Widely recognized as one of the most significant and influential artists of our time, Stephen Shore has principally restructured the language of photography. Tapping into popular culture and a specific type of American vernacular imagery, Shore has inspired generations of artists working with the photographic medium to find poetry and order in the mundane. His seminal bodies of work "Uncommon Places" and "American Surfaces" helped usher the relevance of American art in the postwar era, and remain canonical studies in photography's potential to classify, conjure, and meditate on the social legacy of modernity. READ MORE HERE

Text & Image: 303 Gallery website

Image Caption: Stephen Shore, Madison River, Norris, Montana, August 2017. Pigment Print. 64 x 48 inches. Edition of 3, with 2 APs