Check out these two beautiful catalogues featuring photographs by the Weston Family. Weston Four Generation highlights photographs by Edward, Brett, Cole, Kim and Zach Weston. Kim’s catalogue features over three decades of his work and includes 83 images.

Focusing In is a series of blogs that will highlight the many historic significances of Wildcat Hill, Edward Weston’s last residence before his death in 1958. Each week we will select a unique photograph, artifact, or piece of memorabilia that we believe is significant and worth looking into. Please accompany us on this journey into photographic history, you won’t be disappointed.

The Four Generations of Weston Photography Gallery is located at Edward Weston's former home in Carmel Highlands, California and exhibits photographs by Edward Weston, Brett Weston, Kim Weston, and Zach Weston. Visit our Artsy page to view a selection of works we have available for collection by each artist!

Four Generations of Weston Photography 

The new exhibition Towards Abstraction, 1940-1985: Brett Weston Photographs from the Bruce Museum Collection is on view through February 9, 2017.

We are getting ready for our Four Generations of Weston: Black and White at the Viewpoint Gallery in Sacramento. If the attendance is anything like it was at the National Steinbeck Center in 2014, we are in for a great celebration. There will be 2 openings. One will be an Invitational Artists Reception on Friday April 8, 6-8:30PM. The second opening will be the public opening on Saturday April 9 5-9PM. It will coincide with 2nd Saturday Art Walk in downtown Sacramento, when galleries and local businesses host an open house evening starting from 5:30-9PM. The Viewpoint Gallery will be showing the DVD "Growing up Weston" for a select group on Saturday afternoon.

We know many of you will not be able to attend so we wanted to share some of the photographs that will be in the show. Over 70 silver gelatin black and white photographs will be on view from Wednesday, April 6 to June 4, 2016. We hope you enjoy them and please make a point to come and say hello if you are coming to any of the openings or attending the Growing up Weston - film screening.

Please join us for an exciting 4 Generations of Weston Photography Exhibition!Four Generations of Weston: Black and White — Edward • Brett • Kim • Zach Viewpoint Gallery 2015 J. Street, Suite 101, Sacramento, CA 95811-3124 Phone: 916-441-2341 - Email: info@viewpointgallery.org Exhibit Dates: Wednesday, Apr. 6 to Saturday, Jun. 4, 2016 2 Openings: April 8 & 9th Invitational Artists Reception Fundraiser (see below for tickets): Friday, Apr. 8 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm 2nd Saturday Opening (General Public): Saturday, Apr. 9 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm We will be there on Friday and Saturday! We hope to see you all there! Let us know if you are able to join us!

Come, join us and Meet the Westons:Saturday, February 6th, 2016 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Scott Nichols Gallery is pleased to announce The Westons a photographic survey of four generations of photographers from the Weston clan. 49 Geary St Suite 415 San Francisco, CA 94108 (415)-788-4641 www.scottnicholsgallery.com

Have you had a chance to read more about Edward Weston? We have a Edward Weston Chronology page, EDWARD HENRY WESTON, 1886 - 1958 - A Detailed Chronology, Compiled and Edited by Dick Rinehart. Here you can read about Edward and his life. I have added some photos to this post for you to enjoy! Stay tuned for more historical family photographs!

Kim was invited to speak at The Monterey Museum of Art - La Mirada. The lecture reflects Kim's journey while he was growing up in the Weston Family of Photography. Filled with stories, memories and family photographs. Photos for this lecture are by Edward Weston, Brett Weston, Cole Weston, Helen Weston, Kim Weston, Gina Weston, Winston Boyer, Martha Casanave, Mark Comon, Imogen Cunningham, Don Eddy, Randy Efros, Monterey Herald, William Holgers, Pirkel Jones, Richard C. Miller, Beaumont Newhall, Nolan Preece, Mac Ray, Al Richter, Morris Rosenfeld, Brian Sato, Joe Schrezer, Peter Stackpole, and Huntington Witherill.

A Tribute to BrettAlong the mid-coast of California, within Point Lobos State Reserve near Carmel, is Weston Beach-- so named after the photographer Edward Weston, who made famous this small stretch of beach comprised of tide pools, rock formations, and a pounding surf.