We are excited to announce the participation of another leading photography gallery at Unseen 2012 (see our ‘Gallery Overview’ for a list of all participating galleries). We travel across the world to m97 Gallery in the famed art district in Shanghai, China. M97 is an independent photographic art gallery and has been dedicated to the promotion of photography in China since its establishment in 2006.

M97 now represents over thirty established and emerging Chinese and international artists. A perfect fit with our mission to bring forth not only known photographers exhibiting new work but young photographic talent to be shown for the first time. At Unseen, m97 will be representing four Chinese photographers: Luo Dan (1968), Huang Xiaoliang (1985), Jiang Zhi(1971) and Chen Chunlin (1970).

Currently on display at the m97 Gallery is the exhibition Hokkaido to Huangshan, a selection of recent gelatin photographs by internationally acclaimed photographer Michael Kenna (1953). Michael Kenna is known for his black-and-white landscape photographs, and his work has displayed in more than 600 exhibitions and museums around the world. This exhibition is on display until 29 April.

M97 Gallery is located at 97 Moganshan Road, 2nd floor, Shanghai, China 200060 and is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm, and Sunday from 12pm to 6pm.