| Lee Friedlander Framed by Joel Coen LUMA Arles, France June 30–September 29, 2024 Spanning 60 years of Friedlander’s work and curated by the widely acclaimed filmmaker, the exhibition presents 70 photographs and a short film. Coen’s selection reveals an unexpected affinity between the two artists: their continual fascination with the sly power of images, explored through splintered framings, misleading compositions, and fractured and repeated elements. Lee Friedlander Framed by Joel Coen first premiered in 2023 at Fraenkel in San Francisco and Luhring Augustine in New York, and is accompanied by a publication from Fraenkel Gallery. LEARN MORE Sophie Calle Finir en Beauté Rencontres d’Arles, France July 1–September 29, 2024A selection of work by Sophie Calle, staged in the Cryptoportiques, the city’s ancient underground chambers. For the exhibition, Calle gives a ceremonial burial to damaged photographs from her series Les Aveugles(The Blind) and other objects. LEARN MORE Martine Gutierrez Anti-Icon: ApokalypsisThe Polygon Gallery, Vancouver, BC July 12–September 29, 2024 In Martine Gutierrez’s landmark series, the artist embodies a pantheon of figures—all female or feminized—from across the world’s legends, histories, and myths. LEARN MORE Carrie Mae Weems Remember to Dream Bard Hessel Museum of Art, NY June 22–December 1, 2024 A new exhibition explores the breadth of Carrie Mae Weems’s prolific career. Through lesser-known works ranging from large-scale installations to serial bodies of photography, the show highlights the evolution of her pioneering, politically engaged practice. LEARN MORE Garry Winogrand Man of the Crowd The San Diego Museum of Art, CA July 13, 2024–January 12, 2025 This retrospective exhibition features photographs from some of Garry Winogrand’s most significant projects, including pictures made on road trips across the U.S., in New York City zoos, at scenes of protest, and for his series Women Are Beautiful.LEARN MORE |
Fraenkel Gallery and other Summer Photo Exhibitions
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