Portfolios
- Robert Adams
- Diane Arbus
- Bernd & Hilla Becher
- E.J. Bellocq
- Elisheva Biernoff
- Mel Bochner
- Sophie Calle
- Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller
- Liz Deschenes
- Kota Ezawa
- Lee Friedlander
- Adam Fuss
- Nan Goldin
- Katy Grannan
- Martine Gutierrez
- Peter Hujar
- Richard Learoyd
- Helen Levitt
- Christian Marclay
- Ralph Eugene Meatyard
- Wardell Milan
- Richard Misrach
- Eadweard Muybridge
- Nicholas Nixon
- Alec Soth
- Hiroshi Sugimoto
- Richard T. Walker
- Carleton E. Watkins
- Carrie Mae Weems
- Garry Winogrand
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Lee Friedlander: The People’s Pictures
Wardell Milan: Paintings
Wardell Milan: Paintings
Wardell Milan’s paintings often incorporate a range of materials, including oils and acrylics, spray paint, house paint, and silver leaf. His ongoing series of tulip paintings are a kind of self-portraiture, originally inspired by the 17th-century Dutch tulip craze.
Wardell MilanJacqueline, New York City
Wardell Milan3 purple tulips.
Wardell MilanSitting in her adornments.
Wardell MilanA single blue tulip.
Wardell MilanNoelle lying in liberation
Wardell MilanBouquet of tulips.
Christian Marclay: Photographs, 2020
Christian Marclay: Photographs, 2020
In a series of photographs showing screaming faces, cut and torn fragments from comic books, movie stills, and images found on the internet are arranged into haunting, mask-like composites, and then recorded by the camera. Capturing the paper’s inherent creases and tears, the photographs mix analog and digital elements, and investigate the computer screen as a contemporary physical surface.
Christian MarclayUntitled (Crying)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Black)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Burning I)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Burning II)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Pulp)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Concentric Waves)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Shreds)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Torn)
Christian MarclayUntitled (Death)
Carrie Mae Weems: Selected Works
Carrie Mae Weems: Selected Works
Over the course of forty years, Carrie Mae Weems has built a body of work incorporating photographs, text, installation, and video, focused on the relationships between personal experience, identity, and class, and the larger systems of power that shape our lives.
Carrie Mae WeemsPainting the Town #3
Carrie Mae WeemsModernism – EUR 1 – Mussolini’s Rome
Carrie Mae WeemsPyramids of Rome – Ancient Rome
Carrie Mae WeemsAll the Boys (Profile 1)
Carrie Mae WeemsStairways to Heaven
Carrie Mae WeemsMourning
Carrie Mae WeemsGalleria Nazionale D’Arte Moderna
Carrie Mae WeemsMissing Link (Happiness), from The Louisiana Series
Carrie Mae WeemsMissing Link (Liberty), from The Louisiana Series
Carrie Mae WeemsUntitled (Peanuts)
Carrie Mae WeemsUntitled (Black Love)
Christian Marclay: Animations
Christian Marclay: Animations
Christian Marclay routinely makes photographs during his daily walks through London, where he now lives. By subtly editing many thousands of images of the pavement beneath his feet, Marclay has created hypnotic animations that unlock new possibilities inherent in the concept of “street photography.”
Christian MarclayCotton Buds
Christian MarclayCotton Buds
Christian MarclayCotton Buds (video still)
Christian MarclayChewing Gum & Cotton Buds on view in the gallery
Christian MarclayChewing Gum
Christian MarclayBottle Caps
Christian MarclayBottle Caps
Christian MarclayCigarettes
Christian MarclayCigarettes
Christian MarclayLids and Straws (One Minute)
Christian MarclayLids and Straws (One Minute)
Christian Marclay: Cassette Tape Duplications
Christian Marclay: Cassette Tape Duplications
Christian MarclayUntitled, Cassette Tape Duplication (No. 20)
Christian MarclayUntitled, Cassette Tape Duplication (No. 14)
Christian MarclayUntitled, Cassette Tape Duplication (No. 15)
Christian MarclayUntitled, Cassette Tape Duplication (No. 16)
Christian MarclayUntitled, Cassette Tape Duplication (No. 3)
Christian MarclayUntitled, Cassette Tape Duplication (No. 39)
Christian MarclayMCM.0430 (Framed)
Richard T. Walker: Photographic Works
Richard T. Walker: Photographic Works
“Just as words within a sentence juggle for meaning to expose the fluidity of one’s perceived truth, I want to doubt landscape, but also remain true to the awe and fascination that it evokes.” —Richard T. Walker
Richard T. Walkera paused refrain (embrace 1)
Richard T. Walkera paused refrain (embrace 2)
Richard T. Walkeran elusive equivalence #12
Richard T. Walkeran elusive equivalence #8
Richard T. Walkeroutside / above
Richard T. Walkerthese as determined by this #2
Richard T. Walkeran acquiescence of meaning #2
Richard T. Walkerforever not quite #5
Richard T. Walkerforever not quite #6
Richard T. Walkerseparately/together (unresolved #6)
Richard T. Walkerthe fallibility of intent #6
Richard T. Walkerafter thought #3
Richard T. Walkerafter thought #1
Richard T. Walkera form of endlessness #2
Richard T. Walkerthis, as it isn’t (mountain #3)
Richard T. Walkerthis, as it isn’t (mountain #2)
Richard T. Walkereternally almost #2
Richard T. Walkereternally almost #3
Richard T. Walker: Installations & Sculptural Works
Richard T. Walker: Installations & Sculptural Works
Incorporating and transcending photography, Richard T. Walker’s work also extends into sculpture and installation. Working with man-made materials such as neon, musical instruments, and lightboxes, the artist fuses these elements with those from the natural landscape to upend our associations with the environment.
Richard T. Walkerthe space inside repetition #1
Richard T. Walkerthe space inside repetition #1
Richard T. Walkernot quite forever #1
Richard T. Walkerthe frequency of longing (reprise)
Richard T. Walkerthe frequency of longing (reprise)
Richard T. Walkerthe thought of an outline as it refers to its outer self
Richard T. Walkerin as it was, out as it is (and repeat)
Richard T. Walkera proximity of longing (connection 1)
Richard T. Walkerrotational relevance
Richard T. Walkerthere to then
Richard T. Walkeroutside repetition
Richard T. Walkerwhat we were (as we are)
Richard T. Walkerthe form of a thought as it defers to its past future self #4
Richard T. Walkerthe form of a thought as it defers to its past future self #5
Richard T. Walkerthe form of a thought as it defers to its past future self #5
the form of a thought as it defers to its past future self #5
Eadweard Muybridge: Human and Animal Locomotion
Eadweard Muybridge: Human and Animal Locomotion
Muybridge’s ambitious photographic project aimed to represent human and animal motion rendered across time, and from various angles. Produced between 1884 and 1887, the series has influenced generations of artists, and inspired scientific and photographic innovation, including motion picture technology.
Eadweard MuybridgeBoxing, open hand
Eadweard Muybridge“Clinton” cantering, bareback; rider nude
Eadweard MuybridgeBaseball, running and picking up the ball
Eadweard MuybridgeCrawling on hands and knees
Eadweard MuybridgeLifting a 50-lb. dumbell.
Eadweard MuybridgeOx Walking
Eadweard MuybridgeHopping on right foot.
Eadweard MuybridgeArising from the ground with newspaper in left hand
Helen Levitt: Street Photographs
Helen Levitt: Street Photographs
Photographed in her native New York, Levitt’s images capture strangers in the street in fleeting moments of whimsy, along with the often humorous messages of chalk drawings and graffiti.
Helen LevittBronx, New York
Helen LevittNew York
Helen LevittNew York
Helen LevittNew York
Helen LevittNew York
Helen LevittNew York
Helen LevittNew York
Helen LevittNew York
Helen LevittNew York
Elisheva Biernoff: Selected Works
Elisheva Biernoff: Selected Works
Elisheva Biernoff’s hypnotically detailed works are based on found, anonymous photographs which are painted to exact scale. In the process of making each work—which requires two to three months to complete—Biernoff pays close attention to the images, perhaps more than the photographers who originally made them.
Elisheva BiernoffA Polaroid Land Photograph
Elisheva BiernoffA Polaroid Land Photograph
Elisheva BiernoffA Polaroid Land Photograph
Elisheva BiernoffKowallik
Elisheva BiernoffKowallik
Elisheva BiernoffKowallik
Elisheva BiernoffUnspecified Party
Elisheva BiernoffUnspecified Party
Elisheva BiernoffUnspecified Party
Elisheva BiernoffExposure
Elisheva BiernoffExposure
Elisheva BiernoffExposure
Elisheva BiernoffThe Passion
Elisheva BiernoffThe Passion
Elisheva BiernoffThe Passion
Elisheva BiernoffVision
Elisheva BiernoffVision
Elisheva BiernoffVision
Elisheva BiernoffConversation
Elisheva BiernoffConversation
Elisheva BiernoffConversation
Wardell Milan: Works on Paper
Wardell Milan: Works on Paper
Artist Wardell Milan works in mixed media, combining elements of photography, drawing, painting, and collage. Often incorporating cut-out photographs (including iconic images by artists such as Diane Arbus and Robert Mapplethorpe), Milan’s work imagines spaces where the marginalized body is able to express itself and move about the world freely.