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The Robin Rice Gallery presents Mark & Kristen Sink's second photography exhibition. Taking in Mark and Kristen Sink's photographs in all their patinated glory, with faces blurred and eyes sharpened,…

The Berlin-based fashion gallery MILA opens the first solo exhibition of the internationally known fashion photographer JD Ferguson. The show JD Ferguson: Backstage Pass features a good selection of approx.…

M+B presents Whitney Hubbs’ first Los Angeles exhibition The Song Itself is Already a Skip. Dark, raw, the work of Whitney Hubbs is at once blunt, formal and improvised, recognizable…

Born in the Hague in 1956, Hendrik Kerstens has for the last 17 years been producing a body of work that explores some of the many intersections between painting…

It is five and a half minutes of grainy eight millimeter footage, but in that time we can see more of the true nature of Marilyn Monroe than in many…

At the start of the 20th century when the French arrived in the Congo, the myth of Parisian elegance was born among the youth of the Bakongo ethnic group, who…

The Joseph Bellows Gallery presents exhibition of the black and white prints of Philip Melnick. This is the first solo show in Southern California in three decades for the artist.…

Daniel Blau presents an exhibition of vintage prints by renowned American photographer Arthur Rickerby (1921 – 1972). Best known for his depictions of New York life and organised sport, Rickerby…

Born in London in 1938, Terry O’Neill is one of the great portrait photographers of his generation. From his portrait of Faye Dunaway, taken the day after she won the…