Leica Gallery Singapore

"Nosotras" is a long-term project by Leica Oskar Barnack Award (LOBA) 2021 nominee Graciela Magnoni. Titled "Us" in Spanish, Magnoni's LOBA nominated series spotlights the differences and commonalities between girls and women all over the world.

Featuring snapshots of daily life, taken in public spaces on the streets of Singapore, Life in Mono is a series of monochrome photographs shot by renowned Singapore photographer AikBeng Chia.

Leica Galerie Singapore presents to you a nostalgic time from 70s and 80s of Tokyo through the eyes of salaryman Jiro Kochi.

Face Value is a series of portraits featuring “influencers” and “girls of Instagram”. It throws the spotlight on the changing face of media; how traditional media is being replaced by faces, and how society — including the media — constantly judge these faces, placing values on them.

Steve McCurry decided on China as his first official location to take photographs with the Leica SL2. Conveying a sense of naturalness and confidence, the photographs were like a seamless, uninterrupted flow which continues from his previous Chinese experience.

Faces of Yangon began with one haunting image of a monk made by Steve Golden on a weekend trip to Yangon in 2015.

The exhibition documents current developments and thoughts from 2 cities exactly 12 hours apart, highlighting fundamental questions by examining the basic philosophical concepts of Time, Space and Existence.

The exhibition is the culmination of more than 10 years photographing in and around the Tsukiji market using five different generations of Leica M cameras.

On his sixth trip to Cambodia, Michael Lee, with a Leica CL, revisited the majestic Angkor Wat and the villages around Siem Reap.

Wielding his Leica CL and Leica Q, Francisco Marin returns to his hometown to document the Day of the Dead.