Sally Mann: A Matter of Time

On view now in Stockholm, A Matter of Time presents nearly five decades of Mann’s work. Her subjects have ranged from her children and animals, her surroundings, the overarching concept of mortality, and the conflicted beauty of the deep South, to her intimate portraits of her husband, suffering from the ravages of a wasting muscle disease. In her Self-Portrait [2012] she produces painterly and nearly abstract images, juxtaposing mortality and immortality. But, through all the subjects, Mann stays true to her theme, her quest of exploring the transitory nature of life. A Matter of Time will be on view until September 30, 2012 at Fotografiska, Stadsgårdshamnen 22, 116 45 Stockholm

Nice Interview With Adarsha Benjamin @ Hillbilly Mag

Adarsha talks photography, rebel, and the future with Christopher Lusher of Hillbilly Magazine: "Adarsha Benjamin is truly a unique and creative soul. I first encountered her work when I began contributing to Pas Un Autre where she holds reigns with Oliver Maxwell Kupper. Her work is beautiful and dreamy just like the woman herself." Read more here. 

Cross Pollination: The Art of Lawrence Ferlinghetti

Throughout his creative life, Lawrence Ferlinghetti (b. 1919) has drawn inspiration from themes that have inspired artists for centuries. This exhibition will focus on some of the major areas of inspiration in Ferlinghetti’s work, reflected in writings, paintings, and graphic works. The four themes include: 1) Her-Woman, the Sea, Liberation/Pacifism and Art and Literature. With assistance from City Lights publishers, poems and text will accompany the visual art. Cross Pollination: The Art of Lawrence Ferlinghetti will be on view until September 23, 2012 at the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art,  551 Broadway, Sonoma, California

JILL MAGID: The Status of the Shooter

Yvon Lambert gallery presents The Status of the Shooter, the third solo exhibition of the american artist Jill Magid. The exhibition will take place at the Yvon Lambert Gallery until the 28th of July 2012. The Status of the Shooter is the search for a body amid the moral panic and institutional response to a school shooting. Galerie Yvon Lambert, 108 rue Vieille du Temple, Paris

CLAXONS

Haunch of Venison presents Claxons, a group show curated by art critic Walter Robinson. The show will feature works by ceramic artist Elisabeth Kley, glass artist John Drury, painter Robert Goldman and Robinson. The exhibition aims to present underrepresented artists with an idiosyncratic sensibility. The title of the show Claxons (or loud horns) refers to the idea that artists create dissonance and cacophony. “It’s about letting oneself be carried along by events rather than trying to steer a clear path,” explained Robinson. “Each artist’s work is disturbed, either through subject matter that focuses on outcasts or through execution of materiality.” Claxons will be on view until August 17 at Haunch of Venison, Chelsea, 550 West 21st Street