(guest blog post by Charles Elliott) Armen and I had the pleasure this week of viewing Judith Joy Ross’ latest exhibition of photographs at Pace/MacGill Gallery, “The Devil Today and Reading to Dogs”, her first exhibition of works in color, presenting thirteen large-scale archival pigment ink prints.  For some accustomed to Ross’ black and white portraiture, this work will seem at first to be a significant departure.  Yet, the work familiarly evinces Ross’ sensitivity to the human condition and her keen […]

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