Many of the photographs in this collection have never been shown publicly, offering a rare and intimate look at Lennon’s artistic evolution. His work masterfully balances rich moods and fine details, drawing viewers into a deeply personal yet universally resonant experience. Through this collection, Lennon continues to bridge personal memories with collective history, presenting images that stir introspection and invite a deeper appreciation of life’s fleeting yet profound moments.
In a statement about the exhibition, Lennon shared, “It’s a privilege to be back in New York at The Fremin Gallery with a new exhibition entitled ‘Reminiscence.’ The collection represents moments in time that capture life in its most organic state, from a Geisha’s shy smile in Tokyo, to the timeless reverence of the Statue of Liberty.”
More Than an Art Show—A Call for Reflection
"Reminiscence" is more than an art exhibition; it's an invitation to pause and reflect on the moments that define our existence and the world we inhabit. "Reminiscence" promises to be a compelling exhibition that not only showcases Lennon's artistic talent but also underscores his commitment to capturing the essence of life in its most organic form.
As the art world eagerly awaits the unveiling of "Reminiscence," Julian Lennon once again demonstrates his multifaceted talent and unwavering dedication to using art as a medium for change and introspection. This exhibition is poised to leave a lasting impact on all who attend, offering a profound exploration of life's delicate and interconnected moments.
Through his lens, Julian Lennon continues to inspire and challenge us to see beyond the surface, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the beauty and fragility of life.
Julian Lennon - Focus (1/5), 2018 | Dye sublimation on aluminum with DiBond backing, 30 x 40 in | Courtesy of Fremin Gallery
A Perfect Setting for a Thought-Provoking Exhibit
The Fremin Gallery, known for its dedication to presenting contemporary art that challenges and inspires, provides the perfect backdrop for Lennon's latest collection. Located in the heart of New York City, the gallery continues to be a hub for art enthusiasts and collectors seeking thought-provoking and impactful works.
Gallery director Emmanuel Fremin expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, saying, “We are thrilled to host Julian Lennon’s latest artistic endeavor. His work transcends the boundaries of traditional art, offering not only visual brilliance but also a profound message about our shared responsibility for the world around us.”
Visitors to Fremin Gallery will have the opportunity to engage with works that reflect both personal moments and universal themes, all through Lennon's unique perspective. In conjunction with the exhibition, Fremin Gallery will host a series of events, including artist talks and book signings, providing attendees with deeper insights into Lennon's creative process and the stories behind his photographs. These events aim to foster a greater connection between the artist and his audience, enriching the overall experience of the exhibition.
As the opening date approaches, anticipation is building among art critics and fans alike. "Reminiscence" is expected to draw significant attention, not only for its artistic merit but also for the meaningful conversations it is poised to inspire about our collective responsibility toward humanity and the environment.
Don't miss the opportunity to experience "Reminiscence" at the Fremin Gallery from March 6 to April 6, 2025. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Julian Lennon's work or new to his art, this exhibition offers a unique and enriching experience that resonates on multiple levels.
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Fremin Gallery Official Website.
Blending Art with Purpose
Born in Liverpool, England, Julian Lennon began his artistic journey at a young age, displaying an inherent talent for playing musical instruments. His creative pursuits soon expanded into cinematic and visual arts. Lennon’s career has always extended beyond music, weaving together creative expression and activism. His deep appreciation for humanity and the environment is evident in his photography, as well as in his long-standing philanthropic efforts.
In 2007, he founded The White Feather Foundation to help preserve Indigenous cultures, an organization dedicated to environmental conservation, education, and humanitarian aid. Through initiatives like the Cynthia Lennon Scholarship for Girls, which honors his late mother, he has provided educational opportunities to underprivileged young women, awarding 75 scholarships worldwide. His dedication to these causes earned him the title of Peace Laureate by UNESCO in 2020.
As an author, Lennon has published several books, including the New York Times best-selling "Touch the Earth" trilogy and the children's graphic novel "The Morning Tribe" in 2021. In 2024, he released his first fine art photography book, "Life's Fragile Moments," featuring images that span his photography career.
For more information about Julian Lennon's life and work, visit his official website at
julianlennon.com.
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Fremin Gallery, founded in 2007, is dedicated to showcasing contemporary art, representing a diverse roster of emerging and mid-career artists. While specializing in photography, the gallery also embraces a wide range of media, including painting, sculpture, and installation. Since its inception, it has provided numerous artists with their first solo exhibitions in New York and, in some cases, their U.S. debuts. With a strong emphasis on thought-provoking work, the gallery fosters engagement with themes such as identity, spirituality, architecture, and technology, highlighting the deep connection between form, content, and contemporary society.
Located in the heart of New York’s gallery district, Fremin Gallery serves as an intercultural space that encourages artistic freedom and creative exploration. Committed to both artists and collectors, it sustains a dynamic environment that reflects the evolving nature of art and its relationship with an increasingly inquisitive public. The gallery maintains an ambitious exhibition schedule, presenting over eight rotating shows annually while also cultivating partnerships with museums, institutions, and private foundations to further support its artists and expand their reach.
