January 23–May 9, 2026
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Artificial intelligence has introduced perspective-altering conditions, shifting how we see the world and our place within it. Imaging after Photography explores the mercurial relationship between photographs and reality, in the era of AI, through the works of seven contemporary artists. The presentation offers nuanced vantage points on the history of photography and its intersections with machine learning, asking questions about human perception, technological intervention, and how we mediate the indeterminate spaces between the physical and the imaginary. What is authentic, what is possible, and what are the issues at stake?
Featured artists include: Nouf Aljowaysir (b.1993 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; lives in Brooklyn), Refik Anadol (b. 1985 in Istanbul, Turkey; lives in Los Angeles), Gregory Chatonsky (b. 1971 in Paris, France; lives Paris), Sofia Crespo (b. 1991 in Buenos Aires, Argentina; lives in Lisbon, Portugal), Joan Fontcuberta (b. 1955 in Barcelona, Spain; lives in Barcelona), Lisa Oppenheim (b. 1975, New York, New York; lives in New York), and Trevor Paglen (b. 1974 in Camp Springs, Maryland; lives in New York).
The exhibition is curated by Alison Weaver, Suzanne Deal Booth Executive Director, and Noor Alé, Associate Curator. The exhibition design is by world: Alejandro Stein and Frank J Mondragón.
