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Monday Gallery

Illustrations by Katsushika Hokusai from Hokusai Manga, published this month by Thames & Hudson.
© Mitsuru Uragami and Thames & Hudson
This machine kills fascists, a painting by Marcel Dzama, whose work is on view through January 24 in the exhibition We Fight to Build a Free World at the Jewish Museum, in New York City.
“Boyscouts and Fremont’s Pyramid, Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, Nevada,” 1991, a photograph by Richard Misrach, whose work is on view through October 23 as part of the exhibition I’m Not the Only One at Fraenkel Gallery, in San Francisco.
© The artist. Courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco
Bath, a painting by Minyoung Choi, whose work will be on view through January 3 in the Summer Exhibition 2020 at the Royal Academy of Arts, in London.
© The artist
“Youth and Eran,” a photograph by Elinor Carucci, whose work is on view through October 22 at Edwynn Houk Gallery, in the gallery’s online viewing room.
Courtesy the artist and Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York City
The Heart of the Wood, a painting by George Shaw, whose work is on view through October 31 in the exhibition Among the Trees, at Hayward Gallery, in London.
© The artist and Anthony Wilkinson Gallery, London
“1980.09.08 Erik, Laura, Dylan, and Johanna (First Day of School),” a photograph by Judith Black from her monograph Pleasant Street, which was published in April by Stanley/Barker.
© The artist. Courtesy Stanley/Barker
Embrace, a painting by Amir H. Fallah, whose work is on view through September 18 in the exhibition We Used to Gather, at Library Street Collective, in Detroit.
Courtesy the artist and Library Street Collective
The Commitment March in Washington, August 28, 2020. Photograph by Shawn M. Pridgen, whose work is on view through December 31 as part of the online exhibition #ICPConcerned at the International Center of Photography, in New York City.
© The artist
A photograph by Vivian Maier, whose work is on view through September 13 at Foam, in Amsterdam.
© The Estate of Vivian Maier. Courtesy Maloof Collection and Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York City
Floater 24, a mixed-media artwork by Derrick Adams, whose work is on view through October 18 at the Hudson River Museum, in Yonkers, New York.
© The artist. Courtesy Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, New York, and the Collection of Beth Rudin DeWoody
“Ristisaari, Finland (frog in water), 1974,” a photograph by Pentti Sammallahti, whose work is on view through August 28 with Nailya Alexander Gallery, on the gallery’s website. The gallery is currently closed to visitors.
© The artist. Courtesy Nailya Alexander Gallery, New York City
Smoked Fish, a painting by Chase Hall, whose work is on view through August 28 at C L E A R I N G, in Brooklyn, New York.
© The artist. Courtesy C L E A R I N G, Brooklyn, New York/Brussels
“A Woman at Fulton Street and Washington Avenue, Brooklyn,” 1988, by Dawoud Bey, from Dawoud Bey on Photographing People and Communities, which was published last year by Aperture. Bey’s work was on view in March at SFMOMA, in San Francisco. The museum is currently closed to the public.
© The artist
“Argentan,” a photograph by Georges Rousse, depicting a space designed by the artist to appear two-dimensional. Rousse’s work is on view through August 1 at Galerie Springer, in Berlin.
© The artist. Courtesy Galerie Springer, Berlin
Toy Puncher, a mixed-media artwork by Clotilde Jiménez, whose work is on view through August 22 at Mariane Ibrahim, in Chicago. The gallery will be open by appointment only.
© The artist. Courtesy Mariane Ibrahim, Chicago
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
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