Anja Niemi

Hunger TV features SKG artist Anja Niemi's new series, She Could Have Been A Cowboy, and discusses how it subverts a male dominated world.

Christie's features SKG artists Anja Niemi in their list of 9 women artist to collect this spring. 

The In-Between features Anja Niemi's piece from our AIPAD exhibition, "Performance/Politics" in their list of women who stole the show at The Photography Show presented by AIPAD 2018. 

AnOther Magazine features Anja Niemi's series She Could Have Been a Cowboy and discusses her subversion of traditional gender roles. 

Miss Rosen discusses how "Anja Niemi: She Could Have Been A Cowboy" exposes the line between reality and illusion. The exhibition will be on view at Steven Kasher Gallery through April 14. 

Elle Italia features Anja Niemi most recent series, She Could Have Been A Cowboy on view at SKG through April 14. 

Aesthetica Magazine features Anja Niemi: She Could Have Been A Cowboy in their Spring Issue. Niemi's exhibition will be on view at SKG through April 14. 

Pibe magazine features a 6 page spread on Anja Niemi's most recent photographic work, She Could Have Been A Cowboy. This body of work will be on view at Steven Kasher Gallery through April 14. 

SAJINYESUL Photo Magazine of South Korea, features Anja Niemi's She Could Have Been A Cowboy in their April publication. 

Anja Niemi's first U.S. solo exhibition is featured in L'Oeil de la Photographie. Anja Niemi: She Could Have Been A Cowboy is on view at Steven Kasher Gallery through April 14. 

Arte magazine reviews Anja Niemi: She Could Have Been A Cowboy. 

Elyssa Goodman of Vice interviews Anja Niemi on her latest series, She Could Have Been A Cowboy. Anja Niemi: She Could Have Been A Cowboy is on view at SKG through April 14. 

Anja Niemi: She Could Have Been A Cowboy is included in Observers list of the 10 not-to-miss NYC gallery exhibitions this spring. The exhibition will be on view through April 1. 

selfPortrait Magazine features Anja Niemi's first solo exhibition, She Could Have Been A Cowboy, on view at SKG through April 14. 

Anja Niemi's first U.S. solo exhibition, "She Could Have Been A Cowboy" is selected as one of the must-see gallery shows in New York. The show will be on view at SKG through April 14. 

Anja Niemi is featured in the new book, "Firecrackers: Female Photographers Now," which was reviewed by Elena Goukassian of Hyperallergic. 

Creative Boom's Laura Collinson review Anja Niemi's most recent series, She Could Have Been A Cowboy. 

Anja Niemi's "She Could Have Been a Cowboy" is featured on the front page of A New Type of Imprint. "She Could Have Been a Cowboy" opens at SKG on March 1. 

Aesthetica Magazine features Anja Niemi: She Could Have Been A Cowboy, open at Steven Kasher Gallery March 1 to April 14. 

Images from Anja Niemi's series, Darlene & Me are feature in A Women's Thing's winter issue. 

Anja Niemi's series Darlene & Me is featured in the Brazilian publication Amarello. 

Anja Niemi in conversation with GUP Magazine on her series "The Woman Who Never Existed." 

The series, "The Woman Who Never Existed" by Anja Niemi is highlight in Vogue Living The Netherlands. 

Melissa Lawford of the British Journal of Photography reviews Anja Niemi's upcoming exhibition, "The Women Who Never Existed." 

The series "The Women Who Never Existed" by Anja Niemi is featured in Eurostar's magazine, Metropolitan. 

Anja Niemi's series, "The Woman Who Never Existed" is featured on the cover of The Times. 

Anja Niemi is interviewed by Valentina Uzzo of Book Moda on creative process, influences, and upcoming exhibition and monograph. 

Anja Niemi writes about her series "Darlene & Me" in A New Type of Imprint. 

Images from SKG artist Anja Niemi's series "Starlets" are featured in the Lifestyle & Style section of Ideat. 

Darlene & Me

Images from "Starlets," a series by Anja Niemi are included in Glam Cult's June 2013 issue. 

Anja Niemi's "Starlets" series is included in the Sunday Times Magazine in anticipation of her upcoming show at The Little Black Gallery in London. 

Images from Anja Niemi's series "Do Not Disturb" have recently been featured in The Sunday Times ‘Spectrum’ publication.