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"Cottingham’s subjects don’t really exist. ...The closer the fictive figures are scrutinized, the more they begin to deconstruct, much as paintings break down into welters of colored brush strokes. It’s this ambiguity – each image’s uncanny tendency to both mimic and contradict photographic reality – that tells us no photo should be taken at face value."

(Ron Platt, “Believing is Seeing.” Wired 3, No. 10)

For his fourth exhibition at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, Keith Cottingham will exhibit fourteen large-scale photographic prints that touch on spatially complex imagery from the …