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Shawn McBride, a trained historian and art dealer, has led the Will McBride Archive since its establishment following the passing of his father, the renowned artist Will McBride. Situated in the historic Bristow Manor in Bristow, Germany, the Archive serves as both a tribute to McBride’s legacy and a dynamic space for intellectual and artistic engagement. With an emphasis on preservation and discovery, it offers visitors an immersive experience in the transformative power of McBride’s work in a location of great natural beauty.
As a third-generation gallerist, Shawn brings a certain degree of expertise to his role. For over a decade, he directed a gallery Antwerp, representing influential artists such as Simon Norfolk, Benjamin Katz, Clemens Hollerer, Thomas Grünfeld, Paul den Hollander, Dirk Broemmel, Tobias Gerber, Mona Brede, Kathelijne Adriaensen, Miroslav Tichy, Michael Chia, Boy Eric Stappaerts, Claudia Degranges, Ivo Ringe, Martin Claßen. The Focus was on photography as a medium. His gallery stood as a cornerstone of the city’s vibrant art scene and was prominently represented at prestigious art fairs including Dornbirn, Cologne, Dubai, Beijing, Brussels and Berlin. This storied career reflects Shawn’s dedication to advancing contemporary photography while fostering meaningful connections within the global art community. Today, Shawn channels this wealth of experience into shaping the Will McBride Archive as a living forum for creative exchange. Under his stewardship, the Archive transcends its role as a repository, becoming a cultural sanctuary where scholars, collectors, and artists converge to explore and expand upon Will McBride’s enduring contributions to modern photography. Guided by Shawn’s vision, the Archive stands as a beacon of innovation and collaboration, honoring the past while inspiring the future. |
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For inquiries regarding the Will McBride Archive
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Shawn McBride
Office: +49 3996 1659934 Mobil: +49 159 01341507 Email: [email protected] Mr. McBride is available for all inquiries related to the archive and its holdings. |