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Yancey Richardson Gallery to Present Manuel Álvarez Bravo Exhibition in New York

Yancey Richardson Gallery to Present Manuel Álvarez Bravo Exhibition in New York Image: Yancey Richardson Gallery, New York

Yancey Richardson Gallery will present an exhibition of work by Manuel Álvarez Bravo in New York this fall, opening on September 10 and continuing through October 17, 2026. The presentation will be held at the gallery’s location at 525 West 22nd Street in Manhattan.

The exhibition page currently provides limited information about the scope and organization of the presentation. It does not identify a curator, provide a checklist of works, or include a detailed press release. The gallery has, however, previewed at least two photographs by Álvarez Bravo: ‘La hija de los danzantes (The Daughter of the Dancers)’, dated 1933, and ‘Los agachados (The Crouched Ones)’, dated 1944.

Álvarez Bravo’s inclusion continues the gallery’s focus on fine-art photography. Yancey Richardson’s website describes its programme through exhibitions, viewing-room presentations, publications and artist projects, while a recent gallery presentation brought together the work of nine Yale MFA photography graduates. The Manuel Álvarez Bravo exhibition will occupy the gallery’s fall schedule alongside a separate presentation of work by Tania Franco Klein, also listed for September 10 through October 17.

The two identified Álvarez Bravo works span a decade of his practice. ‘La hija de los danzantes (The Daughter of the Dancers)’ is dated 1933, while ‘Los agachados (The Crouched Ones)’ is dated 1944. Beyond those titles and dates, the available gallery material does not specify whether the exhibition will be a focused selection, a survey, or a presentation built around a particular theme or period.

The exhibition will open to the public on Thursday, September 10, 2026, and remain on view through Saturday, October 17. Yancey Richardson Gallery is located at 525 West 22nd Street, New York, New York 10011.

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