PH74 was born with a clear aim: to promote and sell the most exciting art photography to international art collectors and art lovers. We knew that a great deal of very talented artists was not being properly exhibited and promoted in high street art galleries and museums. We also knew about a great number of art lovers and collectors eager to find the newest and most thrilling contemporary artists using photography today. PH74 is born to fill this gap and to provide open access to these works at reasonable prices.

PH74 is a trademark of PH74 LTD, a company registered in England, No. 6442479. PH74 LTD's registered address is: 4th Floor 93 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HR, United Kingdom.

PH74 is directed by Quino Monje. Quino is an artist, art business adviser, curator and lecturer. He studied painting in Madrid at the Teresa Briones School of Painting and at the Peña School of Art, he then graduated in Law from Complutense University in Madrid. He was also awarded an MA in Arts Management by the University of the Arts London.

Quino Monje Barón lives and works in London and Madrid. He has worked at The Chisenhalle Gallery, The Photographers’ Gallery, The Paul Neagu Estate and The Henry Lydiate Partnership and currently acts as visiting lecturer at The Sotheby’s Institute of Arts and The University of the Arts in London.

Our artists
PH74 is proud to present to art lovers and collectors a selection of the most talented international artists using photography today. Graduated from some of the most prestigious art schools in Europe, our artists represent the new generation of contemporary photography. The genres and styles in which they manifest their artistic discourse are diverse, but they all share the talent and inspiration to create new layers of meaning.

PH74 magazine
PH74 magazine is an exciting online monograph presenting the photographic work of one artist and the text of one curator responding to that work. Bertol Brecht argued that as reality changes, the means of representation also have to change if art is to retain potential for radical impact. The aim of PH74 magazine is to debate and analyse current changes and developments in contemporary photography and to engage with a critical debate about the different paths where contemporary photography goes. To do this, we will pair up an artist and a curator or critic and will engage them in a conversation, debate, discussion or argument on the work of the artist. The result of this encounter, alongside the images of the work will be published as a unique online magazine that will be accessible from PH74.COM