"Edwynn Houk Gallery is delighted to announce New Construction(s), the inaugural exhibition at our new location at 693 Fifth Avenue. This exhibition celebrates artistic innovation and reinvention, mirroring the gallery’s own transformation as we embark on an exciting new chapter. Inspired by our relocation and the complete redesign of our space, New Construction(s) marks a […]
Metropolitan Museum of Art "Nothing in Florida is quite what it seems. A popular tourist destination since the early twentieth century, it is a place where fantasy and reality collide, a subtropical paradise threatened by hurricanes and rising sea levels, a refuge for extremism and eccentricity. This exhibition brings together photographs and paintings of Florida […]
"Reflections marks the first solo exhibition of photographer Rahim Fortune, who hails from Texas. Over the past decade, Rahim has used photography to explore collective history and cultural visual language in the American South by intertwining documentary and personal narratives. This exhibition showcases two bodies of work: I Can't Stand To See You Cry (2021) […]
"New York, NY (opens April 3, 2025) – Psychic Readings* is pleased to announce “The Safety Net,” a two-person exhibition that examines life in today’s American small towns, through the work of documentary photographers Stacy Kranitz and Chris Verene. The exhibit highlights the resilience of human spirit and the importance of mutual aid. It features […]
Bruce Silverstein Gallery is pleased to present Photographer as Sculptor, Sculptor as Photographer, the inaugural exhibition of its new gallery space. This exhibition brings together sculptures and photographs by some of the most influential sculptors and master photographers of the 19th and 20th centuries to reveal the shared conceptual approaches that unite these seemingly distinct […]
"This exhibition presents a bold new history of American photography from the medium’s birth in 1839 to the first decade of the 20th century. Drawn from The Met’s William L. Schaeffer Collection, major works by lauded artists such as Josiah Johnson Hawes, John Moran, Carleton Watkins, and Alice Austen are shown in dialogue with extraordinary […]
Jack Shainman Gallery is thrilled to announce Regardez-moi, an exhibition of photographs by the Malian photographer Malick Sidibé. The exhibition, the title of which translates to “Look at Me”, marks the gallery’s latest celebration of Sidibé’s unparalleled ability to capture the heartbeat of Bamako, Mali following the country’s liberation from colonial rule in 1960. Featuring a vibrant […]
Selections from the Polaroid Collection presents works from the institutional collection of the camera maker that revolutionized instant photography. Offered in advance of Photographs from the Polaroid Collection on May 29th, the exhibition showcases the company's outsized impact and influence on art and visual culture, with highlights that include David Hockney's large-format Polacolor Interior, Pembroke […]
Being There is a bold and timely reimagining of 20th-century visual history. Conceived through a vibrant collaboration between British-French artist and filmmaker Lee Shulman—founder of The Anonymous Project, an expansive archive of mid-century amateur color photography—and Senegalese artist Omar Victor Diop, the series places Diop within original vernacular photographs, creating imagined yet believable scenes that invite […]
"The Photography Show presented by AIPAD, the longest-running fair dedicated to photography in the world, will take place April 23-27, 2025 at the Park Avenue Armory, with exhibitors from around the globe unveiling an exciting and diverse mix of work that reflects a fluid and dynamic understanding of the photographic medium. The Photography Show showcases […]
Yancey Richardson is proud to present Sawubona, an exhibition bringing together work from five different series made between 2002–2013 by South African artist and visual activist Zanele Muholi. Their fifth exhibition with the gallery, Sawubona reveals both the historical depth and visual complexity of Muholi’s overarching project of empowering the Black LGBTQIA+ community in South Africa through a […]
kurimanzutto presents a selection of sculptures, drawings, photographs, and a film in Neurotics Anonymous, Miguel Calderón’s first solo exhibition at kurimanzutto New York. Drawing on the visual language of the twelve-step program “Neurotics Anonymous,” founded in 1964, Calderón explores themes of desperation, anxiety, and vulnerability. Known for work that incisively and humorously examines human behavior, emotional […]
