On Not Knowing
Emily Ogden
Things
Weezy — Want Prosecco But Don’t Want To Put Your Pants On?
Weezy
Want Prosecco But Don’t Want To Put Your Pants On?
Street advertising
Explanation Kills Art
Explanation Kills Art
Duratronic, S.A. Logo
Duratronic, S.A. Logo
Designer: Ernesto Lehfeld
Year: 1980
Country: Mexico
Context: Electric Appliance
Aesop Intensely Hydrating Citrus Duo for the Body
Intensely Hydrating Citrus Duo for the Body
A hydrating duo with a vivifying aroma to replenish the body, particularly well-suited to those experiencing dry skin—whether year-round, or due to cold weather.
Chloe Rosser, Function Series, 2018
Chloe Rosser
Function Series, 2018
Archival pigment print on Hahnemuhle paper
3 + 2 AP
31 x 46 3/4 inches
Elizabeth Houston Gallery
February 12 – May 30, 2020
With a medusa-like magic, British artist Chloe Rosser’s photographic gaze transforms human flesh into sculpture. Rosser, who takes a page from classical nudes in poise and balance, otherwise departs from idealized form for altogether new, distorted proportions. In her first solo exhibition in the United Sates, on view at Elizabeth Houston Gallery from February 12th to May 30th and then at Paris Photo New York from April 1-5, she brings together seven photographs from her most recent body of work.