Thrown balls in search of a square. John Baldessari in the Ileana Sonnabend show at MoMA.
A surreal vulture filled diorama. Hiroshi Sugimoto in the Ileana Sonnabend show at MoMA.
A haunting array of family snapshots. Christian Boltanski in the Ileana Sonnabend show at MoMA.
The timeless, rugged faces of surfers in the dunes. Joni Sternbach in the Not Long Hidden group show at Rick Wester.
An orange car and a flaring, fiery sunset. Joe Maloney in the Not Long Hidden group show at Rick Wester.
Cropped details in Pointillist-like grain. Tribble & Mancenido at Sasha Wolf.
Screen shot architectural interiors from Second Life. Sarah Ludy at Klaus von Nichtssagend.
16mm color film strips suspended between plexi sheets. Paul Sharits in the Images of an Infinite Film show at MoMA.
The abstract form of a 1915 brain map. In the Images of an Infinite Film show at MoMA.
1980s New York in bold clashing patterns. Alexander Borodulin at Nailya Alexander.
Fire on wood – perforated vinyl over particle board. Peter Sutherland at Nahmad Contemporary.
Balthus reimagined with a Japanese twist. Hisaji Hara at Danziger Gallery.
A swirling mass of sky blackening starlings. Richard Barnes at Foley Gallery.
A young Lena Dunham as a blank eyed marionette. Aura Rosenberg in the Bad Conscience group show at Metro Pictures.
The ghosted images of a prison wall collage. Lyle Ashton Harris in the Bad Conscience group show at Metro Pictures.
Arnold Newman’s bisected portrait of Helen Frankenthaler, in the back room at Howard Greenberg.
Forgotten individuals, via vintage photo badges. At Ricco/Maresca.
The lush textures of an isolated, abandoned homestead. Andrew Moore at Yancey Richardson.
Iterative, elemental studio constructions. Saul Fletcher at Anton Kern.
Pared down, disconnected, in between landscapes. Lauren Marsolier at Galerie Richard.
