FADE TO WEST – PAUL JASMIN & TODD WEAVER

Posted on 2025-08-11

Fade to West is a photographic exhibition that brings together the visionary work of Paul Jasmin and Todd Weaver—two artists who have made tangible the fleetingness of Los Angeles’s beauty and sunsets.

Though neither artist was born in California, both were drawn to a city as radiant and restless as them. Now deeply rooted in its culture, they embody its essence—capturing not only its landscapes and people, but its elusive atmosphere. The exhibition pairs Jasmin’s evocative portraits and cinematic vignettes with Weaver’s ethereal scenes of nature, offering a dual portrait of a place defined by light, youth, and transience.

Opposite – Todd Weaver, Cloud in Green Stripe, 2018

Exhibition runs through to September 6th, 2025

Fahey/Klein Gallery
148 North La Brea
Los Angeles
CA 90036

www.faheykleingallery.com

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JAMES BIDGOOD – DREAMLANDS

Posted on 2025-08-11

CLAMP presents “James Bidgood | Dreamlands,” an exhibition of photographs marking the launch of the monograph of the same title from Salzgeber, in addition to recent screenings of the artist’s cult classic film, “Pink Narcissus,” at theaters across the United States and Europe.

Opposite – Richie Backstage, Sleeping Portrait

Exhibition runs through to August 29th, 2025

Clamp
247 West 29th Street, Ground Floor
New York
NY 10001

clampart.com

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LOUIS STETTNER – ACROSS TWO WORLDS

Posted on 2025-08-11

Drawing from his time in New York and Paris, this special exhibition brings together photographs that capture the quiet poetry of everyday life, moments of human connection, resilience, and grace, seen through Stettner’s empathetic and unwavering eye. Whether documenting the bustling streets of Manhattan or the contemplative cafés of Paris, Stettner’s work transcends geography to reveal a universal, deeply human experience.

Across Two Worlds reflects Stettner’s rare ability to merge the candid energy of American street photography with the lyrical sensitivity of the French humanist tradition. These works, spanning decades and geographies, celebrate photography’s power to find beauty and meaning in the ordinary.

Opposite – On the Dutch Ferry, 1959

Exhibition runs through to September 6th, 2025

The Hulett Collection
1311 E. 15th St.
Tulsa
OK 74120

thehulettcollection.com

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HUF X TOMBOGO POCKETCAM

Posted on 2025-08-04

Fashion-meets-design label TOMBOGO made waves when it dropped its first PocketCam back in the fall. The tiny, all-in-one handheld camera is stripped down to its simplest form and is solely capable of capturing both photos and videos, which can be altered through the lens of 25 custom filters. Now, the Tommy Bogo-helmed, Bay Area-based brand is kicking the camera up a notch, partnering with HUF to give the PocketCam a bright new colorway and a whole bunch of custom new filters.

The HUF x TOMBOGO PocketCam comes dipped in a vibrant translucent green hue, taking on the same shape as its OG predecessor.

Additionally, the new model comes complete with 15 new custom filters that can be used on photos and videos, as well as a handful of built-in mini-games, and an MP3 player.

www.tombogo.com

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TREVOR PAGLEN – CARDINALS

Posted on 2025-08-04

This focused presentation will feature photographs of novel aerial phenomena captured by the artist in the American West over the last two decades.

Bringing together a selection of prints and polaroids, this show will explore the relationships between UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) sightings, Artificial Intelligence, and the rise of disinformation in today’s media environment—which has all but obliterated the notion of ‘truth.’ As Paglen has said, we live in “a historical moment wherein our relationships to text, images, information, and media are being entirely upended,” and UFOs, deployed by the US military and intelligence agencies as psychological instruments since the 1950s, “blur lines between perception, imagination, and ‘objective’ reality, whatever that may or may not be.”

Opposite – Near Lichau Creek (undated)

Exhibition runs through to August 15th, 2025

Pace Gallery
540 West 25th St
New York
NY 100223

www.pacegallery.com

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JOEL MEYEROWITZ – TEMPORAL ASPECTS

Posted on 2025-08-04

Now, nearly six decades later, Meyerowitz’s work continues to resonate through its exploration of what Cartier-Bresson referred to as “the decisive moment.” This exhibition offers a chronological and thematic exploration of Meyerowitz’s oeuvre, allowing viewers to experience how his visual language has evolved over time, reflecting the fluidity of the present moment. This evolution builds on Szarkowski’s insight that a photograph captures only the time in which it was taken, referencing the past and future through its presence in the present.

Additionally, the exhibition includes a selection of ‘work prints’ that highlight the temporal nature of photographic prints themselves. These prints reveal the impermanence of the medium, showcasing how some colors fade over time while others endure. The inclusion of prints bearing Meyerowitz’s personal annotations, along with multiple iterations of the same image, provides an intimate glimpse into the artist’s studio process, allowing viewers to trace his journey toward perfecting each image.

Exhibition runs through to August 17th, 2025

NSU Art Museum
One East Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale
FL 33301

nsuartmuseum.org

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