Monday Gallery

Andreas with Wildflowers, a painting by Srijon Chowdhury, whose work is on view through October 19 at PPOW Gallery, in New York City.

Courtesy the artist and PPOW Gallery

A photograph by Jim Mangan, from his book The Crick, which was published last year by Twin Palms Publishers.

Solitaire, a painting on wood by Elisheva Biernoff, whose work is on view through October 19 at Fraenkel Gallery, in San Francisco.

Chunka Tawayuq Pacha, a tufting by Claudia Martínez Garay, whose work will be on view through November 17 at Dundee Contemporary Arts , in Dundee, Scotland.

Courtesy the artist and GRIMM Gallery

“Raton, New Mexico,’ a photograph by Steve Fitch, whose work is on view through August 31 at Joseph Bellows Gallery, in La Jolla, California.

A photograph by Ngadi Smart, from her book Wata Na Life, which was published this month by Loose Joints.

Smoke, a painting by Mathew Cerletty, whose work is on view as part of the exhibition A Particular Kind of Heaven through September 1 at Karma, in Thomaston, Maine.

"Rearview," a photograph by Rose Marie Cromwell, whose work is on view through October 27 at the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami.

Courtesy the artist and the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami

Dear Summer, a painting by Jerrell Gibbs, whose work is on view as part of the exhibition The Wrong Sea through October 5 at Dunes, in Portland, Maine.

Courtesy the artist and Night Gallery, Los Angeles

A photograph by Harry Gruyaert, from his series TV Shots: Olympics 1972, which is on view online through September 22 with 28 Vignon Street.

Courtesy the artist and Gallery FIFTY ONE, Antwerp, Belgium

“Untitled,” 1968-1971, a photograph by Ernest Cole, from his book Ernest Cole: The True America, which was published in January by Aperture.

Landline, a painting by Nancy Friedland, whose work is on view through August 4 at smoke the moon, in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Courtesy the artist and smoke the moon, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Vistas 34, a hand-painted photograph by Brea Souders, whose work is on view as part of the exhibition Reach out for that hand through August 17 at EUQINOM, in San Francisco.

Courtesy of the artist and EUQINOM Gallery

Without A Sound, a painting by Loren Erdrich, whose work is on view through July 13 at SHRINE, in Los Angeles.

Courtesy the artist and SHRINE

Ars Gratia Artis, a painting by Walton Ford, whose work is on view through October 20 at the Morgan Library & Museum, in New York City, and through September 22 at Ateneo Veneto, in Venice, Italy.

“Lawn Chair Catapult,” a photograph by Adam Ekberg, whose work is on view through July 7 as part of the exhibition New Terrain: 21st-Century Landscape Photography, at the Worcester Art Museum, in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Courtesy of the artist and CLAMP, New York City

Sink or Swim, a painting by Amy Bennett, whose work is on view through July 3 at Miles McEnery Gallery, in New York City.

“Thjorsá River #2, Southern Region, Iceland,” a photograph by Edward Burtynsky, whose work is on view through June 8 at Nicholas Metivier Gallery, in Toronto.

Janela, a mixed-media artwork by Thalita Hamaoui, whose work is on view through July 6 at Simões de Assis, in Balneário Camboriú, Brazil.

Courtesy the artist and Simões de Assis

“Sea of Devastation,” a photograph by Jessie Chaney, whose work was on view with Fabrik Projects from May 15-19 at Photo London.

Courtesy the artist and Fabrik Projects, Los Angeles

Feminine Echoes from the Pastoral Underground, a painting by Lauren dela Roche, whose work is on view through June 15 at Eric Firestone Gallery, in New York City.

Courtesy the artist and Eric Firestone Gallery

The Script, a mixed-media artwork (jeans, baby garments, sand, twine, chalk, paint, fiber fill) by Joy Ray, whose work is on view through May 12 as part of the exhibition The Golden Thread: A Fiber Art Exhibition, presented by BravinLee Programs at the Seaport in New York City.

Courtesy the artist and BravinLee Programs, New York City

“Lightning Strikes, New Mexico 2014,” a photograph by Roger Deakins, whose work was on view from April 25 - 28 at The Photography Show, presented by AIPAD in New York City with Obscura Gallery.

Bingo-Pong, a painting by Alasdair Wallace, whose work is on view through April 27 as part of the exhibition CHO! CHO LE!, at Arusha Gallery, in London.

Courtesy Alasdair Wallace and Arusha Gallery, London

Before they wake, a painting by Danielle Mckinney, whose work is on view through April 27 at Marianne Boesky Gallery, in New York City.

“Rodney & RJ, McCalla, Alabama,” a photograph by Ivan McClellan, from the book Eight Seconds: Black Rodeo Culture, which was published this month by Damiani Books.

Speiredonia Wing, a mixed-media artwork (porcelain, glaze, adhesives, canvas, steel, hardware, dye, pigment, thread) by Rebecca Manson, whose work is on view through April 27 at Josh Lilley Gallery, in London.

Courtesy of the artist and Josh Lilley Gallery, London.

Crosswind, a painting by William Schaeuble, whose work is on view through March 31 as part of the exhibition Centering, at Old Friends Gallery, in Chicago.

Courtesy of the artist and Old Friends Gallery, Chicago

“Children with orangutans,” a photograph by Jo-Anne McArthur from the book Why We Photograph Animals, which was published last month by Thames & Hudson.

Light Landing, a painting by Maria Rendón, whose work is on view through April 22 at Sullivan Goss, in Santa Barbara, California.

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