Leonard Nimoy
Photography


Leonard Nimoy first experienced the magic of making photographic images as a teen-ager in the early 1940’s. His darkroom was the family bathroom in their small Boston apartment. His subjects were family and friends. He studied at UCLA under Robert Heineken in the early 1970’s and later received an “artist in residence” appointment at the American Academy in Rome.

Mr Nimoy’s photography is included  in many museum collections, including The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Judah L. Magnes Museum, The LA County Museum of Art, the Jewish Museum of NY, The New Orleans Museum of Fine Art and The Hammer Museum.

Besides his rising stature as a major contemporary American photographer, in his spare time Mr. Nimoy moonlights as an actor, director, philanthropist, and as one of the world’s best loved and respected personalities, Mr. Spock.  (read more here)


In Summer/Fall 2010 the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art will present an exhibition of Leonard Nimoy’s latest photographs in conjunction with R. Michelson Galleries.

Leonard Nimoy: A Retrospective
Featuring work from Secret Selves, The Full Body Project,
Shekhina
, The Black and White Series
, and Self Portraits

July 29 – October 31, 2010
R.Michelson Galleries, Northampton MA

Leonard Nimoy’s Secret Selves Exhibit at MASS MoCA
August 1– December 31, 2010
MASS MoCA, North Adams MA

 

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Leonard Nimoy (right) and gallery owner Richard Michelson

Interviews, Articles,
and Event Photographs

 

Secret Selves


Do you have another half? Do you have a self
never revealed? Who do you think you are?

The Full Body Project


An examination of our concepts
of beauty and sexuality.

Shekhina


A photographic essay about
the feminine presence of God.
 

Classic Nudes
— & —
Dance Series

 

Self Portraits
— & —
Hand Series

 

The Black and White Series

 

Landscapes
— & —
Egg Series

 


Listen to Leonard Nimoy read the children's book Too Young for Yiddish by Richard Michelson.
"One of the best Jewish children's books published in recent memory, and one of the top 25 ever published."
-Detroit Jewish News



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