Monday Gallery
Belt of Venus, a painting by Olive Diamond, whose work is on view through March 4 as part of the exhibition Eternal Reverie, at 1969 Gallery, in New York City.
Courtesy the artist and 1969 Gallery
A photograph by Henri Prestes from his monograph We Were Born Before the Wind, which was published last year by Setanta Books.
© The artist. Courtesy Setanta Books
“Organizer in Selma,” 1965, a photograph by Steve Schapiro, whose work will be on view from January 20 through March 18, at Jackson Fine Art, in Atlanta.
© The artist. Courtesy Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta
Lily of the Incas, a painting by Mar Figueroa, whose work is on view through January 21 at Sean Horton (Presents), in New York City.
© The artist. Courtesy Sean Horton (Presents), New York City
Angora Cat, 1937–39, a painting by Morris Hirshfield, whose work is on view through January 29 at the American Folk Art Museum, in New York City.
© The Museum of Modern Art, New York City; The Sidney and Harriet Janis Collection/Robert and Gail Rentzer for the Estate of Morris Hirshfield/VAGA at Artists Rights Society, New York City
Turbulence, a painting by Maggie Ellis, whose work is on view through January 6 at Friends Indeed Gallery, in San Francisco.
© The artist. Courtesy Friends Indeed Gallery, San Francisco, and Charles Moffett, New York City
Those Who Run Seem To Have All The Fun, a painting by Maggie Ellis, whose work is on view through January 6 at Friends Indeed Gallery, in San Francisco.
© The artist. Courtesy Friends Indeed Gallery, San Francisco, and Charles Moffett, New York City
Long Long Night, a painting by Joanne Ji Young Kim, whose work is on view through January 3 at Taymour Grahne Projects, in London.
Courtesy of the artist and Taymour Grahne Projects, London
Igadekamigishka, a painting by Tom Uttech, whose work is on view through tomorrow at Alexandre Gallery, in New York City.
© The artist. Courtesy Alexandre Gallery, New York City
“Icestorm,” a photograph by Wolfgang Tillmans, whose work is on view through January 1 at the Museum of Modern Art, in New York City.
A photograph by Yelena Yemchuk from her monograph Odesa, which was published in May by GOST Books. Yemchuk’s work will be on view from January 20 to April 16 at the Ukrainian Museum, in New York City.
© The artist
An artwork from The Five Lives of Hilma af Klint, a graphic novel by Philipp Deines, which was published in August by David Zwirner Books.
Courtesy David Zwirner Books
A photograph by Vivian Maier, whose monograph Vivian Maier was published in August by Thames & Hudson. © Estate of Vivian Maier.
Courtesy of Maloof Collection and Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York City
Grandmother’s Dinner, a mixed-media artwork by Benny Andrews, whose work is on view at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, in New Orleans.
Courtesy the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans. Gift of the Benny Andrews Estate
Fruta Fina, Fruta Estrańa (Lee Monument), a mixed-media artwork by Firelei Báez, whose work is on view through December 21 at James Cohan, in New York City. Báez’s first monograph, Firelei Báez: to breathe full and free, will be published this month by Gregory R. Miller & Co.
© The artist. Courtesy James Cohan, New York City
“Earthly Bodies, 2021,” a collage by Justine Kurland, from her monograph SCUMB Manifesto, which was published in May by MACK.
© The artist. Courtesy MACK
A detail from Re-enchanting the World (March), a textile installation by Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, which is on view through November 27 at the Polish Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, in Italy.
Courtesy Zachęta – National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, Poland
Explosion Odioka prayer @ for elliptique moment, a mixed-media artwork by Ernest Dükü, whose work was on view last weekend with Sitor Senghor at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, in London.
© The artist. Courtesy Sitor Senghor, Paris
A symbolise 3 @ C.R.P.S.M.S.P.R.T, a mixed-media artwork by Ernest Dükü, whose work was on view last weekend with Sitor Senghor at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, in London.
© The artist. Courtesy Sitor Senghor, Paris
Boson Explorer @ Enigme du codex 005, a mixed-media artwork by Ernest Dükü, whose work was on view last weekend with Sitor Senghor at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, in London.
© The artist. Courtesy Sitor Senghor, Paris
A photograph by Ioanna Sakellaraki, from her monograph The Truth is in the Soil, which was published in April by GOST Books. Sakellaraki’s work is on view through October 30 at Galeria do Paço, in Braga, Portugal, as part of the Encontros da Imagem photography festival.
© The artist. Courtesy GOST Books
El principio y el final (The Beginning and The End), a mixed-media painting (oil, wax, tar, and silk flowers) by Enrique Martínez Celaya, whose work is on view through October 15 at Miles McEnery Gallery, in New York City.
© The artist and Miles McEnery Gallery, New York City
Poppies, a painting by Livien Yin, whose work is on view through October 22 as part of the exhibition Ghosts of Empires II, at Ben Brown Fine Arts, in London.
Courtesy the artist and Ben Brown Fine Arts, London
“Bill and Long Island Sound, winter 1992,” a photograph by Ray Johnson, whose work is on view through October 2 at the Morgan Library & Museum, in New York City.
© The artist/Artists Rights Society, New York City. Gift of the Ray Johnson Estate. Courtesy the Morgan Library & Museum, New York City, and Frances Beatty
Le Baptême, a painting by Marc Padeu, whose work was on view at the Armory Show, in New York City.
Courtesy the artist and Jack Bell Gallery, London
Hungry Little Secrets, a painting by Mark Ryan Chariker, whose work was on view at the Armory Show, in New York City.
Courtesy the artist and 1969 Gallery, New York
It’s The End Of The World As We Know It, And I Feel Fine (Self portrait with Elsina at the Azure Window), a painting by Linus Borgo, whose work was on view at the Armory Show, in New York City.
Courtesy the artist and Yossi Milo Gallery, New York City
“Massachusetts Turnpike 1973,” a photograph by Mitch Epstein from Recreation, which was published in August by Steidl.
© The artist. Courtesy Steidl
Still You Bloom in This Land of No Gardens, a mixed-media artwork (acrylic, photographic transfers, colored pencil, and collage on paper) by Njideka Akunyili Crosby, whose work is on view through December 4 at the Blanton Museum of Art, in Austin, Texas.
© The artist. Courtesy Victoria Miro and David Zwirner