Pau Pescadors Amor Prohibido at Tyler Park Presents confronts surveillance and legibility
At Tyler Park Presents, Pau Pescadors Amor Prohibidospanning 118 photographs and a videopushes back against surveillance-era demands for a legible, cisnormative identity through humorous photographic grids, intimate Polaroids, and a semi-narrative film.
Sara Anstis maps myth and memory in soft pastel at Olney Gleason
Sara Anstiss solo show Pastels at Olney Gleason gathers small-scale soft pastel drawings that weave medieval and early Renaissance references with dreamlike scenes, on view through October 24 in New York City.
Roberta Gentrys Blood Orange pairs symmetry with sensory myth at Track 16
In Roberta Gentrys solo exhibition Blood Orange at Track 16s East Hollywood location, running through October 24, symmetrical grids meet biomorphic forms and references to the 16th-century La Dame e0 la licorne tapestries, from a velvet gown and towering pipe organ to orange trees.