On view in NYC Summer 2026
One view through August 7, 2026 at Yancey Richardson Gallery:
Manifest and Sublime is an exhibition that considers the ever-evolving relationship between photography and the American landscape. To explore how photography has represented the landscape in ways that have changed as dramatically as the country itself, the exhibition brings together works that span the medium’s history, from mammoth plate albumen prints made by Carleton Watkins in Yosemite National Park to contemporary daguerreotypes made by Binh Danh in the very same place. Whether surveying the immensity of nature or lamenting the scale of change being inflicted upon it, the images in Manifest and Sublime return time and again to a landscape no less beautiful for the way it has been remade by human intervention. Featuring work by Ansel Adams, Robert Adams, Diane Arbus, Binh Danh, Mitch Epstein, Terry Evans, David Hilliard, Sky Hopinka, William Henry Jackson, Lisa Kereszi, An-My Lê, Richard Misrach, Andrew Moore, Victoria Sambunaris, Tseng Kwong Chi, Carleton Watkins and Charles Leander Weed.
Kereszi’s photograph of a cooler beneath modern petroglyphs at a firepit in Joshua Tree National Park was taken on assignment for the New York Times T Style Magazine back in 2007; travel article online here.
Posted on 12 July 2026