Galerie Miranda's 'Antiphoto' Showcases Kurland and Robertson
Galerie Miranda opens its 2026 fall season with 'Antiphoto', a two-person exhibition featuring American artists Justine Kurland (b. 1969) and Mariah Robertson (b. 1975). Both artists are known for subverting traditional photography. The exhibition challenges the photographic canon through techniques such as cutting, painting over, photocopying, and repurposing iconic images. Kurland presents two bodies of work: '99 Nudes on the Wall' (2026), a collage of ninety-nine parts installed as a mural that evolves as individual pieces are sold, and three paintings from her 'Bad Hand' series (2025). The exhibition's interactive element reflects market demands, as purchases alter the installation. Robertson's contributions were not detailed in the source. The show is curated by Galerie Miranda and runs during the fall season.
Key facts
- Galerie Miranda opens its 2026 fall season with a two-person exhibition.
- The exhibition is titled 'Antiphoto'.
- Artists: Justine Kurland (b. 1969) and Mariah Robertson (b. 1975), both American.
- Kurland and Robertson are known for challenging photographic conventions.
- Kurland's '99 Nudes on the Wall' (2026) is a collage in ninety-nine parts.
- The collage is installed as a mural and changes as works are sold.
- Kurland also shows three paintings from her 'Bad Hand' series (2025).
- The exhibition critiques the photographic canon through cutting, painting, and repurposing.
Entities
Artists
- Justine Kurland
- Mariah Robertson
Institutions
- Galerie Miranda