Post TruthTurning the spatial flotsam of the Anthropocene, or what architect Rem Koolhaas famously referred to as "junkspace," into candy colored dreamscapes, photographer George Byrne depicts the gritty urbanism of Los Angeles in sublime otherworldliness. Arriving a decade ago, the Australian artist was immediately enthralled by the sprawling cityscape, mesmerized by the way the sunlight transformed it into two dimensional, almost painterly abstractions. In

It has been designed in a concertina format that can also be turned into a suspended object — just like a kakemono

The portrait of American society that Fink sketches out starting in the 1950s continues

play the same character who is abandoned on a lake next to a floating monastery

religious traditions

and its fine grain profile

on shorter visits

Accompanying a major exhibition on Moriyama’s output this impressive volume reframes Moriyama’s legacy

uncertainty

and in the new technology of Hollywood movies

Dawoud Bey continues his ongoing series on African American history

cities and construction sites

sustained note in her more elaborate composition