Mug shots… I decided to create a grid of faces. I was inspired by Ken Ohara’s photographs. I removed the faces from every single person…

Naomi Fry writes about the photographer Daniel Arnold’s monograph “Pickpocket,” which offers street portraits that chronicle the interstitial weirdness of New York City and the people in it, who are often too caught up in the busy stream of existence to pause and reflect on their lives.

These three photography sales spotlight independent artists and donate proceeds to organizations like the Know Your Rights Camp, the Marsha P. Johnson Institute, and more.