Schilt Publishing & Gallery

Schilt Publishing & Gallery has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in May 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Schilt Publishing & Gallery are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, schilt_publishing has populated their site with: • Danielle L Goldstein: Transience | LENSCRATCH • Take an exclusive glimpse into the lives of the American elites | Amateur Photographer • What Stays When We Leave | Luminous Landscape • Hunting with America’s super rich | The Observer • Global Visions - FotoFest at 40 • This Room Will Survive Me Architecture and Interiority • Behind the Hedges • Interesting Photobooks of 2025 | PhotoBook Journal • Amy Horowitz Captures A Slice Of A New Generation In New Book “A Walk In The Park” | DeMilked • The grid: Jane Hilton’s modern-day cowboys | The Observer • Amy Horowitz — A Walk in the Park? – PhotoBook Journal • Transience by Danielle Goldstein • A Walk in the Park? by Amy Horowitz • I AM ALIVE - Creating resilience and healing trauma through art by Nathalie Latham • Schilt Publishing & Gallery • Inventory of the Impermanent – Fishers Island, NY - Schilt Publishing and Gallery • Aesthetica Magazine - Portraits of Connection • LENSCRATCH | Maarten Schilt in conversation with visual artist DM Witman • ✦ Current Exhibition : DM Witman & Brenton Hamilton ✦ • Become a Rhubarbino • Photo book recommendation: Crows Ascending by Elliot Ross • A Walk in the Park? by Amy Horowitz for Schilt Publishing & Gallery (Review) - Viewfinder Chronicles • New Photo Book Features Captivating Moments Of NYC Youth On The Cusp Of Adulthood • Special Editions • Photographic Prints • Photography Books • The Information Front #2 — Ukraine - The Path to Freedom • 💌 Newsletter sign-up • The Information Front #1 — Ukrainian Photographers Witness War in Ukraine • Terza Vita Lido di Ostia Roma by Mar Sáez • Crows Ascending by Elliot Ross • New Book: You Refuse to Believe that You Ever Liked Pink • New Book: These Americans • New Book: Creatures, by David Batchelder • Current exhibition: Images in Transition by David Pace and Stephen Wirtz