• Frederic Riskin @Ronald Feldman

    Somberly probing the layered trauma of 9/11. Frederic Riskin at Ronald Feldman Gallery.

  • Eileen Quinlan @Miguel Abreu

    A lively frieze of scanned edges, color filters, and mirrored distortions. Eileen Quinlan at Miguel Abreu Gallery.

  • William Goldman @Ricco/Maresca

    1890s brothel portraits, predating EJ Bellocq. William Goldman at Ricco/Maresca Gallery.

  • Park Chan-Kyong @Tina Kim

    Reimagining North Korean soldiers with more human complexity. Park Chan-Kyong at Tina Kim Gallery.

  • Matthew Jensen @Yancey Richardson

    A gathered pile of torn image scraps, like an excavation.  Matthew Jensen in the Interventions group show at Yancey Richardson Gallery.

  • Mickalene Thomas @Yancey Richardson

    Turning a portrait arrangement into layers of cut shards. Mickalene Thomas in the Interventions group show at Yancey Richardson Gallery.

  • Judith Stenneken @Flowers

    An endless Escher-like maze of stair climbing. Judith Stenneken in the yes no maybe group show at Flowers Gallery.

  • Paolo Roversi @Pace/MacGill

    Echoes of blurred softness. Paolo Roversi in the Pairs group show at Pace/MacGill Gallery.

  • Anastasia Samoylova @Julie Saul

    The dense interplay of rainbows, mirrors, and curved geometries. Anastasia Samoylova in the DIY: Made in the Studio group show at Julie Saul Gallery.

  • Maria Martinez-Cañas/Rafael Domenech @Julie Saul

    German bunkers rebuilt into shifting layers of cut-throughs and overpainting. Maria Martinez-Cañas and Rafael Domenech in the DIY: Made in the Studio group show at Julie Saul Gallery.

  • Matthew Shain @Aperture

    The resonant absence of empty monument pedestals. Matthew Shain in the 2018 Aperture Summer Open: The Way We Live Now group show at Aperture Gallery.

  • Philip Montgomery @Aperture

    The eviction team packing up a white encrusted fake Christmas tree. Philip Montgomery in the 2018 Aperture Summer Open: The Way We Live Now group show at Aperture Gallery.

  • Bubblegum Club @Aperture

    An eye-popping mix of influences in contemporary African fashion/culture. Bubblegum Club in the 2018 Aperture Summer Open: The Way We Live Now group show at Aperture Gallery.

  • Marcelo Brodsky @Henrique Faria Fine Art

    Using overpainted signs and inscriptions to revisit 1968 protests. Marcelo Brodsky in the For Freedoms group exhibit at Henrique Faria Fine Art.

  • Vincent Fectau @FLAG Art Foundation

    Cutting up photographic space with overlapped layers of physical construction. Vincent Fectau in the Dime-Store Alchemy group show at FLAG Art Foundation.

  • Eadweard Muybridge @Laurence Miller

    The pouncing gait of a running cat. Eadweard Muybridge at Laurence Miller Gallery.

  • Penelope Umbrico @Postmasters

    A jittering disassembly of LCD screens and remnant imagery. Penelope Umbrico in the Screenscapes group show at Postmasters.

  • PaJaMa @Keith de Lellis

    Combining a still life, a nude, and a portrait in a single frame. PaJaMa at Keith de Lellis Gallery.

  • Kansuke Yamamoto @Taka Ishii

    A doubled 1950s nude with layered arms like butterfly wings. Kansuke Yamamoto at Taka Ishii Gallery New York.

  • Joanna Piotrowska @Andrew Kreps

    Nestled within an improvised fort of sheets, towels, furniture, and layered geometric forms. Joanna Piotrowska in the Sculptures group show at Andrew Kreps Gallery.