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Preston Gannaway's 'Remember Me' Chronicles a Boy's Journey Through Loss

For 17 years, Preston Gannaway has been photographing a boy named EJ following the death of his mother. The exhibition, Remember Me, on view at Chung 24 Gallery, takes us on the coming-of-a April 18, 2024

Magdalena Wosinska Fulfills the Dream

Central to Magdelena Wosinska's photography is the celebration of spontaneity. Viewers find themselves immediately immersed in Wosinska’s world, where authenticity reigns supreme and every moment i April 17, 2024

“Life is short. Eat dessert first”: An Interview with Casey Gray

Life can’t always be sweet. In fact, lifetimes are often marked by contrasting highs and lows of bustle and boredom, companionship and solitude, abundance and scarcity. Sure, it’s cliché, but so April 16, 2024

Jamian Juliano-Villani Has "It"

Gagosian is pleased to announce It, an exhibition of new paintings by Jamian Juliano-Villani. It is the artist’s debut at the gallery and runs at the 541 West 24th Street location in April 03, 2024

Oli Kellett's Cross Road Blues

Oli Kellett began Cross Road Blues in 2016 during a visit to Los Angeles, during which time the United States was literally at a political crossroads. The series evolved naturally from there, ev April 02, 2024

A Portfolio: Taylor Simmons

When Taylor Simmons showed at Helen Anrather last month, the name of the show stood out: “LIMBO = Living Is My Best Option." We had been big fans of the work after Simmons showed at Public Gallery April 01, 2024

Mark Steinmetz's Young Americans

"I once sat on a jury in a minor criminal trial. The trial itself was unremarkable, but I’ll never forget two elements of the judge’s instructions to the jury. The first was his point that 'reaso March 29, 2024

The Monumental Works of Francesca Woodman Are Given New Life

Gagosian is pleased to announce its inaugural exhibition of works by Francesca Woodman, on view at their West 24th Street, New York space through April 27, 2024. The showase features more than fifty March 29, 2024

Exploring the Landscape of Injustice: Diana Matar's Quiet Critique

In the US, approximately 1000 people continue to die each year in encounters with police. More than any other industrialised nation. Diana Matar's My America, on view at Purdy Hicks Gallery, ;is March 22, 2024

Jerrin Wagstaff: American Landscapes

The American Western landscape has often been depicted as a vast unknown – its seemingly endless peaks and valleys weave together histories of anticipated exploration and claiming unsettled propert March 21, 2024
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