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In “Amazon,” 2016, Mr. Gursky photographed the online retailer’s Arizona warehouse. See article Andreas Gursky Is Taking Photos of Things That Do Not Exist https://nyti.ms/2GpRMf1 

Danny Lyon at Gavin Browns Enterprise images and SNCC posters using Lyon's protest images

Carol Bove at David Zwirner

William Eggleston at david zwirner

Using his characteristic clunky editing style, Blalock brings the behind-the-scenes labor of the picture to the forefront and invites us to question aspects of image production that we otherwise take for granted. And he does so with a great deal of humor

Erika Ranee gasoline rainbows at LMAK Title taken from a JD Salinger quote " apt description of colorful oil puddles that materialize after a rain."

Omer fast at James Cohen.... He does an amazing job at utilizing a montage of screens and creating a cyclical narrative

Seen at AIPAD Danzinger gallery Matthew Brandt .... Rainbow lake! C-prints soaked in rainbow lake!

Seen at AIPAD, Julie Saul gallery... Tanya Marcuse 124" long -shot in studio and montages together

Berenice Abbott: Documenting Science

“In April 1939, Berenice Abbott wrote a “manifesto” entitled Photography and Science. “We live in a world made by science,” she stated. “There needs to be a friendly interpreter between science and the layman. I believe photography can be this spokesman, as no other form of expression can be” - Gaurdian 

Harold Edgerton Milk Drop "This series of high-speed photographs, likely taken in 1933, shows the sequence of a milkdrop falling onto a plate covered in a shallow layer of milk, forming a coronet shape and then dissolving. "

Twilight (top) and Manicure (bottom) both Marilyn Minter...

http://www.marilynminter.net/

Robert Smithson, Mirrors and Shelly Sand 1970 "Even in the museum , Smithsons sand remains prone to loss and disintegration, forever struggling to retain its shape and its mass... Performs the phenomenon of entrophy"