“Museum-honored bodies of work, built to live on a wall for decades.”
Mister Lynch makes images that stay with you long after you look away. His work moves between the real and the surreal, from the imagined civilization of The Newfounds, the conceptual series that earned him a coveted Artist in Residence at New York’s Museum of Arts and Design and has grown across nearly two decades, to intimate portrait series like Native to This Land.
His photographs have shown at the Oculus at the World Trade Center, hung alongside Andy Warhol’s Superstars at the Chelsea Hotel, and now anchor The Noisemakers at The House of Sound, the former Lady Gaga residence and flagship home of McIntosh and Sonus Faber. There he debuted his monumental SUMOChromes: vintage Kodachrome slides magnified 1,700% into wall-scale works.
With the launch of Archive Originals, Lynch opens nearly 30 years and 15-plus bodies of work: museum-quality pieces for collectors, institutions, and the spaces that want art with presence.
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