Kane Gallery Website is now online

Kane Gallery website is now online. It's been over a year since we started this project however it might have taken us this long, it is million times better then before. The site has over 150 pages, featuring 10 artists and a Signature Collection page which connects to a different site.

The Kane Gallery has specialized in providing quality fine art to our clientele for 30 years. Beginning in 1974, we were involved in collaborative publishing projects with the Tate Gallery, London, Worcester Art Museum and Boston University. In the ensuing years, we have represented original printmakers and distributed their artwork worldwide. Since 1999, we have been publishing fine art giclee prints. Giclee, the French word for "ink spray",is a process that is capable of producing a highly resolved print with the finest details and tonal gradations. The giclee print embodies all the beauty and more closely resembles the original painting than any other reproductive process previously developed.

Weston Sisters – Anti-Slavery Collection

ANTI-SLAVERY COLLECTION (ca. 17,000 pieces). In the late 1890’s, the family of William Lloyd Garrison, along with others closely involved in the anti-slavery movement, presented the Boston Public Library with a major gathering of correspondence, documents, and other original material relating to abolition. The major groups consist of the papers of William Lloyd Garrison, Maria Weston Chapman, Deborah Weston, Anne Warren Weston, Caroline Weston, Lucia Weston, Lydia Maria Child, Amos Augustus Phelps, John Bishop Estlin, and Samuel May, Jr. Other valuable resources are the account books of the abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator; records of the American, Massachusetts, and New England Anti-Slavery Societies; scrapbooks concerning Anthony Burns and John Brown; and the files of Ziba B. Oakes, a slave broker of Charleston, South Carolina.


The library also has extensive holdings of printed material relating to the anti-slavery movement. The libraries of William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, and Theodore Parker are here, all rich in relevant pamphlets and broadsides.




Associates of Boston Public Library contacted Bahadir from BMK to archive this important collection. So far 1,192 documents has been archived from the Weston Sisters, Anti-Slavery Collection. You can also views the Anti-Slavery Manuscripts Collection online.

Norman B. Leventhal Map Collection at Boston Public Library Project Continues

This digital collection represents an ongoing project of conservation, cataloging, and digital imaging of the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center's collection of approximately 200,000 historical maps and 5,000 atlases.

Since the beginning of 2008; BMK takes a part in this role helping Norman B. Leventhal Map Center with fusing close-up sections of maps for creating seamless one large map.


For more information you can log on to: http://maps.bpl.org/

Two new features in the Gallery USA

We added 2 new features to the Gallery USA; Massachusetts and District of Colombia. Some of the photographs in the DC section belong to Virginia state. Once we gather more photographs of Virginia state, those images in the DC will get moved to its proper section.

Happy Halloween!

BPI is now online

Boston Photo Imaging's website is now online.

This website also features zoomify.

BMK has new features

We have added 2 new features to Art Lounge; Panoramas and Photo Art. You can zoom and pan into our panoramas and see the amazing detail with Zoomify.


We also added a brand new section called GUSA (Gallery USA). This section will display photographs we shot traveling in the US. This project is not quite finished, we will upload more photographs as we retrieve them.

We hired this guy to tell you about our new features in our front page however he won't be there for too long.