Straight-on view of a four-lane bowling alley, maybe from the 1970's, with polished wooden floors and set pins at the far end. The surrounding side walls feature bold, geometric orange-and-black angular chevron patterns. Overhead display boards hang suspended above the approach area, and ball returns flank the far left and right edges.
Black-and-white photograph creating an inverted optical illusion. Seen from behind, a person wearing a dark jacket, fitted pants, and shoes reaches upward with both palms pressed flat against a pale, slightly textured surface above them, appearing to hang upside down or support the structure overhead.
Black-and-white photograph creating an inverted optical illusion. Seen from behind, a person wearing a dark jacket, fitted pants, and shoes reaches upward with both palms pressed flat against a pale, slightly textured surface above them, appearing to hang upside down or support the structure overhead.
An abstract, multi-layered photographic montage with a hazy, grainy quality. Hands appear near the top, reaching toward a purse shoulder bag of pale, striated bands or folded surfaces marked with dark patterns, all set against a moody background of muted browns, greens, and blacks.

Saishei


Saishei

Art Museum


Ruby McShane

Ruby

McShane

Ruby McShane

Ruby McShane

United States


Have spaces, objects, and home seem to exhibit an identity separate from our inhabiting or using them? She uses photogragraphy to explore identity and consider ways of being seen and unseen. She creates art striving to depict under-represented people, experiences, and feelings using imagery.

Ruby McShane

United States


Have spaces, objects, and home seem to exhibit an identity separate from our inhabiting or using them? She uses photogragraphy to explore identity and consider ways of being seen and unseen. She creates art striving to depict under-represented people, experiences, and feelings using imagery.

Ruby McShane

United States


Have spaces, objects, and home seem to exhibit an identity separate from our inhabiting or using them? She uses photogragraphy to explore identity and consider ways of being seen and unseen. She creates art striving to depict under-represented people, experiences, and feelings using imagery.

Bowling Alley

Hotel Edge

A Sprouting Bean

Bowling Alley

Hotel Edge

A Sprouting Bean

Bowling Alley

Hotel Edge

A Sprouting Bean