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From the Roaring Twenties to today, this season’s standouts feature some of photography’s most audacious artists.

In January 1986, the year before Peter Hujar died from AIDS, he staged Recent Photographs at Gracie Mansion Gallery in New York.

Fraenkel Gallery presents an exhibition of new and recent photographs by Richard Learoyd. Exploring classical subjects using exacting photographic techniques, Learoyd creates hyper-detailed works with enigmatic depths.

At Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, a show of abandoned projects sees the artist contemplating endings.

An overdue retrospective of Ruth Asawa, Wayne Thiebaud’s art historical influences, Susan Weil’s otherworldly experiments, and more.

Fraenkel Gallery is presenting an exhibition by Sophie Calle. For more than forty years Calle has made work that draws from her life, transforming elements from her public and private relationships into intimate narratives.

A pioneering figure in 20th century American art, Bochner used language and mathematics to challenge conventional artmaking techniques and systems that structure our world. 

Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition by Sophie Calle. For more than forty years Calle has made work that draws from her life, transforming elements from her public and private relationships into intimate narratives.

Fraenkel Gallery is presenting an exhibition by Carrie Mae Weems featuring new work as well as highlights from several key series in the artist’s four-decade career.

For more than a decade, Elisheva Biernoff has painted exquisitely uncanny trompe l’oeil re-creations of vintage found photographs.

After three years squeezed into temporary pop-up accommodation, the annual Paris Photo Fair returned to its usual home this year, taking over the 21,000 m2 space of the refurbished and recently reopened Grand Palais for its 27th edition, bigger than ever.

Fraenkel Gallery is presenting an exhibition by Kota Ezawa featuring a number of important new works. This is his first solo show with the gallery since joining the roster last year.

Fraenkel Gallery will present Elisheva Biernoff: Smashed Up House After the Storm, an exhibition of 13 recent works tracing the artist’s expanding approach.

In between those long lunches and lazy days in the sun, you need a culture fix when you’re on holiday — from Condo in Hydra to Chillida in Menorca, these are the shows to steer for

The exhibition Fraenkenstein, on view at Fraenkel Gallery until August 10, is a collaboration between gallery founder Jeffrey Fraenkel and curator and writer Jordan Stein, of the San Francisco exhibition space Cushion Works.​