Carrie Mae WeemsWitness: Explore the Exhibition
An online presentation of selected highlights from Carrie Mae Weems’s exhibition, Witness.
Martine GutierrezHalf-Breed
A new exhibition investigates the construction of identity through pop-inflected imagery.
In the Shop
Robert AdamsA Parallel World
Elisheva BiernoffStarting From Wrong
Long Story Short
Richard Learoyd
Featured Portfolios
Lee FriedlanderSigns
Lee FriedlanderSigns
Since the early 1960s, Friedlander has focused on the signs that inscribe the American landscape, from hand-lettered ads to storefront windows to massive billboards. Depicting these texts with precision and sly humor, Friedlander’s approach to America transcribes a sort of found poetry of commerce and desire.














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Lee FriedlanderNew Haven, Connecticut

Lee FriedlanderNew York City

Lee FriedlanderDallas

Lee FriedlanderNew Mexico

Lee FriedlanderNew York City

Lee FriedlanderWestern Canada

Lee FriedlanderAtlantic City, New Jersey

Lee FriedlanderMontana

Lee FriedlanderNew York City

Lee FriedlanderNew York City

Lee FriedlanderNew Mexico

Lee FriedlanderCalifornia
Hiroshi SugimotoOpticks
Hiroshi SugimotoOpticks
These images depict the color of light Sugimoto observed through a prism in his Tokyo studio. Using Polaroid film, the artist recorded sections of the rainbow spectrum projected into a darkened chamber, paying particular attention to the spaces and gaps between hues. The resulting works, each measuring approximately 5’ framed, are vivid, near-sculptural renderings of pure light.










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