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“I’m Not Thinking About Buying”: Meet the Gallerists Reviving NYC’s Art Scene

INTERVIEW MAGAZINE

At Anonymous, K.O. Nnamdie brings their photo-maker’s eye and relational sensibility from Restaurant Projects—their peripatetic curatorial platform combining research, exhibition-making, and hospitality—into the Baxter Street space founded in 2008.

Anonymous Gallery's 'Photography Then' Blurs Familiar and Fantasy

New York-based curator K.O. Nnamdie is interested in the state of United States culture as it stands today, pulling together a tight collection of images that could eventually be referenced as a snapshot of where we are — or, were, rather.

What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in April

The six artists here exploit the broad cultural fluency in the medium to variously frame American masculinity as fraught, turgid and heavily constructed.

DOCUMENT JOURNAL

Bookmarked: Everything the Document editors watched, read, ate, bought, and listened to in March

DOCUMENT JOURNAL

ArtSeen: PHOTOGRAPHY Then

It’s the opening night of Photography Then and amidst the sea of bodies it’s almost impossible to catch more than a glimpse of the work.

ANOTHER MAGAZINE

This Photo Show Explores the Uncomfortable Truth of the American Dream

ANOTHER MAGAZINE

A new photography show in New York featuring works by Buck Ellison, Jesse Gouveia, Jack Pierson and more explores pertinent questions of American-ness, masculinity, and race.

New York art exhibitions: what to see in 2023

Stay up-to-date with our ongoing guide to the best New York art exhibitions 2023 for your diary

MUST SEE - PHOTOGRAPHY Then