Allen Cooley is a celebrated fashion, entertainment and portrait photographer. His work can be seen on the cover of such prominent magazines as Jet, Kontrol and Essence and his art has been acquired into several private collections.

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Marlene Hawthrone's photojournalistic style was honed as a photographer and editor at the Hilltop Newspaper in Washington DC. She was also the primary photographer for the National Council of La Raza, where she documented its work towards civil rights.

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Titus Heagins is a documentary photographer whose portraits remind us that those who many in our society might consider the "other" are more like us than not.

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Builder Levy has been photographing America and her inhabitants for the past 50 years. His social consciousness took him to significant areas of our country during tumultuous times.

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Gordon Parks internationally renowned photographer, filmmaker, poet, novelist, and composer was born in Fort Scott, Kansas in 1912. He was the first African American to work at Life magazine and was the director of 1971 film Shaft.

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After a career as a New York Fashion Editor and working along side the greats of fashion photography, Aline Smithson discovered the family Rolleiflex and never looked back.

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In addition to its represented artists, the gallery also has in its inventory selected works of noted photographers Elliott Erwitt, Bruce Davidson, David Johnson, Bob Gomel, Gerald Ratto and Jan Yoors.

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