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In a career spanning over twenty years, Arlene Shechet has made diverse works by embracing the chance processes dictated by materials that change from one state to another before solidifying as a finished object. According to Shechet,… more
Fascinated by the relationship between sculpture and photography, Sara VanDerBeek constructs assemblages of objects and images that she then photographs to produce the final work. To locate the materials and images she uses for these fusions of… more
Deeply invested in the examination of the historical relationship of photography and sculpture, Sara VanDerBeek often constructs assemblages of objects and images for the express purpose of photographing them. She draws her found materials and images from… more
In her films, photographs, sculptures, and site-specific installations, Leslie Hewitt explores how photography provides access to memories of personal experience, frames understanding of the self, and shapes and preserves the collective memory of historical events. Hewitt’s distinctive… more
Boris Mikhailov is one of the leading photographers of the former Soviet Union. Trained as an engineer, Mikhailov is largely self-taught in photography and his work was not widely exhibited until the dissolution of the Soviet Union.… more
María Magdalena Campos-Pons’s wide-ranging works in photography, performance, painting, sculpture, and moving images investigate how aspects of history, memory, gender, and religion give shape to identity. Born in Cuba and raised on a sugar plantation in a… more
Rania Matar grapples with issues of personal and collective identity in her work. Born in Lebanon, Matar has lived in the United States since 1984. Drawing on her cultural background, cross-cultural experiences, and personal narrative, she has… more
Louis Fratino is a New York–based painter whose work fuses personal memories with art historical references to explore queerness, intimacy, and love in gestures and scenes of everyday life. The oil painting Large Flowers foregrounds a bouquet of… more
“Heidi Latsky—a choreographer and dancer of uncommon intelligence and fluidity… ” — The New York Times Created by former Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company dancer Heidi Latsky, ON DISPLAY addresses our propensity to judge people by their… more