LEICA EXHIBITION

Subconscious by Betty Goh transforms everyday urban landscapes into introspective compositions that reveal hidden emotions and reflect her inner world. Through unexpected perspectives and abstract layers, her photographs weave light, shadow, reflection, and silhouette into visual poetry.

This photography exhibition invites viewers into a world shaped by light, mood, and the poetry of everyday moments. Launched alongside the Leica Noctilux-M 35 f/1.2 ASPH., the exhibition brings together five photographers, each sharing their own story through the Noctilux-M lens series.

This exhibition becomes a portal, inviting viewers to experience Antarctica not as a desolate expanse, but as a kaleidoscope of colour waiting to be revealed. Photographer Stuart Robertson emerges as a master interpreter of the frozen landscape. His fascination with the graphic jarring shapes, colour and shadow forms that are found in Antarctica translates into a visual symphony.

This remarkable exhibition invites you to step into his world — where viewers become co-creators, and art is remade with every interaction. REDred by Geoff Ang is more than an exhibition; it is an invitation to step into a living dialogue between art, artist, and audience. Here, photography transcends the frame, becoming a shared space where visitors are no longer passive observers but active participants, shaping and reshaping the work as they move through it.

In honour of Singapore’s 60th birthday, Leica Gallery presents To Stand and To Hold — a deeply personal and compelling photographic project by Dr. Ng King Kang (@k2359k), a renowned local journalist, creative, and thoughtful observer of human stories. Captured with the Leica M11 Monochrom, this evocative exhibition features 21 portraits of everyday Singaporeans. From chefs and dancers to doctors, athletes and artists, Dr Ng captures the essence of identity — shaped not merely by circumstance, but by discipline, passion, and the quiet dignity of perseverance.

The exhibition ‘Utsav – India in Celebration’ showcases the evocative work of documentary photographer Laxmi Kaul (@laxmikaul), capturing the transcendent energy and vibrant colours of India’s living traditions. Shot with her Leica, this collection invites viewers into the heart of sacred rituals, seen through the lens of a woman whose perspective blends sensitivity, depth, and clarity. Through her lens, three sacred traditions come to life —the surging river of humanity at Kumbh Mela, the jubilant devotion of Vrindavan Holi, and the fiery trance of Theyyam. These photographs are more than frozen moments —they are invitations into a world where every gesture, every hue, and every ritual carries the weight of centuries of belief and celebration.

This project, curated to mark Scorcelletti's transition to a new artistic language, an artist known for his photographs of the most important international film and fashion stars and winner of the World Press Photo Contest in 2003. Emanuele Scorcelletti's vision, known for capturing the human side of movie and fashion stars, has evolved. This exhibition shows an evanescent journey and nostalgic timelessness, ghostly and light forms evolve in cities crystallised by the years, in sacred places preserved by a millenary faith, in a rural world spared from the frenzy of modernism. Moving images that reveal a dreamlike work like an ode to eternal Italy, like a poem whispered to the wounds of life in which a certain scent of innocence floats.

This exhibition is a tribute to Joel Meyerowitz’s extraordinary body of work, his unwavering commitment to the art of photography, and his lasting legacy in the world of street photography. It also marks the celebration of 70 years of the Leica M system, a groundbreaking tool that has been instrumental in bringing Meyerowitz’s visionary work to life. Many of his iconic photographs, now considered milestones in modern photography, owe their timeless impact to the precision and artistry of the Leica M.

Driving places showcases Calvin’s true passion: Cars, particularly classic vehicles. His work is a testament to this love, as he masterfully blends rare and prestigious automobiles with iconic landscapes, creating images that highlight the deep connection between a car and its surroundings. Calvin’s photography challenges the conventional notion that sports cars belong solely in urban environments; instead, he portrays them as vessels of adventure, capable of escaping the confines of the city and finding freedom on the most awe-inspiring roads nature has to offer.

Kindred Guardians is an ongoing, self-funded personal project centered on documenting individuals worldwide who dedicate their lives to aiding animals in need. Each chapter explores a distinct issue and highlights the profound bonds between humans and animals. The project aims to raise awareness of global wildlife issues and to honor and showcase the dedicated individuals who advocate for animal welfare as their life's mission.

"Havana Nocturne" is more than a photo exhibition; it's an invitation to feel, reflect, and immerse yourself in the extraordinary nocturnal world of Havana through the eyes of Fulvio Bugani. Each photograph is a testament to the photographer's deep connection with the city. "Havana Nocturne" invites viewers to experience the nocturnal charm of Havana, where every corner tells a story, and every shadow holds a mystery.

The exhibition, titled “The Master of Elegance & Allure,” is organised in collaboration with the George Hoyningen-Huene Estate Archives, established in 2020 to preserve the renowned photographer’s legacy, share his work with a wide audience and inspire contemporary photographers and creatives around the world. The platinum palladium prints on display here are prized for their permanence and rich tonal spectrum. Employing metals more precious than gold, the platinum palladium process creates photographs with a lush, matt surface and their tones range from velvety blacks to a myriad of greys and delicate whites. This exhibition coincides with the publication of the new Thames & Hudson book “George Hoyningen-Huene: Photography, Fashion, Film,” further enhancing the celebration of his multifaceted contributions to the realms of photography, fashion and cinema.

"Distorted Realities" serves as an immersive showcase, bringing to life compelling visual narratives that intricately depict the multifaceted essence of the underground music scene. Through the lens of photography, this exhibition meticulously explores the distinct stories and varied dimensions inherent to this subculture. It provides viewers with a profound and engaging insight into the vibrant, unconventional, and ever-evolving realm of underground music.

“In The Eye of a Traveling Salesman” goes beyond being a mere display of remarkable photography; it serves as a testament to the profound impact of human curiosity and the unifying power of travel. Alan Kwang's remarkable journey takes us on a global adventure, igniting a sense of wonder and appreciation for the world's diverse cultures, people and landscapes. This exhibition will kindle and unleash your inner passion, inspiring you to explore, embrace new experiences as well as witness the beauty that surrounds us, both near and far.

In this exhibition, the Berlin photographer, Jan von Holleben, takes us on a fascinating and adventurous journey into the world of the magic drug sugar.

Young adults in times of Corona: The German photographer’s series explores the impact of the pandemic on his generation. Like his contemporaries, Goppel also experienced the sudden stalling of habitual activities, and was obliged to come to terms with feelings of insecurity when considering any plan for the future. Corona was rather like a catalyst for a progressive sense of disorientation. Goppel’s pictures speak of the strange forlornness affecting an entire generation.

Set in the urban environment and inspired by the banality of modern-day existence, Jesse's work explores themes of suburbia, abandonment and daily rituals.

A peek behind the curtain of 12 homegrown artists to reveal the characters who’ve been key players in Singapore’s blossoming creative scene. These people are makers, creators and artists who have demonstrated a high degree of artistic talent and skill over the past decade, in Singapore. The cream of the crop in their respective communities.