In The Playroom by Jonathan Hobin

Jonathan Hobin an award-winning photographer and art director. Hobin’s work draws on iconic literary, cinematic and historical references and popular culture to explore the darker-or at the very least, the more troubling-aspects of childhood, imagination and storytelling.



Hobin’s photographic work has been featured in numerous national magazines, and his art direction credits include films for Bravo!, CBC Television, and the Lifetime Channel (U.S.A.). Most recently Hobin was the Canadian production designer for the first Slovenian/Canadian film, The Maiden Danced to Death (2010) with Academy Award winning cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Deer Hunter, Deliverance). For the second consecutive year Jonathan Hobin was selected in 2011 as one of three artists shortlisted for the RBC Emerging Artist Award, presented by the Council for the Arts in Ottawa (results pending).

Surreal Photography by Gaby Herbstein

Gaby Herbstein has a 17 years trayectory as a photographer. Her transgressing look turn her in one of the most convoked artist, not only by national brands but also by prestigious international brands such as L´Oreal, Garnier, Procter & Gamble, Sony, Canada Dry, Telcel.


She has carried out 15 annual individual exhibitions in Museums in our country: Metropolitan Museum, Borges Cultural Center, Recoleta Cultural Center, Palais de Glace and itinerant exhibitions in the country and also in foreign countries.

In Miami,U.S.A., she mounted individual exhibitions in prestigious contemporary art galleries Art Basel, Art Miami, Chelsea Gallery, Broward Center of Performing Art, Jackie Gleason Theatre.

She was the chosen artist by the Argentine Consulate in Miami, in order to represent Argentina in the International Book Fair in Miami.
Since the last 11 years she has edited thematic Calendars , which they had become a classic in urban culture, publicity and the fashion world: Ecology, Women in Argentine history, Natives are some of the topic she developed.

For 4 years she made Calendars for the benefit of "Huesped Foundation", supporting the divulgation of topics related to the prevention of AIDS.