the link to register can be found in our bio.

Jennifer McClure Griffin Museum of Photography Leica Camera USA

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