An-My Lê’s "Way Station" installation in Joshua Tree, California up through September. For An-My Lê’s installation we UV printed directly to Dibond. For an outdoor installation this is the perfect meshing of material and process to withstand the harsh environment of the desert heat, wind, and even rain. Situated within Andrea Zittel’s Planar Pavilions, “Way Station” comprises photographs of night skies made in and around Joshua Tree National Park paired with daytime images of wind turbines in the San Gorgonio Pass. Interwoven with mirrored surfaces, the installation positions the high desert as both canvas and subject, with photography operating as mirror and window. Drawing on photographer and curator John Szarkowski’s formulation of these dual impulses, the work moves between outward exploration and inward reflection, extending toward constellations and terrains while reflecting our efforts to interpret and inhabit celestial power. The site is located at the intersection of Center Avenue and Old Dale Road and open to the public seven days a week from dawn till dusk. | Griffin Editions