Yancey Richardson Gallery's September 2026 programming features Tania Franco Klein's 'RAGE,' the Mexican photographer's latest project examining contemporary visual culture. Franco Klein, known for her staged, cinematic photographs that interrogate desire, identity and the language of advertising, brings the new series to the gallery this month. The show runs concurrently with work by Manuel Alvarez Bravo, placing the young photographer's charged imagery in dialogue with the modernist master's legacy. The juxtaposition underscores the gallery's commitment to photography as a space where generations and sensibilities collide. 'RAGE' extends Franco Klein's ongoing investigation into how images — from social media to cinema — shape the way people see themselves and each other.