Elad Lassry

His first Canadian survey, co-curated by Jeff Wall, is eerie, vulgar and sexy.

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

Following the recent New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1, Dan Fox profiles three independent publishers.

Fondazione Prada presents “L’image volée” (The stolen image), a group show curated by the artist Thomas Demand.

L.A. Habitat is a weekly series of visits with 16 artists in their workspaces around the city.

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10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

Yesterday, 73 University of Southern California MFA alumni signed a letter of support for the seven first-year MFA students who dropped out of USC’s Roski School of Art and Design a month ago.

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

Part Picture, the anchor exhibition of this year's Contact Photography Festival, explores the medium as it departs from the digital world into increasingly tactile work by a group of young artists.

“Barbara Kasten: Stages,” curated by Alex Klein at the Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, is the first major survey of Kasten’s work, from her fiber sculptures from the early 1970’s, to a newly commissioned site-specific installation involving a nearly 30-foot-high video projection interacting with the architecture of the gallery. For a practicing artist with nearly five decades of work to survey, some might duly note that this first museum retrospective is long overdue. Certainly it is, and there’s no doubt that Kasten has long been underrecognized, however, this exhibition comes at a time when Kasten’s work is perhaps at its most relevant.

If Israeli-born, L.A.-based photographer Elad Lassry hadn't come along at this particular moment in photography's history, theorists would probably

Elad Lassry’s past year included solo exhibitions at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis and the Kunsthalle Zurich

The curator of this exhibition, Carol Squiers, turned to work by 21 artists to investigate the ontological reality of a photograph. Does a photograph

Pete and Repeat at Project Space 176 / Zabludowicz Collection is about repetition. It’s a broad concept that succeeds as the theme for a show because

In his very first monograph, Israeli-born artist Elad Lassry juxtaposes a selection of photographs, photocollages and film stills as survey of his art

Nobody could accuse this year’s Deutsche Borse of failing to heighten the senses. The consequence of the Photographers’ Gallery’s temporary departure

Two handsome young men meet our gaze with half smiles in one of Elad Lassry’s latest photos, and questions abound.

What is the philosophical location of a picture? Working with images culled from textbooks, manuals, advertising, films, illustrated magazines

For this 25th year of MoMA's New Photography series, curator Roxana Marcoci gathered four artists who use appropriated images and found objects as raw material.

RIP John McCracken: The Los Angeles-associated artist, who started out as an Ab-Ex painter but later gained acclaim for making colorful Minimalist

For New Photography 2010, The Museum of Modern Art highlights four artists in its annual showcase of significant recent work in contemporary photography

Elad Lassry, Photographer, Filmmaker– Deceptively simple, aggressively frank, and yet incessantly jarring, the photographic work of Tel Aviv–born

More than 50 years after American pop art made its debut in the early 1960s, the provocative ideas that Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Edward Ruscha, James Rosenquist, Andy Warhol, and their peers first introduced are still reverberating in contemporary art and culture.

At the 1964 World's Fair, a work of art was installed on the outside of the New York State Pavilion. It was an electric sign that boomed a single golden word: "EAT."

Presentation House Gallery, Vancouver January 25 to March 9, 2014. For more than 30 years now, North Vancouver’s Presentation House Gallery has

The curator of this exhibition, Carol Squiers, turned to work by 21 artists to investigate the ontological reality of a photograph. Does a photograph

Nobody could accuse this year’s Deutsche Borse of failing to heighten the senses. The consequence of the Photographers’ Gallery’s temporary departure

Two handsome young men meet our gaze with half smiles in one of Elad Lassry’s latest photos, and questions abound.

What is the philosophical location of a picture? Working with images culled from textbooks, manuals, advertising, films, illustrated magazines