David Salle @ Gladstone Gallery

I’ll be out looking at work this afternoon. This post builds on the previous collection I made last week: https://nysee.nyc/radar/posts/closing-downtown

Kamrowski found inspiration everywhere from x-rays of plants to crystallography to the “cosmic rhythm” which he believed bound all things together.

Projected within a cylindrical structure, The Shape of Things draws its panoramic imagery from the 19th-century cyclorama, a popular form of entertainment comprising a 360° history painting

How do you conjure a human presence without any humans? Consider this beautifully hung two-person photography show.

Aligning with the centennial of Frank’s birth and the highly anticipated return of this iconic title to Aperture’s catalog, the group will discuss these indelible images and the enduring legacy of arguably one of the most influential photobooks of the twentieth century. So much happening and about to happen surrounding the centennial of Robert Frank’s […]

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