Erasing victims from vintage lynching photos, turning attention toward perpetrators and crowds. Ken Gonzales-Day in the Orientation group show at Jack Shainman Gallery.
Reflected self-portrait poses in a bedroom mirror, unpacking self-criticism and artistic seeing. Carrie Mae Weems in the Orientation group show at Jack Shainman Gallery.
A provocative tangle of fabric limbs and real life amputations. Mari Katayama in the How Many Miles to Babylon? group show at Miyako Yoshinaga.
Shaping identity with a funky white car and a hand-painted frame. Malick Sidibé at Jack Shainman Gallery.
The doubling effect of Georgia O’Keeffe and walking sticks. Christian Jankowski at Petzel Gallery.
Having a massage master ease the tired muscles of a Rodin sculpture. Christian Jankowski at Petzel Gallery.
Digital marks, cut throughs, and pixelization layered with physical surface carving. Zach Nader in the Spirited Densities group show at Thomas Erben Gallery.
Wrestling with a paper cutout of herself. Jess Richmond in the DAYBREAK: New Affirmations in Queer Photography group show at Leslie-Lohman Museum.
The incongruous combination of pale fragility and wrestling headgear. Ryan James Caruthers in the DAYBREAK: New Affirmations in Queer Photography group show at Leslie-Lohman Museum.
Interleaving workout stills and modern homes. Ryan Duffin in the DAYBREAK: New Affirmations in Queer Photography group show at Leslie-Lohman Museum.
Building a composition from arrangements of bold red and black. Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. in the DAYBREAK: New Affirmations in Queer Photography group show at Leslie-Lohman Museum.
Posing amid the abandoned railroad girders. Leonard Fink at Leslie-Lohman Museum.
Swirling gestures and painkillers. Melissa Gordon in The Mechanics of Fluids at Marianne Boesky Gallery.
An uncertain topology of swirls and reflections. Josephine Pryde in The Mechanics of Fluids at Marianne Boesky Gallery.
Mesh undulations and blasts of tactile color. Eileen Quinlan in The Mechanics of Fluids at Marianne Boesky Gallery.
Using reversed tonalities to recalibrate an embrace. Lola Flash in the Into the Light group show at Daniel Cooney Fine Art.
The delicate power of intimate touch. Sophia Wallace in the Into the Light group show at Daniel Cooney Fine Art.
Seeing the strength and vulnerability in transgender teens. Annie Tritt in the Into the Light group show at Daniel Cooney Fine Art.
Constructing a shifting eye from shuttling toy trains. JR at Perrotin.
The surreal swarm of bees on a bicycle seat. Meret Oppenheim in A Luta Continua. The Sylvio Perlstein Collection at Hauser & Wirth.
