In 2015, Kim Kardashian West’s Selfish became a New York Times bestseller. A collection of selfies that began with the digital camera of the early aughts and evolved into the iPhone age, it was published by Rizzoli, a house known for pristine illustrated books. Selfish spoke to the importance of selfies, to the form’s development alongside other technological innovations, and to its appearance in the art world. This exhibition takes up similar themes, exploring artistic self-representations from the turn of the century—when the camera cracked the mirrors that had formerly been the primary apparatus for depicting the self—to our present day selfie culture. —C.J.F.