The sixteen artists in this exhibition present an array of physical remnants and enigmatic traces, ranging from cryptic objects to the marks of human activity in rugged landscapes. Searching for phantoms in the dirt, so to speak, their works reckon with the facts of matter, the nature of photographic imagery, and the forces (sometimes invisible) that leave their mark on our surroundings. In doing so, they are also considering how the visible and the tangible—or sometimes what our senses can’t apprehend at all—shape our encounters with

Garry  Winogrand: Six, on view through August 22, 2014. Featuring both iconic and lesser known images, the exhibition explores  six main themes of Winogrand’s oeuvre through groupings of six photographs each. From the streets and parks of New York City to Texas rodeos and state fairs, public relations, zoo animals, and women around the world, the 36 photographs on view provide a concise look at the variety of subjects that inspired one of the medium’s most prolific and influential chroniclers