Photography
A social-practice artist talks about working with painting and photography.
A social-practice artist talks about working with painting and photography.
An artist working with FBI surveillance materials.
Installations and photographs that investigate the self and consumerism.
Looking at contemporary photography within a larger historical legacy.
Photographs addressing gender, sexuality, and popular culture.
A selection of daguerreotypes, micro-photographs, and film stills by two artists.
Artwork that complexifies the notion of authorship.
Photographs and videos of public and private performance.
Investigating the photographic portrait.
Groundbreaking digital photography.
Photographs that provoke the viewer into seeing.
Photographing radiation at Chernobyl.
Two artists render the historical legacies of racism.
Reminding us the artwork does not exist in a void.
Alejandro Almanza Pereda lives and works between the United States and Mexico. Known for precariously balanced large-scale sculptures that put common objects into unlikely configurations, he exhibits internationally and has had solo shows at the San Francisco Art Institute; Rubin Center, El Paso; El Eco Experimental Museum, Mexico City; College of Wooster Art Museum, Ohio; and Art in General, New York.
