Works
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Gapstow Bridge -
Radio City
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Remnant #4
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Remnant #7
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Remnant #1
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Telegraph #1
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Reminder
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Remnant #77
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Entrance
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Remnant #74
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Blackened Door #2
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Primetime Arcade
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Sugar Shack Wildwood
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Frog Bog, Dawn
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Great White, Wildwood
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Casino Pier, Sunrise
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Great White, Pre-storm
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Musik Express, Wildwood
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Steel Pier, Moonrise
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Two Lights
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Torn Sheet Music
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Hennessy
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Lost Clock Installation no.2
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Path and San Remo
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Private Gardens
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North Woods Exit
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Drop the Sun, Central Park no.5
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Drop the Sun, Central Park no. 1
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Drop the Sun, Central Park no.4
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Strong Man #2
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Wack A Mole
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Starlux- Dawn
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Corn Hole
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Sig
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Nice One Bakery
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Paris Sandwich
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Hon Cafe
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Stairway
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Corridor No. 3
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Coat Room Elevator
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Ditch Light- Alcoves and Corridors
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Last Ticket Window
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The Whisper Room
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Engine #1
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Crossing #1
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Southern Railroad Company
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Susquehanna Passenger Car
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Gottlieb's Charlie's Angels
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Bally's Kiss
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Gottlieb's El Dorado
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Bally's Evel Knievel
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10th Winter
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First Fall-Native Meadow, Sunrise
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Half Moon
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Bow Bridge, Pre-Dawn
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Northwest View
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South View Number 2
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Low Pressure System-The Ramble
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Tangled
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54th and 3rd
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Umbrella & a Letter for You
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Long Goodbye
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Last Light
Press
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MICHAEL MASSAIA: THE STATES PROJECT: NEW JERSEY
Kimberly Witham, Lenscratch, 1 December 2018 -
Waking dreams: The photography of Michael Massaia
Michael Abatemarco, Pasatiempo, 16 November 2018 -
These Stunning Photos Capture The Loneliness Of Insomnia
Lindsay Holmes, The Huffington Post, 31 May 2017 -
Are These Images of People Resting in New York Dreamy or Voyeuristic?
David Rosenberg, Slate, 6 July 2016
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Inverted seascapes provide fresh perspective
Benazir Wehelie, CNN, 17 December 2015 -
Haunting images of Central Park in the middle of the night
Kenneth Dickerman, The Washington Post, 30 November 2015 -
Haunting Images of Central Park When No One Is Around
David Rosenberg, Slate, 30 October 2015 -
Curl Up Next to a Trucker in These Night Photos of Rest Stops
Pete Brook, Wired, 9 August 2013
Overview
Gapstow Bridge
Michael Massaia’s black and white photographs combine a clear artistic vision and mastery of photographic process. Creating a feeling of intimacy between photographer and subject, Massaia asks us to remember a past that has been irrevocably changed by the passage of time. Whether a portrait of a phone booth or pinball machine, a vacant hotel, or a deserted path in Central Park, Massaia breaths life and light into the dark and inanimate. The luminous nature of silver gelatin prints is paired perfectly with each of his subjects. With meticulous attention to every detail, Massaia directs the viewer into a cinematic story that is familiar and yet new. A master of the science and craft of photography Massaia’s silver gelatin and split toned contact prints are unmistakable and pulse with life.
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Exhibitions
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Deck the Walls
Group Exhibition 11 December 2023 - 24 January 2024Each December/January Gilman Contemporary celebrates the diversity of the artists they bring to Sun Valley with their group exhibition, Deck the Walls. This dynamic group show teases upcoming feature exhibitions...Read more -
Michael Massaia
Try and Remember 27 January - 1 March 2022With luminous lighting, and rich deep blacks Michael Massaia's photograph draw us into an intimate encounter between Massaia and his subject. These encounters are fleeting and offer a sense of...Read more
