Eva L’Hoest’s composite artworks mix together craftsmanship and digital techniques, the human gesture becoming an extension of the machine.
Kander has produced a number of books; had his work exhibited widely; he received an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Photographic Society in 2015, won the Prix Pictet and a World Press Photo award, and his work is included in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery and other museums and galleries.
He eschewed the weighty influence of artistic tradition—especially the rules of linear perspective—and increasingly relied upon the pure tones of individual brushstrokes to construct an overall panorama suffused with a delicacy of light that made his art unique.
With 124 exhibitors and more than 500 artists from 58 countries, it’s impossible to narrow down the work to a series of highlights.
Jeffrey Deitch presents an exhibition of works by Tyler Ballon, March 08 until April 19.