Yancey Richardson Marks 30 Years With Stunning Photographs

Matt Lipps, “Stance”, 2019. Print Silver Print.

In 1995, it was opened by Yansi Richardson Primonial exhibition In the Soho neighborhood in New York. It didn’t take a long time until she moved to Chelsea, alive, by that time, many other opponents had already flocked. Over the next three decades, Richardson has managed to organize nearly 300 exhibitions, each of which is escalating in contemporary photography with an unprecedented focus. Now, the exhibition occupies 30 years – while both artists participate more than ever.

The celebration is 30 years Gathers created by all artists and real estate presented in the exhibition. These images include five decades of production through a variety of artistic methods, methods and visual topics, which range from the dramatic landscape presented in soft black and white tones, to mixed media compositions that include combined elements. Sharon Core Early American, lemonFor example, the aesthetics of the seventeenth century of the seventeenth century, where the lemon basket is depicted with a soft shine so that the painting is more like one image. Rachel Perry I lost in my lifeOn the other hand, it explodes in colors, and the width of a woman who has skipped what appears to be a huge dress. It is a delicious picture, and one of the most fun show scenes, where the entire frame is intersecting with a variety of thread.

This diversity is impressive in itself, but what distinguishes The celebration is 30 years It is its close cooperation with distinguished artists. The exhibition called on artists to choose work by their peers in the list “who they share with them with creative effects.” For example, Michalin, Thomas David Alejoji, chose, while Terry Ivanz Auri Girste chose. Richardson also chose herself work, as Lynn Jesamman and Sebasto Seljado chose, and the latter was the subject of the opening exhibition exhibition in the 1990s.

“I really feel that the artists are at the heart of the exhibition, so I asked all ( A recent interview with Wallpaper* Magazine. “They loved it! It was great to know who chose what.”

For these particular reasons, The celebration is 30 years More than just a souvenir. It is intimate in its perception after the sprawling parties in its scope, as it provides a comprehensive overview of the spirit of the exhibition over time.

“Since the day we opened our doors in 1995, the exhibition has been committed to the support and adoption of photography through the widest possible spectrum,” explains Richardson. “Although each of the same means and the understanding of society has changed dramatically over the past thirty years, it has sought to preserve the exhibition as a space in which these changes can be seen, felt, and interact with it.”

To plan for your own visit The celebration is 30 years Before closing on August 15, 2025, visit the Yincey Richardson Yansi Richardson website.

Yincey Richardson celebrates 30 years through a sprawling exhibition, which includes works from all artists and real estate shown in the exhibition.

The “YNCEY Richardson: 30 -year -old celebration”, at Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York, New York.

Kahn & Selesnick, “King of Weeds,” 2012. Print Print.

Mitch Epstein, “Los Angeles II, California”, 1974.

Jared Park, “Without Title, PB #1219”, 1973.

Sharon Core, “AIRTARICAN, Lemons”, 2007.

Tseng Kwong Chi, “Rome, Italy”, 1989. Print Silver Print.

The celebration is 30 years Richardson not only was coordinated, but also by the distinguished artists themselves.

Victoria Sambunares, “Without the title (farm with workers Jacumba, California”, 2010.

Caroline Drake, “Karen”, from the “Knit Club” series, 2018. Print Print.

Ori Geersht, “To become, Flower 01 (Rijksmuseum). Archive dyes print.

Marie Eileen Bartley, “Blue Books Books Slomery Vice Vacker (MORANDI’s Books), 2022. Print Print.

David Helerad, “Andro (Bath Mirror), 1997.

The “YNCEY Richardson: 30 -year -old celebration”, at Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York, New York.

Terry Evans, “deer grazing on new winter wheat, Salin County, Kansas, 1990.

The exhibition is currently opened at the Yancey Richardson exhibition until August 15, 2025.

Lynn Savil, “Jill in Nioborg”, 2016.

Rachel Perry, “I lost my life (tailoring the needle),” 2023.

Andrew Moore, “School District 123, Cherry County, Nebraska”, 2013.

Yamamoto Masao, “Untitled #1178 (from Nakazora),” 2002. Silver Printing gelatin and mixed media.

Sebastião Salgado, “Serra Pelda, Brazil (Backs), 1986.

Michalin Thomas, “Remember Me”, 2023.

Guaneyu Xu, “RR 08212010-05012021”, from “Resident Aliens”, 2021.

Exhibition information:
The celebration is 30 years
Yansi Richardson exhibition
July 16 – August 15, 2025
525 w 22 st. , New York Ny 10011

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