Kristi Kienholz Photography

Kristi Kienholz Photography Photographer

From the second you walk in, coaches are right there greeting you, welcoming you. Even if you’re just standing in line t...
04/03/2026

From the second you walk in, coaches are right there greeting you, welcoming you.

Even if you’re just standing in line to check in, you’re really not “waiting” - there’s a coach ready to answer questions, hype you up, or give you some advice on your swing.

NYABC just does it different 🤍

Art, in motion.One of the most compelling parts of was witnessing work being created in real time.Artist brought his p...
04/01/2026

Art, in motion.

One of the most compelling parts of was witnessing work being created in real time.

Artist brought his process to life - transforming layers of packing tape into luminous, detailed compositions right in front of you.

It wasn’t just about the finished piece.

It was about the process. The precision. The presence.

Moments like this shift the experience of art, from something you observe to something you feel part of.

Capturing that energy - fleeting, focused, alive - is what I love most about documenting events like this.

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Art isn’t always still. Sometimes, it unfolds right in front of you.

Art is never just what’s on the wall.I had the opportunity to photograph for - a premier gallery event bringing togeth...
04/01/2026

Art is never just what’s on the wall.

I had the opportunity to photograph for - a premier gallery event bringing together some of the most accomplished artists and galleries from around the world.

From contemporary abstraction to intricate material work, each space carried its own presence - inviting you to slow down, observe, and experience.

I found myself drawn to the in-between moments... the way people connected to the work.

A pause in front of a piece.

A quiet conversation between artist and collector.

The kind of presence you don’t rush.

As someone who values storytelling and legacy, capturing these moments felt especially meaningful.

Because the most powerful images aren’t just about art.

They’re about connection.

(First slide: Sculpture by Gino Miles, “Triumph”)

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