A photographic aggregation of dramatic gestures rethought as Jacquard tapestry. Aziz + Cucher at ClampArt.
Tracking pedestrians on Christopher Street in 1976. Sunil Gupta at Hales Gallery.
The biting inversions of a burka-clad woman walking naked male dogs. Katarzyna Kozyra at Postmasters.
The risk taking improvisation of boys showing off for girls. Dmitry Markov at agnès b. Galerie.
Overlapped juxtapositions of European and African architecture/gardens, intermingling the contrasts of colonialism. Todd Gray at David Lewis Gallery.
Voyeuristic interruption and a turn of the shoulder. Jheyda McGarrell in the Scenes of the American Landscape group show at Team Gallery.
The textural passion of explosive destruction. Dash Snow at Participant Inc.
The impressionistic textural uncertainty of surveillance stills. Barbara Ess at Magenta Plains.
Capturing the moody Thames estuary in the manner of a Chinese scroll. Nadav Kander at Flowers Gallery.
The horizontal striations of a train crossing the Great Salt Lake. Victoria Sambunaris at Yancey Richardson Gallery.
The sinuous aerial geometries of a plowed field and an abandoned farmhouse. Terry Evans at Yancey Richardson Gallery.
Using cut throughs to disrupt the solidity of walls. Naama Tsabar at Paul Kasmin Gallery.
Combining two negatives to birth Dionysus from the thigh of Zeus. George Platt Lynes at Keith De Lellis Gallery.
Interwoven nodes of highway traffic and network cabling. Jorge Rigamonti in The Village group show at Carriage Trade.
The intrusiveness of bright light nocturnal surveillance. David Deutsch in The Village group show at Carriage Trade.
A quietly introspective elevator slouch. Early Ryan McGinley at Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art.
Water views collapsing reflection, surface, and underneath into one lively plane. Sage Sohier at Foley Gallery.
Turning ice and water into studies of reflective/absorptive texture. Sasha Bezzubov at Front Room Gallery.
A typology of Internet greenery, printed on a plastic sandwich board sign. Jeff Gibson at LMAKgallery.
The subtle mystery of deep enveloping purple. Kerry James Marshall in the Recollection – 35th Anniversary Exhibition group show at Laurence Miller Gallery.
