The imposing majesty of an owl portrait. Masao Yamamoto at Yancey Richardson Gallery.
Imaginative mirror play with pigeons. Sheida Soleimani (from 2026) at Yancey Richardson Gallery.
Interleaved layers of rocky texture. Jungjin Lee in the back room at Howard Greenberg Gallery.
The direct stare of a young Turkish girl. Mary Ellen Mark (from 1965/later), in a paired show with Sabiha Çimen at Howard Greenberg Gallery.
Turkish girls posing at an artificial lake. Sabiha Çimen (from 2018) in a paired show with Mary Ellen Mark at Howard Greenberg Gallery.
A collaged male figure coalescing under the Statue of Liberty. Wardell Milan (from the series “Amerika”, 2025) at Sikkema Malloy Jenkins.
Discovering abstract forms by isolating colors in found photographs. Johanna Calle (from the “Abstractas” series, 2026) at Bienvenu Steinberg & C.
Shifting bodies behind undulating glass. Zhi Wei Hiu in the Swim Lessons group show at RAINRAIN Gallery.
Appropriating images from 1980s lesbian erotic magazines. Marina Grize in the Hard to Imagine group show at Margot Samel.
Misty snow covered mountains fronted by a sculptural arrangement of vehicles. Catherine Delattre (from 2014/2025) in a paired show with Fred Herzog at OSMOS Gallery.
Layered echoes of bright orange. Fred Herzog (from 1973/later) in a paired show with Catherine Delattre at OSMOS Gallery.
A swirled blur as a visual metaphor for living with Parkinson’s disease. Torrance York (from 2024) at Rick Wester Fine Art.
Adding TV antennae to Philip Johnson’s postmodern AT&T building. Isa Genzken at Galerie Buchholz.
Seductively posing with a fan. Pierre-Louis Pierson (in collaboration with Countess Virginia Oldoini Verasis di Castiglione), from 1867/1940s, in the second floor hallway at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A gentle moment of introspection. Texas Isaiah (from 2021) in the From Now: A Collection in Context group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
Stripes becoming a prison uniform for a screaming black boy. Deborah Roberts (from 2019) in the From Now: A Collection in Context group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
An indirect view of identity, as seen in a hanging binder. Elle Pérez (from 2015-2018) in the From Now: A Collection in Context group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
A doubled overhead touch. Deana Lawson (from 2010) in the From Now: A Collection in Context group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
The power of a natural hairstyle. Hank Willis Thomas (from “Unbranded”, 1970/2007) in the From Now: A Collection in Context group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
Channeling the elusive moods of Billie Holiday. Lyle Ashton Harris (from 2004) in the From Now: A Collection in Context group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
