"Yoko Ikeda and Toshio Shibata both photograph nature – but from very different viewpoints. Their striking, breathtaking landscapes collide in the new exhibition Treescapes"

Loring Knoblauch gives a considered appraisal of Intervention, Vlaenzuela's first solo exhibiton at Laurence Miller Gallery.

The Guardian surveys our exhibiton of Bruce Wrighton's photpgraphic intereriors from his series Saint George and the Dragon.

Joel smith, writing for The New York Review of Books, says "the characteristic gestures in the street photographs of Helen Levitt marry grace with awkwardness—folded limbs, trailing skirts, feet acutely angled as someone turns around. The sidewalks in her world are dirty, the curbstones cracked, doors and walls pockmarked and chalk-marked. The vacant lots where kids go scampering are generations deep in shattered things."

Geoff Dyer writes that "Rarely have the neon dreams of night looked as tangible as they do when rendered in Herzog’s colors."

The Guardian features Luca Campigotto's exhibiton at Laurence Miller Gallery with a 12 image feature.

“I think people see people of the same race as essentially the same,” says Deeman. “So, there was a tension that I could cause by creating an environment that could be perceived as the same if you weren’t paying attention.”

Six of Metzker's street photography abastractions, from his classic 1957-1966 period, are given an in depth look.

Tammy La Gorge, writing for the New York Times, discusses Neal Slavin's group portratiture - including a slideshow featuring nine examples of his singular approach to group portraiture.

Arthur Lubow reveiws the 2016 AIPAD Photography Show for The New York Times