• Latin American Photobooks: Alberto Korda & Ernesto Fernandez

    Sartre Visita a Cuba by Alberto Korda & Ernesto Fernandez (Havana: Ediciones R, 1961) documents Sartre and Beauvoir in Havana in 1960.

  • Latin American Photobooks: Carlos Amorales

    Los amorales by Carlos Amorales (Amsterdam: Artimo, 2000) takes a look at Mexican lucha libre (free wrestling).

  • Latin American Photobooks: Anonymous (Chile)

    Chile ayer hoy (Santiago, Editora Nacioanl Gabriela Mistral, 1975) is a strong example of the Chilean propaganda machine and militarized graphic design.

  • Latin American Photobooks: Paolo Gasparini

    The iconic Para verte mejor, america latina (The Better to See You, Latin America) by Venezuelan photographer Paolo Gasparini (Siglo XXI Editions, Mexico City, 1972).

  • Latin American Photobooks: Mario Cravo Neto

    Laróyè by Mario Cravo Neto (Áries Editora, 2000) captures vibrant colors on the streets of Salvador, Brazil.

  • Latin American Photobooks: Christian Belpaire

    Belgian photographer Christian Belpaire, who spent much of his life in Venezuela, documents Yanomami culture in his photobook Dejaste atrás lo lejano (Caracas: Ediciones Fundacion Neumann, 1985)

  • Asahachi Kono @Howard Greenberg

    Layered circular motion from 1931. Asahachi Kono in the second gallery at Howard Greenberg.

  • František Drtikol @Howard Greenberg

    A seductive eye amid the geometries. František Drtikol in the second gallery at Howard Greenberg.

  • Gabriel Orozco @Guggenheim

    Telescoping fragments of astroturf. Gabriel Orozco in the Storylines group show at the Guggenheim.

  • Leo Matiz @Throckmorton

    The reclining glamour of Frida Kahlo. Leo Matiz at Throckmorton Fine Art.

  • Tomas van Houtryve @Open Society Foundations

    A child’s birthday party via overhead drone. Tomas van Houtryve in the Moving Walls 22: Watching You, Watching Me show at the Open Society Foundations.

  • Simon Menner @Open Society Foundations

    The stagecraft of Stasi spy disguises. Simon Menner in the Moving Walls 22: Watching You, Watching Me show at the Open Society Foundations.

  • Josh Begley @Open Society Foundations

    Tracking NYPD “locations of interest”. Josh Begley in the Moving Walls 22: Watching You, Watching Me show at the Open Society Foundations.

  • Karen Miranda Rivadeneira @Americas Society

    Recreating resonant family moments. Karen Miranda Rivadeneira in the Portraiture Now: Staging the Self show at the Americas Society.

  • Carlee Fernandez @Americas Society

    Mixed identity – half female/half bear. Carlee Fernandez in the Portraiture Now: Staging the Self show at the Americas Society.

  • Martha Cooper @MCNY

    Boombox, spray cans, and attitude. Martha Cooper in the Hip-Hop Revolution show at the Museum of the City of New York.

  • Janette Beckman @MCNY

    Flava Flav with stopwatch. Janette Beckman in the Hip-Hop Revolution show at the Museum of the City of New York.

  • Jeffrey Milstein @Benrubi

    The eerily perfect aerial geometries of suburban LA. Jeffrey Milstein at Benrubi Gallery.

  • Eric Cahan @Benrubi

    A swirled abstracted mix of photography/painting. Eric Cahan at Benrubi Gallery.

  • Anouk Kruithof @Four A.M.

    An anti-typology of backs of heads. Anouk Kruithof in the window at Four A.M.