Joe Mama-Nitzberg, Tears are Not Enough, 2024, found and made objects, framed archival inkjet print, 48 x 36＂. Photo: Luhring Augustine.
Right after Labor Day, New York’s galleries reopened for business, kicking off the fall exhibition season.
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Nearby, at Luhring Augustine, is the photography group show “settle for a good fantasy,” featuring contributions from Janice Guy, Joe Mama-Nitzberg, Shaun Pierson, and David Seidner (highlights here are Guy’s glamorously structuralist black-and-white self-portraits and Mama-Nitzberg’s funny and often heartbreaking faux ads and theater posters that embrace the more Cimmerian dimensions of gay-male culture and high camp).
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