What happens when photographs made decades apart, in entirely different contexts, turn out to share the same composition? Double Take at Fahey/Klein Gallery builds an exhibition around this question, presenting over twenty pairings that group photographs by formal qualities alone—the angle of a body, the geometry of a space—setting aside differences of era, culture, and intention. The result reveals photography in constant dialogue with its own history.
Featuring works by: Diane Arbus, Ruven Afanador, Miles Aldridge, Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Peter Beard, Janette Beckman, Tom Bianchi, Julie Blackmon, Harry Bowers, Harry Callahan, Patrick Demarchelier, John Dominis, Arthur Elgort, Walker Evans, Robert Frank, Flor Garduño, Lauren Greenfield, Erik Madigan Heck, John Hamilton, Teun Hocks, Helmut Newton, André Kertész, Peter Lindbergh, Herbert List, Mary Ellen Mark, Duane Michals, Sheila Metzner, Frank Ockenfels 3, Irving Penn, Herb Ritts, Paolo Roversi, Sandford Roth, Steve Schapiro, Mark Seliger, Harry Shunk, Melvin Sokolsky, Alex Stoddard, Sam Taylor-Johnson, Todd Weaver, Bruce Weber, Nik Wheeler, Dan Winters, Albert Watson, and Bastiaan Woudt.