Viewing Rooms

Current

John Divola
Swimming Drunk April 16 - May 21, 2022 Yancey Richardson is pleased to present Swimming Drunk, an exhibition of photographs by John Divola. The exhibition includes two photographic series that represent the breadth of the artist’s more than 40 year career: Zuma Series (1977-1978), and Daybreak (2015-2020). Both series are a result of Divola’s engagement with abandoned buildings,... Launch Viewing Room

Sebastião Salgado
For over four decades, Sebastião Salgado has undertaken projects of vast scope and complexity, traveling to over one hundred countries to document the plight and dignity of ordinary individuals and the fragility of the natural environment. The resulting photographs are grounded in the reality of contemporary political and social issues, yet characterized by a mystery that transcends the temporal and approaches the condition of epic poetry. Launch Viewing Room

Mary Lum
When the Sky is a Shape January 8 - February 26, 2022 Yancey Richardson is pleased to present when the sky is a shape, an exhibition of new paintings and painted photo collages by Chinese American artist Mary Lum, on view from January 8 through February 19, 2022. The works in the exhibition deploy detritus gleaned from the urban environment as a foundation from which to explore the emotional, as well as physical contingencies of urban life, while also addressing geometric abstraction, perspectival space, and found language. Launch Viewing Room

Carolyn Drake
Knit Club March 5 - April 9, 2022 Yancey Richardson is pleased to present Knit Club, an exhibition of photographs by American artist Carolyn Drake. In the project gallery, a selection of work from her series Isolation Therapy will be on view. Strikingly different in subject matter and approach, each series offers the viewer an alternate view of reality that deliberately blurs the line between what is real and imagined. This is the artist’s debut exhibition with the gallery. Launch Viewing Room

Past

Ori Gersht
Altered States October 30 - December 23, 2021 Yancey Richardson is pleased to present Altered States, an exhibition of photographs by London-based Israeli artist Ori Gersht from his new series Becoming. In the project gallery, a selection of seven works from the artist’s 2014 series On Reflection will be on view. Both series use simulations of historical paintings and high-powered digital photography to expand upon Gersht’s ongoing interest in the metaphysics of time. Read more

Mitch Epstein
Psychogram of a Nation Throughout his four decade career, Mitch Epstein has examined the cultural psychology of the United States, revealing America as both a place and an idea. From his early pioneering color photographs of American life in the seventies and eighties, to his recent series focusing on the confluence of nature and human society, Epstein has consistently created formally and conceptually complex images resulting from a highly sophisticated and nuanced approach to photography.

In parallel with our participation in Art Basel OVR:2020, we’re pleased to present a selection of iconic images from four of Epstein’s major color series: Property Rights (2019), American Power (2009), Family Business (2003) and Recreation: American Photographs (1973 - 1988). Read more

Terry Evans: Ancient Prairies
January 14 - February 27, 2021 Yancey Richardson is proud to present Ancient Prairies, an exhibition of new photographs by Chicago-based artist Terry Evans. Marking her fourth exhibition at the gallery, Evans expands on her decades-long connection with the prairie as the spiritual center of her work. Read more

Art Basel OVR: Miami Beach
1 - 6 Dec 2020 Read more

Jared Bark: Time and Materials
November 12, 2020 - January 9, 2021 Read more

MATT LIPPS: SOLVE FOR X
September 10 - October 24, 2020 Over the past twenty years, Matt Lipps has developed a distinctive photographic practice that pays tribute to the history of twentieth century photography while also questioning the dominant myths that structure our cultural narratives. This exhibition presents new work from two related but distinct series, both of which incorporate analogue photography, collage and printed media. Read more

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