Jessica Craig-Martin’s high-contrast photos are the savage leavings of society parties, cropped with morning-after cruelty. This photographer does gossip-page work for Vanity Fair and Vogue, as well as atmospheric, journalistic stuff, but her museum and gallery shows are closer to satire. The titles are bitingly funny, the pictures joyfully complicit. Every lush, patterned, vivid, glossy inch of her crowded party prints is as indulgently rendered as the nails and lips and shoes and jewelry on the bodies she’s photographing. (Winston Wächter Fine Art, 203 Dexter Ave N, winstonwachter.com, 10 am–5 pm, free, through April 17)