Photo: Mona Kuhn, Mirage (2012) / Courtesy of Flowers Gallery
Is the unclothed body still the desired body? How is the body revealed in the 21st century? This exhibition presents an anthropological survey of who we are and how we define, represent and see ourselves currently. With these works the body is revealed, re-interpreted, and given innumerable shapes by the artists who are defining new ways of representing the nude through contemporary photography.
Under My Skin—Nudes In Contemporary Photography is a group exhibition curated by internationally-renowned artist Mona Kuhn, featuring works by Adou, Jeff Bark, Polly Borland, Chris Bucklow, Ana Casas Broda, David Dawson, Maciek Jasik, Sarah Anne Johnson, Kim Joon, Nadav Kander, Bear Kirkpatrick, Mona Kuhn, Justine Kurland, Christophe Kutner, Deana Lawson, Glen Luchford, Malerie Marder, Geir Moseid, Mariah Robertson, Jenny Saville, Collier Schorr, Alec Soth, Bill Sullivan, Esther Teichmann, Spencer Tunick, and Shen Wei.
It opens at Flowers Gallery in New York this Thursday, June 20th, 2013 with an opening reception at 6pm.
Photo: Nadav Kander, Isley Standing (2010) / Courtesy of Flowers Gallery
Photo: Shen Wei, Self-Portrait (Toes) (2011), Courtesy of the artist
Photo: Deana Lawson, Daughter (2007) / Courtesy of the artist
Photo: Jenny Saville & Glen Luchford, Closed Contact #10 (1995-1996) / Courtesy of the artists
Photo: Spencer Tunick, Montauk 2 (Surfers’ Beach), (2009) / Courtesy of the artist
Photo: Polly Borland, Bunny Nose (2009) / Courtesy of Other Criteria
Photo: Esther Teichmann, Untitled from Mythologies, (2013) / Courtesy of the artist
Photo: Bill Sullivan, Self Portrait with Mirror #56 (2010) / Courtesy of the artist
Photo: Alec Soth, Las Vegas (2011) / Courtesy of Sean Kelly, New York
Photo: Collier Schorr, Day Dream (Sky) (2007) / Courtesy 303 Gallery, New York
Photo: Geir Moseid, Untitled (2012) / Courtesy of Flowers Gallery
Photo: Justine Kurland, Mount Baker, Commanding View (2007) / Courtesy of Mitchell-Innes & Nash