Sanctuary: Online Exhibition - COVID 19

Works
  • Jeff Brouws, Flamingo Fever, Daly City, California (from the series, Freshly Painted Houses), 1991
    Jeff Brouws, Flamingo Fever, Daly City, California (from the series, Freshly Painted Houses), 1991
  • Magda Biernat, Fisherman's Castle, Irish Bayou, Louisiana, 2013
    Magda Biernat, Fisherman's Castle, Irish Bayou, Louisiana, 2013
  • James Casebere, A Barrel Vaulted Room, 1994
    James Casebere, A Barrel Vaulted Room, 1994
  • Gohar Dashti, Stateless (Couple) EXHIBITION PROOF, 2015
    Gohar Dashti, Stateless (Couple) EXHIBITION PROOF, 2015
  • Wendy Burton, Interior Nº 10, Cup/Calendar, Langdon, North Dakota, 2004
    Wendy Burton, Interior Nº 10, Cup/Calendar, Langdon, North Dakota, 2004
  • Gohar Dashti, Home, 2017
    Gohar Dashti, Home, 2017
  • Constantine Manos, Island Boy, Daufuskie Island, South Carolina (feet on porch rail), 1952
    Constantine Manos, Island Boy, Daufuskie Island, South Carolina (feet on porch rail), 1952
  • Rodney Smith, Leaning HouseHIS-0804-062-08, 2004
    Rodney Smith, Leaning HouseHIS-0804-062-08, 2004
  • Lynne Cohen, Living Room, Ann Arbor, MI, 1994
    Lynne Cohen, Living Room, Ann Arbor, MI, 1994
  • Rania Matar, Huguette and Brigitte, Ghazir, Lebanon (from series Unspoken Conversations), 2014
    Rania Matar, Huguette and Brigitte, Ghazir, Lebanon (from series Unspoken Conversations), 2014
  • Rodney Smith, Zoe, teatime, Burden Mansion
    Rodney Smith, Zoe, teatime, Burden Mansion
  • Mark Cohen, Couple and flag, June, 1970
    Mark Cohen, Couple and flag, June, 1970
  • Sebastião Salgado, Zo’é women generally use urucum (Bixa orellana), the red fruit of the urucum plant, to color their bodies. Zo’é Indigenous Territory, State of Pará, Brazil, 2009
    Sebastião Salgado, Zo’é women generally use urucum (Bixa orellana), the red fruit of the urucum plant, to color their bodies. Zo’é Indigenous Territory, State of Pará, Brazil, 2009
  • Helen Levitt, Gypsy Boy, Harlem, New York, c. 1942
    Helen Levitt, Gypsy Boy, Harlem, New York, c. 1942
  • Sebastião Salgado, Refugees Hiding Under Trees to Avoid Government Airplane Surveillance, Tigray, Ethiopia; 84-3-13-43, 1984
    Sebastião Salgado, Refugees Hiding Under Trees to Avoid Government Airplane Surveillance, Tigray, Ethiopia; 84-3-13-43, 1984
  • Aaron Siskind, Harlem (mother & daughter in kitchen), 1936
    Aaron Siskind, Harlem (mother & daughter in kitchen), 1936
  • Walker Evans, Truro, Massachusetts, 1931
    Walker Evans, Truro, Massachusetts, 1931
  • Gertrude Käsebier, Sunshine in the House (Clarence H. White and family), 1913
    Gertrude Käsebier, Sunshine in the House (Clarence H. White and family), 1913
  • Julie Blackmon, Tree House
    Julie Blackmon, Tree House
  • Arne Svenson, Neighbors #1, 2012
    Arne Svenson, Neighbors #1, 2012
  • Julie Blackmon, Fixer Upper, 2018
    Julie Blackmon, Fixer Upper, 2018
  • Francesca Woodman, House #4, Providence, Rhode Island (fireplace), 1976
    Francesca Woodman, House #4, Providence, Rhode Island (fireplace), 1976
  • Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Ritterbush House, Camden, ME, 2000
    Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Ritterbush House, Camden, ME, 2000
  • Wendy Burton, Empty House Nº 45, Montana, 2003
    Wendy Burton, Empty House Nº 45, Montana, 2003
  • Michael Light, Command Module America from Lunar Module Challenger (#42), 1999
    Michael Light, Command Module America from Lunar Module Challenger (#42), 1999
  • Michael Light, Earthrise Seen for the First Time By Human Eyes (#30), 1968/1999
    Michael Light, Earthrise Seen for the First Time By Human Eyes (#30), 1968/1999
  • Didier Massard, L'Arche de Noé (Noah's Ark), 2017
    Didier Massard, L'Arche de Noé (Noah's Ark), 2017
Overview
Robert Klein Gallery presents SANCTUARY, an online photography exhibition on view from September 16 through October 18, 2020, that explores themes of survival, tranquility, nature, family, memory, and temporality. SANCTUARY seeks to define our current challenging era with the hope of bringing solace and the pleasures of discovery to the viewer.

Artists include Roger Ballen, Magda Biernat, Julie Blackmon, Wendy Burton, Jeff Brouws, James Casebere, Lynn Cohen, Mark Cohen, Gohar Dashti, Michael Eastman, Walker Evans, Gertrude Kasebier, Helen Levitt, Michael Light, Rania Matar, Didier Massard, Constantine Manos, Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Sheron Rupp, Sebastião Salgado, Aaron Siskind, Sage Sohier, Rodney Smith, and Francesca Woodman.