Enough Already

This exhibition will examine photography’s capacity for abundance, detail, and over-sharing in works from the 1960s to today. Featured artists, including Cindy Sherman, Andy Warhol, Peter Hutchinson, Wang Qingsong, David Wojnarowicz, Arthur Ou, and Tim Portlock, among others, have pursued subjects and imagery that take things too far, from filling the frame with innumerable contents to recording overtly personal, disagreeable, or abject scenarios to exploring the limits of optical technology. The resulting works might be too big, too detailed, too saturated, too provocative, or too confrontational, prompting us to reflect on human behavior and desires.

The exhibition includes two commissioned installations by artists Emma Ressel and Rachel Stern, who each reflect on desire and excess. Ressel explores the often destructive human impulse to be close to nature, while Stern considers intertwining objects of desire: beautiful bodies and beautiful things.