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Monday Gallery

A photograph by Stephen Shore from his monograph Transparencies: Small Camera Works 1971–1979, which was published in March by MACK.
© The artist. Courtesy 303 Gallery, New York City
National Anthem (Miami Dolphins), a watercolor by Kota Ezawa, whose animated video National Anthem will be on view from July 3 to July 5 with the Whitney Museum of American Art, on the museum's Vimeo channel. Ezawa's work is on view with Haines Gallery, on the gallery’s website. The gallery, in San Francisco, is currently open by appointment.
© The artist. Courtesy Haines Gallery, San Francisco
“Untitled (Group Hula Hoop),” a photograph by Tyler Mitchell, whose work is on view with the International Center of Photography, on the center’s website. ICP is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy International Center of Photography, New York City
The Great Yawner, a drawing by Jean-Jacques Lequeu, whose work is on view with the Morgan Library & Museum, on the museum’s website. The museum is currently closed to visitors.
Courtesy the Bibliothèque nationale de France, Département des Estampes et de la photographie
“Brooklyn 01, 2016,” a photograph by Arielle Bobb-Willis, whose work is on view in the virtual group show Tools of Revolution: Fashion Photography and Activism, with the Houston Center of Photography, on the center’s website.
© The artist. Courtesy Houston Center for Photography, Houston
Untitled, PB #1080, 1972, a collage of gelatin silver photo-booth prints by Jared Bark, whose work is on view with Yancey Richardson Gallery, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York City
The Siblings, a painting by Claire Tabouret, whose work is on view through July 10 with Perrotin, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
Courtesy the artist and Perrotin
“Helen Cutting John’s Hair,” 1952, a photograph by Dorothea Lange from Day Sleeper, a book of Lange’s previously unpublished photographs from California, which was edited by Sam Contis. Published in February by MACK. An exhibition of Lange’s work is on view with the Museum of Modern Art, on the museum’s website. The museum is currently closed to visitors.
© The Dorothea Lange Collection at the Oakland Museum of California. Gift of Paul S. Taylor
“Szent László út at Dolmány u. at Rokolya u., Diptych, Budapest Hungary, 2019,” a unique photograph by John Chiara, whose work is on view with ROSEGALLERY, on the gallery's website.
© The artist. Courtesy ROSEGALLERY, Santa Monica, California
Antimonium Tartaricum, bamboo, string, and glue on dyed cotton by Louise Despont, whose work is on view through May 10 with Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, New York City
Country Home, a painting by Noel McKenna, whose work is on view through May 9 with mother’s tankstation, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy mother's tankstation, Dublin and London
“Barrier Island, Study No. 30,” a wet-plate collodion photograph by Charles A. McCullers and Cecilia A. Montalvo, whose work is on view with South x Southeast Photo Gallery, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors
© The artists. Courtesy South x Southeast Photo Gallery, Molena, Georgia
A Fork in It, a painting by Lola Gil, whose work is on view through May 3 with KP Projects, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy KP Projects, Los Angeles
Line of People on Purple and Turquoise Ensemble, paintings by Katherine Bradford, whose work is on view at Adams and Ollman, in Portland, Oregon, and in the gallery’s online viewing room. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
Courtesy the artist and Adams and Ollman, Portland, Oregon
“Refrigerator,” 1999, a photograph by Roe Ethridge, whose work is on view through May 30 with Gagosian, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy Gagosian
The Magic Lantern, circa 1835, a silhouette made of cut paper and wash by Auguste Edouart, whose work is on view in the exhibition Selections from the Department of Drawings and Prints: Collectors’ Collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York City. The museum is currently closed to visitors.
Courtesy The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. Bequest of Mary Martin, 1938
"Roses, Giacometti Vase, circa 1985," by Horst P. Horst, whose work is included in the online exhibition In Bloom, at Staley-Wise Gallery.
© Horst Estate. Courtesy Staley-Wise Gallery, New York City
9 cats and 9 melons, a painting by Atsushi Kaga, whose work was on view in January at the Taipei Dangdai Art Fair.
© The artist. Courtesy mother’s tankstation, Dublin and London
“Rabbit on tree stump,” a stereograph from the J. Paul Getty Museum, which is viewable in the museum's online collection.
Courtesy the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
Andrew’s Flamingo (after Audubon), a painting by Alejandro Cardenas, whose work is on view through May 15 with La Loma Projects, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
Courtesy the artist and Matthew Brown Los Angeles
Nurses outside Bethnal Green Hospital, London, in 1981. In the 1980s, British nurses took to the streets in protest against low pay and hospital closures. Photograph by Neil Martinson, from his book Hackney Archive: Work and Life 1971–1985, which was published in March by Hoxton Mini Press.
© The artist. Courtesy Hoxton Mini Press
Diviner, a painting by Taha Heydari, whose work is on view with Haines Gallery, in the gallery’s online viewing room. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy Haines Gallery, San Francisco
“Luigi and Family, Via Monserrato, Rome, June 2017,” a photograph from the series Italian Views by Gail Albert Halaban, whose work is on view through May 2 with Jackson Fine Art, in the gallery’s online viewing room. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
Courtesy the artist and Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta
“Opticks 156,” a photograph by Hiroshi Sugimoto, whose work is on view through August 15 at Fraenkel Gallery, in San Francisco. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© Hiroshi Sugimoto. Courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco
Woman at a Window (Frau am Fenster), a painting by Jacobus Vrel, whose work is on view in the online collection of the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, in Austria.
Temptation Island, a painting by Emily Mae Smith, whose work is on view at the Blanton Museum, at the University of Texas at Austin. The museum is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist and Perrotin, New York City. Courtesy the Blanton Museum, Austin, Texas
An untitled photograph, circa 1989, by Jan Groover, from her monograph Jan Groover, Photographer: Laboratory of Forms, which was published in February by Scheidegger and Spiess, in cooperation with Musée de l’Élysée, Lausanne, Switzerland.
© Musée de l’Élysée, Lausanne, Switzerland—Fonds Jan Groover
Suspended Animation (Cyborg), a painting by Keith Tyson, whose work is on view through May 1 with Hauser & Wirth, in the gallery’s online viewing room for Art Basel Hong Kong.
Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth, New York City
An installation view from Social Block, by Josh Callaghan, whose work was on view this month at Night Gallery, in Los Angeles. The gallery is temporarily closed.
Courtesy the artist and Night Gallery, with special thanks to the LA Dance Project dancers
Nothing Is Real, a painting by Vera Iliatova, whose work is on view through March 28 at Monya Rowe Gallery, in New York City. The gallery is temporarily closed.
Courtesy the artist and Monya Rowe Gallery, New York City
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