Read Our Interview Of Legendary Japanese Photographer Keizo Kitajima On The Photographic Process And His New Solo Show In Los Angeles →

You could say that Keizo Kitajima is an heir to the Provoke photography movement’s electrifying foundation and principle idea that a photographic image can be a completely new type of language. It’s a language fired from the shutter of a camera – a lexicon that can encapsulate a fraction of a moment, yet recite an epic in a single explosive image. Often blurry, out of focus and with choking contrast, the short lived movement made icons out of photographers such as Daido Moriyama. Moriyama also seemed to have the most influence, especially on Kitajima who was encouraged to carry on in the tradition of Provoke, but also expand beyond its confines – to travel the world to see if that same language could tell a more universal story. Click here to read more. 

Adel Abdessemed "Politics Of Drawing" @ Cahiers d'Art in Paris

Cahiers d'Art presents the exhibition, entitled Politics Of Drawing, of new works by Adel Abdessemed in their gallery space at 14, rue du Dragon, Paris 6th, which will be open until January 28, 2017. The exhibition will show three new editions by Adel Abdessemed published by Cahiers d'Art as well as one original drawing. photographs by Mazzy-Mae Green

Tom Wesselmann "A Different Kind of Woman" @ Almine Rech Gallery In Paris

In October 2016, Almine Rech Gallery will host an exhibition of historical artworks by Tom Wesselmann, inspired by the artist’s 1970 exhibition at Sidney Janis Gallery in New York. Wesselmann’s ‘Bedroom Tit Box’, a key performative work from the Janis exhibition, will be restaged in Paris for the first time. The work will be installed alongside seminal examples of Wesselmann’s post-collage works, making the exhibition at Almine Rech the most significant presentation of the artist’s work in Paris since his 1995 retrospective at the Fondation Cartier, and groundbreaking 1967 exhibition at Ileana Sonnabend Gallery. Tom Wesselmann "A Different Kind of Woman"  will be on view until December 21, 2016 at Almine Rech Gallery in Paris. photographs by Mazzy-Mae Green

Daphne Guinness Performs "Evening In Space" @ The Natural History Museum In London During Frieze Week

Daphne Guinness performs wearing a catsuit by Deborah Milner with LED lighting by Moritz Waldemeyer and Blue Topaz stones by Ostro Minerals during her performance at the Natural History Museum in London. photographs by Moritz Waldemeyer

Matthew Barney "Facility of Decline" @ Gladstone Gallery in New York

Gladstone Gallery presents Facility of DECLINE, an exhibition of early works from Matthew Barney’s 1991 New York debut at the gallery’s former SoHo location. Marking a continued collaboration between the artist and gallery, key sculptures, videos, and drawings from the series will be reunited for the first time in twenty-five years. Facility of DECLINE will be on view until October 22, 2016 at Gladstone Gallery in New York. Photographs by Adam Lehrer

Marc Horowitz "The Hall. Studio" Vernissage @ Mannerheim Gallery In Paris

The Hall.The Studio is a testament to the vibrant haphazardness of mundane reality, uniting Marc Horowitz’s background in cinematic and interactive projects with the lingering presence of classical art. Marc Horowitz "The Hall. Studio" will be open until November 26, 2016 @ Mannerheim Gallery in Paris. photographs by Mazzy-Mae Green

Karma Group Exhibition "Olympia" @ Galerie Patrick Seguin in Paris

In collaboration with the New York-based gallery Karma, Galerie Patrick Seguin presents Olympia in its Parisian space until November 26th, 2016. This exhibition is the latest in a series of annual shows at Galerie Patrick Seguin entitled Carte Blanche, for which international galleries are invited to organize exhibitions. The exhibition features works from 53 artists. photographs by Mazzy-Mae Green