From February 15, 2025, CAMERA WORK Gallery will present the exhibition I'm Not Here with around 40 photographs by Steve Schapiro, a selection of which will be shown for the first time worldwide. Of particular note are two portraits of Muhammad Ali — unique pieces signed by both the boxing icon and Steve Schapiro — along with other rare vintage prints. It is the largest presentation of works by a gallery since the artist's passing in 2022. The theme of freedom, to which Steve Schapiro felt a deep connection throughout his life, is the leitmotif of the exhibition.
 

From November 30, 2024 until February 8, 2025, CAMERA WORK Gallery presents an exhibition of nine photographic works and ten sculptures from Christian Tagliavini's new series Flora. This series is the culmination of years of conceptual work by the artist.

CAMERA WORK Gallery presents an exhibition of 20 large-format photographs by David Yarrow. The majority of these works were created in 2024 and are on display worldwide for the first time. Iconic animal portraits by the artist and a further development of his works influenced by classic Hollywood films are particularly represented in the exhibition. 
 

From September 24, 2024, CAMERA WORK Gallery presents a group exhibition on the occasion of the 2024 U.S. presidential elections. The exhibition shows portraits by renowned photographers — including Michel Comte, Patrick Demarchelier, Yousuf Karsh, Martin Schoeller, Pete Souza, and Albert Watson — of U.S. presidents from the 1940s to the present day. 

CAMERA WORK Gallery is presenting a retrospective of Hans Feuer's photographic life's work from August 24, 2024. The exhibition comprises approximately 50 works from six decades and shows a curated selection of the artist's early experimental works as well as his iconic fashion photographs. 

CAMERA WORK Gallery presents the exhibition »Hawai‘i« with works by Berlin-based photographer Olaf Heine from April 20 until June 1, 2024. The exhibition includes over 40 monochrome, partly large-format works from the long-standing, conceptually conceived series »Hawai‘i«.

CAMERA WORK Gallery presents an exhibition with around 20 predominantly large-format works from three decades (2006—2023) by Eugenio Recuenco, starting February 24, 2024.

CAMERA WORK Gallery presents an exhibition of over 50 photographs by Martin Schoeller. All works, the majority of which have never been exhibited before, are from the world-renowned »Close Up« series of the photo artist. Martin Schoeller is one of the world's most renowned portrait photographers, whose distinctive visual language unites his artistic series and award-winning projects. The exhibition shows impressive »Close Ups« of artists, athletes, and politicians.

CAMERA WORK Gallery presents an exhibition of over 40 works by Christian Tagliavini some of which have never been displayed to the public. This provides insight into the complexly composed series of the »photographic craftsman.« Christian Tagliavini's art is defined by an extraordinary creative process, the final result of which is depicted in his photographs.

Starting February 11, 2023, CAMERA WORK Gallery presents »Walk of Fame,« a group exhibition showing approximately 60 striking portraits from the œuvre of 30 renowned photographic artists. The exhibition, featuring style-defining works from 100 years of film history (1920—2020), is a tribute to their glamorous protagonists. The 1960s and 1970s determine the creative focus and are flanked by important portraits from other decades.

CAMERA WORK Gallery presents the exhibition »David Yarrow« starting on May 21, 2022. The eventful career of this exceptional photographer, like his works, makes history. With the utmost passion and professionalism, David Yarrow has defined his own visual language that makes his works unmistakable. CAMERA WORK provides insight into the artist's impressive visual narrative with the presentation of a comprehensive selection of works, some of which have never been shown before.

Starting March 19, 2022, CAMERA WORK Gallery presents the exhibition »Witnessing History,« dedicated to the significant history of photojournalism with 40 impressive works by over 20 world-famous photographers. On display and contextualized are visual documents from nearly 80 years of world history that have made history and become an integral part of the collective memory.

The exhibition presents selected photographic works out of the body of work of Swiss fashion photographer Hans Feurer.

The comprehensive solo exhibition presents more than 40 rock portraits by Herb Ritts, who ranks among the most important classic portrait, fashion, and celebrity photographers in history.

The exhibition presents the new series »Circesque« by Swiss-Italian artist Christian Tagliavini. The series features 23 portraits and is on view for the very first time worldwide.