Looking at midlife with nuance and empathy. Elinor Carucci in the NUDE group show at Fotografiska.
Lounging with confidently understated sensuality. Sakiko Nomura in the NUDE group show at Fotografiska.
A casually introspective moment of smoking on a window ledge. Luo Yang in the NUDE group show at Fotografiska.
Turning a burned car into a defiant celebration of resistance. Rania Matar in the Leica Women Foto Project – The Bind of Humanity show at Fotografiska.
Struggling to communicate through the bars of a prison cell. Ana María Arévalo Gosen in the Leica Women Foto Project – The Bind of Humanity show at Fotografiska.
Interrupting an under-the-boardwalk view with appropriated drawings and symbols. Ryan Foerster at Martos Gallery.
Looking down the barrels of armed women, during a performative protest in Costa Rica. Colectivo Las Hartas in the Recontarnos (Rewriting Us) group show at Apexart.
Experimenting with layered mixed-media effects. David Wojnarowicz (from 1982) at PPOW Gallery.
Incorporating photographic imagery into ceramic sculpture. Kahlil Robert Irving at MoMA.
The multiplied hands of a dancing couple in black. Ken Graves and Eva Lipman at ClampArt. Our review of the associated photobook can be found here.
The rhythmic performance of pounding knives between fingers. Marina Abramović at Sean Kelly Gallery.
Seeing patterns in the span of creation, from microscopic to atmospheric. Michelle Stuart at Galerie Lelong & Co.
Recreating the expressive freedom of the Victorian-era nude in nature. Curtice Taylor at ClampArt.
Elegant nature studies with a gauzy Photo-Secession aesthetic. Wendi Schneider at Rick Wester Fine Art.
Copper highlights in a sweep of textural landscape. Zeng Han in the Renew – A Recent Survey of Chinese Contemporary Photography group show at Eli Klein Gallery.
Seeing queer identity in China within the shards of a broken vase. Yang Bowei in the Renew – A Recent Survey of Chinese Contemporary Photography group show at Eli Klein Gallery.
A performative female challenge to Communist motifs. Xie Sichong in the Renew – A Recent Survey of Chinese Contemporary Photography group show at Eli Klein Gallery.
Theatrically pulling back the curtain on a mass grave, echoing the surrounding visitors in the image. Cai Dongdong in the Renew – A Recent Survey of Chinese Contemporary Photography group show at Eli Klein Gallery.
Interrupting a nude with Linder-esque provocation. Birdhead in the Renew – A Recent Survey of Chinese Contemporary Photography group show at Eli Klein Gallery.
Adding playful physical performance to a Minimalist sculpture motif. Charles Ray (from 1973) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
