The contrasts of dark and light in a New Orleans cemetery. Judy Fiskin (from 1987) in the Small is Beautiful group show at Van Doren Waxter.
Overlapped layers of gestural chemical washes. Mariah Robertson (from 2019) in the Small is Beautiful group show at Van Doren Waxter.
A puckered pose from Geoffrey Holder. Carl Van Vechten (from 1954) in the Red, Black & Blue: 20th Century African American Portrait Photography group show at Keith de Lellis Gallery.
The artist David Hammons in contrasting patterns. Coreen Simpson (from 1987) in the Red, Black & Blue: 20th Century African American Portrait Photography group show at Keith de Lellis Gallery.
A doubled portrait of Lorraine Hansberry. David Attie (from c1960) in the Red, Black & Blue: 20th Century African American Portrait Photography group show at Keith de Lellis Gallery.
The joyful warmth of Roberta Flack. Anthony Barboza (from 1971) in the Red, Black & Blue: 20th Century African American Portrait Photography group show at Keith de Lellis Gallery.
An old sponge adrift in a swirl of intricate soap patterns. Ktong Li in the Mentors 2025 group show at SVA Chelsea Gallery.
Self-portrait in a cracked mirror. Adison James in the Mentors 2025 group show at SVA Chelsea Gallery.
An extended composite view of a steam train and crew. O. Winston Link at Robert Mann Gallery.
Pairing an evening gown and a bondage suit, mixing desire and dominance. Sarah Charlesworth at Paula Cooper Gallery.
An echo of conical shapes. Robert Grosvenor at Paula Cooper Gallery.
The tactile surfaces of a worn box of tile. Barney Kulok (from 2012) in the 12 Photographers group show at Kerry Schuss Gallery.
A colored grid of rephotographed musicians. Steel Stillman (from 2024) in the 12 Photographers group show at Kerry Schuss Gallery.
Capturing the motion of wind through trees. Vince Leo (from 2021) in the 12 Photographers group show at Kerry Schuss Gallery.
A floral bouquet in seething orange. Les LeVeque (from 2020) in the 12 Photographers group show at Kerry Schuss Gallery.
Red-gloved fingers holding a broken bulb. Werner Kaligofsky in the Social Photography XI group show at Carriage Trade.
The clever application of trompe l’oeil brick camouflage. B. Wurtz in the Social Photography XI group show at Carriage Trade.
A fragile spout from a red potato. Louise Lawler in the Social Photography XI group show at Carriage Trade.
Being watched by rows of mannequin heads. Sara Cwynar in the Social Photography XI group show at Carriage Trade.
The small handcrafted sculptures of a restless mind. Karla Carballar in the 30 Days of Culture Shock group show at Apexart.
Daybook
Daybook is an ongoing visual diary made entirely of notable photographs, a cascade of images seen here and there and deserving of further attention.
