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Nathalie Boutté | Way Down South

Nathalie Boutté's (French, b. 1967) handmade collages embrace photography, sculpture, print-making and painting. Using a meticulous cutting and pasting process, and paper of all types, including vintage books, road maps, canceled bank notes, and Japanese paper, the artist creates mesmerizing re-interpretations of historic photographs. While appropriation is an essential part... Launch Viewing Room

Doron Langberg

Yossi Milo Gallery is pleased to present a new series of small paintings of friends and lovers by Doron Langberg, with a portion of the proceeds from sales going to support the Black Trans Advocacy Coalition. For the new 24' x 18' portraits, Langberg takes his process based on direct... Launch Viewing Room

Alison Rossiter

Substance of Density 1918-1948 Since 2007, Alison Rossiter has collected expired photographic papers from the 19th and early 20th centuries, creating an archive of over 1,800 individual packages that represent the rise and transformation of the photography industry over time. Even in dark storage, each package of paper reacted to conditions – moisture, humidity,... Launch Viewing Room

Sarah Anne Johnson | Woodland

Canadian artist Sarah Anne Johnson’s photographs of the landscape develop from her intimacy and integration with the natural world. From indigenous societies who preserve ways of knowing the world in relationship to the land, to modern scientific researchers testing the ability of trees to communicate intelligently, Johnson draws inspiration from... Launch Viewing Room