Too many people's homes, offices and businesses are cluttered with "bad hotel art" and don't invite beauty and life into the room. Don't let this happen to you.
Transform your stale spaces with epic still Sean Sheridan photographs of the great American west and iconic scenes from around the world, images that harness the power of unguarded human and natural emotion that will bring your space alive. Join us for an exciting lineup of unique gallery events, starting with the November 1, 2024 event at the Colorado Co-op in Colorado Springs where a series of curated Sheridan images will be available, each with beauty, life and a sense of mystery captured in the frame.
Below are the images that will be available for purchase at the event. They are all framed with finished art sizes either 34" x 26" or 16" x 24" and ready to hang. Each print will be offered as part of a signed and numbered series and are made by Sean's lab on Hahnemuhle PhotoRag 308 Matt FineArt paper guaranteeing archival standards. There will be many more unframed 15" x 10" prints from Sean's archives available as well. You do not have to be at the actual event to purchase one of the items. Sales inquiries, custom orders and other prints in Sean's portfolio are available by contacting Monet Martin. For smaller size and larger run items, please see the online store.
MEET THE ARTIST
SEAN SHERIDAN
Sean Sheridan is a photographer who has spent nearly two decades elevating people and brands through the power of the image. From revealing the dignity and power of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people to demystifying the most influential leaders and celebrities of our time, Sheridan is known for capturing the untold stories of transformation that inspire and unite mankind.
His photojournalism and filmmaking have taken him to 97 countries, and his commercial and non-profit work has been featured on CNN, in USA Today, The Seattle Times, and on the cover of The Washington Times, in SMITHSONIAN, Fast Company, Food and Wine, and Science magazines, GOOD, and The Daily Beast, in numerous best-selling books, on the main stage at TED and other leading conferences, and in countless development agencies and gallery exhibitions.
While shooting in Liberia in 2015 with various courageous nonprofit organizations to capture stories of hope and impact, he joined the ranks of the “Ebola Fighters” who received Time Magazine’s “Person of the Year” accolade.
Sheridan and his family live in Colorado.
MEET THE AGENT
MONET MARTIN
My name is Monet Martin, and I’m excited to introduce myself to you. I am a Midwestern raised, Colorado transplant and have been living in Colorado Springs since 1997. Professionally I have a long history of selling industrial steel throughout the United States. I started selling steel in Chicago in 1993. I moved to Colorado and sold for the Pueblo, CO steel mills for 17 years. I currently represent a steel mill in British Columbia, Canada and am the Eastern US sales rep covering Utah to the east coast. I am incredibly blessed to have this wonderful “day job” to help provide for my family (husband and 3 children), but after 30 years of selling carbon steel I have been restless to add something new and interesting to my “portfolio.”
I have known Sean Sheridan as a close family friend for the past 25 years. In our friendship I have admired his photography, his journalism, and his insight of the world. I have always valued his firsthand accounts of life beyond our borders into lands few people in our circle travel to. Sean is amazing to spend time with as he shares stories of people enduring some of the hardest situations on earth – often beyond our imagination and comprehension. He has often described the burden that comes with what he experiences in these places, but he also has a way of seeing the hope that people find despite the difficult circumstances they are in. This is what Sean captures in his photography and why his work is like none other.
In July of 2024, I approached Sean and asked him if he would consider teaming up with me to help promote his work. We both found a common thread that the beauty he captures through a camera lens could bless others, with his images of the world, placed on the walls of homes and businesses here in the United States. Sean has many thousands of images he has shot over the past 25 years, from his Colorado Springs home base, to his British Columbia childhood home, to the almost 100 countries he has worked in. I was fully intrigued by the fact that all of this beautiful work is carefully organized and resides in his computers and the prints in his office.
I am honored that Sean has allowed me to partner with him in getting his work into the hands of others. We are digging through the archives to share a small smattering of his vast collection, and we are excited to offer these to the public and are working hard to get them in front of you. We want to include you in this journey and are excited to talk to you on how best fill your spaces with these amazing images that will bring beauty into your space.
