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Stockholm Calling David Drebin

We are happy to once again welcome David Drebin to Sweden, this time at the gallery in Stockholm. The exhibition will introduce the latest Diamond Dust works as well as the new book Flirting with Danger by the internationally renowned and New York City-based photographer and multidisciplinary artist.

David Drebin's mysterious and suspenseful images seem like snapshots from a film. Looking closer you find a carefully crafted artwork flirting with the imagination of the viewer. They are not just pictures, they are stories waiting to unfold.

The Diamond Dust works are photographs covered with a glittering material added to paper and ink in the printing process, establishing a radiant finish which captures light alluringly and enhances the value and beauty of the prints.

Drebin's new book Flirting with Danger, published by teNeues Verlag, is an extra-large format monograph. This high-gloss publication takes Drebin's storytelling to the next level by exploring the fascinating riddle of the forbidden and the allure of danger.

Welcome to enjoy the works along with a glass of champagne together with the artist at the opening of "Stockholm Calling"

Thursday 28 of September 17.00 – 20.00 at Galleri GKM, Karlavägen 74 in Stockholm. Thomas, Kalle, Katarina & Ludvig






  • 28.09.2023
    Ausstellung »
    Barlach-Halle K »

    ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN:
    Do – So 11 – 17 Uhr



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  • Stockholm Calling David Drebin
    Stockholm Calling David Drebin
    Barlach-Halle K