Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York proudly presents multimedia artist Matthew Placek’s 4000k.

Betsy Kenyon’s ongoing work is an exploration of both traditional and invented darkroom techniques engenders the experience of form itself.

In The Unknown One (Reimaging the singular as a collection of One) artist Jasmine Murrell pays homage to the oldest members of her community.

Bowman’s work investigates the histories of people left out of the grand historical narratives with which we are more familiar.

This exhibition is an exploration of teenage bedrooms left partly untouched by the parents many years after their teenager moved out.

Through the act of collecting, recycling, and repurposing, Foerster has devised ways to avoid waste and create magic from materials at hand.

Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York is pleased to present Lamentable tierra / Sorrow Land, opening September 11th from 6–8 pm, and running through October 25th. This exhibition exposes both Mexico’s forgotten rural and tumultuous suburban landscapes through the lenses of three contemporary Mexican artists, Clemente Castor, Carlos Iván Hernández, and Federico Martínez. Organized in part

With Pleasure is an exhibition of new works by the MFA 2019 graduates from the International Center of Photography-Bard College MFA program in Advanced Photographic Studies.

Tahereh Fallahzadeh’s work asserts a politics and an emotional resonance unique to the history of photography.