Susan Spiritus Gallery

The new collection of Still Life work by Jane Fulton Alt has now been added to the gallery’s website. Please visit to see the entire collection of works - they are truly magnificent and calming.

Images from today’s newsletter: Spring Florals. Please visit the link in our bio or check your email to see our mid-May newsletter.

Aaron Siskind (1903-1991) was an American photographer closely involved with the abstract expressionist movement. His 75th Anniversay Portfolio (1930s-1970s), consists of 12 gelatin silver prints sold collectively. The portfolio includes:

Feet 102, 1957
Louise 30, 1974
Savoy Dancers, Harlem Document, circa 1936
Gloucester 1h, 1944
Jalapa 24 (Homage to Franz Kline), 1973
Chicago Facade 7, 1960
Jerome, Arizona 21, 1949
Martha’s Vineyard 108, 1954
New York 78, 1976
St. Louis 9, 1955
Rome: Arch of Constantine 10, 1963
Chicago 30, 1950

: Color Ice Forms

Ten years ago Ryuijie began working on a body of photographs called “Ice Forms.”

They started as botanicals frozen in blocks of ice, photographed in black and white with a large format camera. He later expanded the series to include color.

For more from this series and several others, please visit the link in our bio.

Desert Photographs: Environmental landform studies (2007 – 2011). Zimmerman’s work consists of numerous projects including Desert, for which he was awarded the L’Iris d’Or Prize by the World Photography Organization.

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Kabuki Players (2003-2004) by
Slide1: Sachiyo Oyama as Osome, Nakatsugawa Kabuki

Slide 2: Maiko Takaku as Oyanagi 2, Matsuo Kabuki

Slide 3: Ikki Tada, Matsuo Kabuki

Slide 4: Yuji Arao as Jujiro, Nakatsugawa Kabuki

Slide 5: Natsuki Tukamoto as Osome, Matsuo Kabuki

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Barbara Runge
The Floral Collection
Queen of the Night 8 (slide 1) is a new addition to the series.

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‘s Theatre of the Absurd (2025)
Ongoing series examining the absurdity, hopelessness, meaninglessness and false humor during totalitarian reigns.

More from this series and others from Fran are available through the link in her bio.

.stentzel is London-based and works across a wide range of media including illustration, photography, video, and stop motion animation. Helga’s work explores the imaginative potential of everyday objects. Through meticulous construction and a playful conceptual approach, she transforms clothing, groceries, and household items into distinctive characters that blur the lines between sculpture, photography, and storytelling. Her goal is to create art that feels joyful, thoughtful, and accessible, offering a moment of connection in an increasingly fast-paced world.

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Selects from :

1. Lifting Fog
2. Pilgrim’s Creek Cottonwood
3. Morning Row Barn and the Tetons
4. Morning Flow
5. Jackson Lake Mood

For more from Greg Piazza, please visit the link in our bio.