We are thrilled to announce that four of John's portraits have been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C.  Among them is figure skater Peggy Fleming, the only American to win Olympic Gold at the Winter Games in 1968.

A sumptuous exhibition of 25 limited edition Zimmerman prints are on display at the Post Gallery on the grounds of the Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur from November 1, 2018 to February 1, 2019.

Zimmerman's never-before-seen LIFE photo essay is published for the first time, with exclusive interviews and essays by John McEnroe, Tom Okker, NYT critic Maurice Berger and many others.

John G. Zimmerman's first US solo exhibition opens at the Center for Photographic Art in Carmel on May 26th. Curator talk at 4 pm and gallery reception at 5 pm.

(Left) Arnold Palmer wins 1960 US Open at Cherry Hills. All photographs from this exhibition are available in limited edition prints for purchase from the Center for Photographic Art.

Skiing History magazine (Jan/Feb 2018) features selection of Zimmerman's most well-known ski photos along with some never-before-published gems.

Don't miss "Who Shot the Swimmers," a fascinating exhibit filled with iconic pictures of the great moments in aquatic and photographic history.

The Spring rollout of America in Black and White continues with an April book talk featuring Linda Zimmerman and Mary Engel at Rizzoli in NYC.

Read reviews of our new book featuring Zimmerman's early black and white photos, many never-before-seen.

Highlights from the action-packed closing weekend of JGZ’s retrospective in Belgium

A special new photo book by Frank Cost featuring recently discovered pictures of his mother, Elaine Gagas, taken by John G. Zimmerman in 1950.