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Greg Gorman is a celebrated photographer renowned for his ability to capture the essence of human nature through his timeless images. His work delves into society’s fascination with 21st-century celebrity, transcending the superficial to explore the depth of individual character. Whether photographing the most famous or infamous faces from entertainment, art, sports, or music, Gorman’s portraits are stark, honest, and deeply intriguing. Each shot reflects his belief that the best photographs leave something to the imagination. Over his decades-long career, Gorman has earned prestigious accolades, including the Lucie Award for Portraiture and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Professional Photographers of America. His charitable contributions, recognized by organizations like The Elton John AIDS Foundation, also underscore his impact beyond photography.
Andy Warhol, 1986 Los Angeles
Gorman’s photography is not confined to celebrity culture; it captures the infinite range of human nature, making each portrait a study in character. His work has consistently intrigued viewers from the onset of his career. Besides his iconic portraits, Gorman is a sought-after speaker and educator, sharing his expertise through hands-on workshops worldwide. He continues to travel the globe for specialized projects, while his work is regularly exhibited in galleries and museums, reflecting his enduring influence in the world of photography.
In addition to his photography career, Gorman collaborated with Dave Phinney of Orin Swift Cellars, producing acclaimed wines under the GKG Cellars label from 2006 to 2018. A Kansas City native, Gorman now resides in Los Angeles with his French Bulldog, Cyrill, and enjoys fishing in his spare time.
Grace Jones, 1991 Los Angeles
Greg Gorman has published thirteen monographs, including his latest, Homage, which explores the influence of African Tribal Art on European and American cultures. His work is frequently showcased in galleries and museums around the world, with It’s Not About Me—A Retrospective (2019) being one of his most notable exhibitions. Gorman’s fine art photography, particularly through his collaboration with Gary Johns on Homage, marks a significant evolution in his creative journey. Additionally, his background in cinematography, with a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Southern California, has contributed to his distinctive approach to visual storytelling.
