Richard Misrach

Richard Misrach , is a pivotal figure in contemporary photography, renowned for his large-scale color images that scrutinize human effects on natural landscapes. Over a distinguished 50-year career, Misrach's work spans themes from the haunting vistas of the Desert Cantos series to the impactful Border Cantos project, a collaboration highlighting the hidden narratives of the US-Mexico borderlands. His diverse portfolio also explores environmental degradation in Louisiana's cancer alley, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and the dynamic interplay of weather, light, and landscape at the Golden Gate. Misrach's early Telegraph 3AM series was showcased at the Museum of Modern Art, reflecting the depth and breadth of his contributions to photography. Living and working in Berkeley, California, Misrach remains a vital voice in the dialogue between humanity and the environment.  (Pace Gallery, Fraenkel Gallery, Marc Selwyn Fine Art)