Inge Morath − Ausfahrt von Mrs. Eveleigh Nash auf der Buckingham Palace Mall, London 1953
© The Inge Morath Foundation / Magnum Photos / FOTOHOF archiv
Opening: July 3, 18:00
Graz Museum / bag Straße 18/8010 Graz / Austria
“Glas goes to great lengths unpicking bureaucratic procedures, methods of identification and legislative inconsistencies. He went through various lawsuits in order to make and publish the images for his series Voor Vrij Nederland (2014-2016), which is exhibited at Foam. The photographs depict interiors of detention centers for undocumented immigrants in the Netherlands. It is hard to imagine these unremarkable spaces to be the cause of extensive legal strife concerning freedom of the press. The almost clinical depiction of the rooms stands in stark contrast”
Foam
Keizersgracht 609
1017 DS Amsterdam
Left: Guillaume Simoneau; Top Right: Christian Patterson; Bottom Right: Rachel Papo
Opening Reception for re:collection July 13, 2017
“re:collection, a celebration of the MoCP’s vast archive of photographs, and an exploration of how we perceive images. A stream of images runs through the galleries, spanning the history of photography and offering a diverse array of approaches. Each photograph speaks to its neighboring photograph in terms of content, form or other, more subtle, connecting factors waiting to be discovered. At certain junctures, groups of images pool related ideas to address some of the most pressing social issues of our time. Each installation of images starts with a camera-less photograph, a nod to the origins of the medium and its fundamental ability to record light and shadow. The gesture is also meant to underscore the unreliability of photographic representation, which is always a translation of reality rather than a direct copy. The exhibition will include works by Evan Baden, Dawoud Bey, Lynne Cohen, Kelli Connell, Kei Ito, Deborah Luster, Danny Lyon, Rachel Papo, Christian Patterson, Guillaume Simoneau, Angela Strassheim, Penelope Umbrico, James Welling, and many others.”
Museum of Contemporary Photography
Columbia College Chicago
600 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60605
Richard Misrach, El muro, al este de Nogales, Arizona (Wall east of Nogales, Arizona), 2015, pigment print mounted to Dibond, 60″ x 79-1/8″ (152.4 cm x 201 cm). © Richard Misrach, courtesy Pace Gallery and Pace/MacGill Gallery
Opening reception: Tuesday, June 27, 6 – 8 PM
“This multimedia installation of photographs, sculpture, found objects and sound examines the complex socio-political dialogue surrounding immigration across the U.S.-Mexico border and is the final showing in a multi-venue tour that included the San Jose Museum of Art; Amon Carter Museum of Art, Fort Worth; and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville. ”
Pace/MacGill
510 West 25th Street
Ben Marcin – “Dominican Republic, 2003”
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 22 6 – 8pm
C. Grimaldis Gallery
523 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Trampled, 2016 © Roger Ballen & Asger Carlsen
Opening 22 June 2017
“Although Roger Ballen lives in Johannesburg and Asger Carlsen in New York, the two artists have been working together online for some four years. In their bizarre universe, Carlsen’s use of the human body as a plastic medium and Ballen’s interest in collages and the occult merge together. They create an outlandish world full of distorted bodies, manic creatures, flesh and rough sketches in black, white and grey. Both frightening and intimate, their work demonstrates fiction’s power to delve more deeply into the human spirit, compared to reality. ”
Foam
Keizersgracht 609
1017 DS Amsterdam
Opening night- Thursday July 20, 6-8pm
“Glace Noir is a deep meditation on the sublime feminine forms of the Patagonian glaciers.
Using the classic Hollywood Day for Night technique, the glaciers appear to be illuminated by moonlight creating a subtle feminine energy. This reminds us of the ever-moving, powerful force that is the glacier.”
Black Eye Gallery
3/138 Darlinghurst Rd,
Darlinghurst 2010
02 8084 7541
© Elis Hoffman: »Untitled«, from the series »Fading«, 2010-2014
KEHRER GALERIE | Potsdamer Straße 100 | 10785 Berlin | Germany
Nuer Cattle Camp South Sudan © Betty Press
Reception Date | December 8, 2017
All Selected Artists | Geoffrey Agrons, Andrew Anderson,
Sasha Andruzheychik, Joan Lobis Brown, David Christensen, Rhonda Dubin, John DuBois, Anne Duncan, Robert Dutruch, Anne Eder, Brian Edwards,
Jen Ervin, Cynthia Fleury, Marissa Geoffroy, Tao Ho, Cynthia Hurayt,
Jeannie Hutchins, Paul Ivanushka, Ellen Jantzen, Heidi Kirkpatrick,
Michael Koerner, Jo Kubran, Robert Ligar, Diane Michaud Lowry,
Chris Macan, Ellen Martin, Rebecca Martinez, Barbara McDonnell,
Leighton McWilliams, LaVerne Rose Moore, David Morel, David Pace,
Dane Pedersen, Michael Pierce, Betty Press, Paula Riff, Jenny Sampson, Wendi Schneider, Stacie Smith, Marietta Van Buhler, Jamille Wallick,
Merethe Wessel-Berg, Joshua White, Jane Wiley, and Jonas Yip.
The Center for Fine Art Photography
400 North College Ave., Fort Collins, CO 80524
“As part of its 70th anniversary, Magnum Photos agency announces the digitized, rotating exhibit of over 300 historic and contemporary images shown across 50 screens at the Fulton Center in Lower Manhattan.
From the early reportage work of Magnum’s founding fathers, including Robert Capa and David Seymour, to contemporary, personal visions of Magnum’s new generation photographers such as Newsha Tavakolian and Carolyn Drake, this display highlights the continued importance of photography as both a journalist tool and form of self expression.”
Fulton Center, 200 Broadway, New York, NY 10038
