Junk Culture by Bryan Rindfuss (Third Thursday)

Based in San Antonio and Mexico City, Bryan Rindfuss is a photographer and arts writer with three decades of experience working for magazines and newspapers. His photographs have been exhibited at Salón Gallos in Mérida, the Woodstock Center for Photography, I-5 Gallery in Los Angeles, the Contemporary at Blue Star, and FL!GHT Gallery — which will host his solo exhibition “Junk Culture” throughout January 2026. Focused on arts, culture, fashion and travel, Rindfuss’ articles, profiles and editorials have appeared in numerous publications including W Magazine, Vogue Australia, Nylon, Spin, Interview, The London Independent, The Washington Post and El Tiempo Celeste. Initiated more than 20 years ago, Rindfuss’ photographic project “Junk Culture” explores collecting, maximalism and eccentricity from a perspective that’s rooted in still-life photography but also challenges its confines. Shot almost entirely on film and titled after the 1984 Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark album of the same name, “Jun…