RYAN MCGINLEY "TYPHA" 2017Ryan McGinley (b. 1977) is arguably the most renowned photographer of his generation. In 2003 at 25 years of age, McGinley became the youngest artist to ever have a solo show at the Whitney. Over the past two decades, McGinley has proven himself to be the successor to both Nan Goldin and Larry Clark with a unique documentary style that portrays the idealisms and realities of a generation. His work captures the optimism, rebellion and hedonism

He became an active printmaker and papermaker

This facilitated capturing the most shocking moments as a first-responder/journalist

While he explore printmaking with the same intensity as his contemporaries

is an intimate version of the legendary sculpture

yet realized in a small edition and domestically proportioned

weighted application of layered paint

Many of Scherman's works from the turn of the millennium have this strikingly dark background

He pushed mediums to their boundaries

5"W (work)

As is characteristic of Thomas’ practice

The interplay between color and form showcases Dehner's masterful command of spatial tension

Drawing inspiration from her favorite Sitwell poems