Wish You Were Here

Deana Lawson makes photographs that explore the Black familiar and its relationship to lore, global histories, and mystery traditions.

Ahndraya Parlato is an artist and writer who combines photography and writing to explore psychology, fantasy, and perception. Throughout her career, she has repeatedly engaged with the notion of “reality” and various gendered social constructs.

Philip Montgomery chronicles the complexities of American life, with its fractures and forms of connection. His images speak to an America in a constant state of transition.

Lindsay is an Inuk artist and filmmaker who explores place-based knowledge, material practices and personal histories in her experimental/ documentary shorts.

Joy Episalla’s work repositions photography and the moving image into the territory of sculpture. From a queer/feminist perspective, Episalla engages with the dynamics of transformation, multiplicity, and hybridity through the mutability of materials, observation, process, time, movement, seriality, and sound.