• Fred Lonidier @Maxwell Graham

    Satirical real estate offers for Mexican maquiladora workers. Fred Lonidier (from 1997) at Maxwell Graham Gallery.

  • Lucia Koch @Nara Roesler

    Enlarging cardboard box forms into sculptural objects. Lucia Koch at Nara Roesler.

  • Allan Wexler @Jane Lombard

    Conceptually straightening a bent tree branch. Allan Wexler (from 2015) at Jane Lombard Gallery.

  • Alice Proujansky @Baxter St at CCNY

    Growing up in a culture of activist surveillance. Alice Proujansky (from 2019) at Baxter St at CCNY.

  • Arda Asena @Baxter St at CCNY

    A subtle scale-like imprint in soft skin. Arda Asena at Baxter St at CCNY.

  • Elena Damiani @601Artspace

    Pairing images of glacial rocks with marbled endpapers from atlases and expedition journals. Elena Damiani in the Speed of Stone group show at 601Artspace.

  • Ana González @Sean Kelly

    Capturing the disappearing natural habitats of Colombia as unraveling tapestries. Ana González at Sean Kelly Gallery.

  • John Divola @Yancey Richardson

    Spots of light and spray painted interventions. John Divola at Yancey Richardson.

  • Letha Wilson @Asya Geisberg

    Creating intermingled layers of prints and overprinted concrete. Letha Wilson (from 2024) in the Banshees group show at Asya Geisberg Gallery.

  • Daniel Rampulla @David Peter Francis

    A confusingly doubled rearrangement. Daniel Rampulla (from 2022) in the Dirt Plug group show at David Peter Francis.

  • Ameen Abo Kaseem @Palo Gallery

    The fleeting beauty of a Syrian boy selling flowers. Ameen Abo Kaseem (from 2024) in the Longing: In Between Homelands group show at Palo Gallery.

  • Nadia Bseiso @Palo Gallery

    The scarcity of water and kids swimming in a crowded half filled pool. Nadia Bseiso (from 2018) in the Longing: In Between Homelands group show at Palo Gallery.

  • Lina Khalid @Palo Gallery

    Seeing Lot’s wife in a standing rock near the Dead Sea. Lina Khalid (from 2024) in the Longing: In Between Homelands group show at Palo Gallery.

  • Kandis Williams @Whitney

    The reaching expressiveness of outstretched arms. Kandis Williams (from 2021) in the Edges of Ailey group show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

  • Lyle Ashton Harris @Whitney

    Channeling the glamour of Billie Holiday. Lyle Ashton Harris (from 2002) in the Edges of Ailey group show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

  • Roy DeCarava @Whitney

    Accenting the sinuous shine of Coltrane’s saxophone. Roy DeCarava (from 1960) in the Edges of Ailey group show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

  • Rotimi Fani-Kayode @Whitney

    Cradling a mask with performative reverence. Rotimi Fani-Kayode (from c1989) in the Edges of Ailey group show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

  • Carrie Mae Weems @Whitney

    Capturing evil spirits with a bedspring. Carrie Mae Weems (from 1992) in the Edges of Ailey group show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

  • James Van Der Zee @Whitney

    The confident presence of a roaring twenties dancer. James Van Der Zee (from 1925) in the Edges of Ailey group show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

  • Senga Nengudi @Whitney

    Twisting and stretching extended nylon into a lurching form. Senga Nengudi (from 1975) in the Edges of Ailey group show at the Whitney Museum of American Art.