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Jonas Yip: Thirty Three + A Third
©Jonas Yip, Iceblink Luck (click image to see source material)
Jonas Yip is a familiar name in Southern California–a prolific photographer and book maker, he spearheads the Open Sh
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Matthew Brandt: 1864
©Matthew Brandt
“Brandt has gone back to those source images housed at the Library of Congress and printed new photographs from Barnard’s images, while also incorporating the ing
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Natan Dvir: Platforms
©Natan Dvir
Natan Dvir is a photographer who is able to navigate all aspects of the human experience, from documentary work captured in other parts of the world, to projects on climate ch
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Kirsten Tradowsky: Time Echo
©Kirsten Tradowsky, Pool Party. 26”x34”. oil on canvas.
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Liz Steketee: New Work
©Liz Steketee
“Portraits, as much as they tell us, still hide so much. This is part of their magic.
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TRIBE at the Fox Talbot Museum in Lacock Abbey, UK
The women of Tribe
The indefatigable photographer, curator, festival creator/director and all around wonder woman, Lori Vrba recently curated an exhibition, TRIBE, for the Fox Talbot M
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Joceyn Lee: The Appearance of Things at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art
©Jocelyn Lee, Raising the Cherry Tree
“The world enters our body via sensual portals: eyes, nose, ears, skin and nervous system, it is then translated by our brains into meaning and exp
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Jesse Rieser: The Changing Landscape of American Retail
©Jesse Rieser, Macy’s.
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Meryl Meisler: LES YES! Photographs of The Lower East Side During The 1970s & ‘80s
©Meryl Meisler / Courtesy of The Storefront Project & Steven Kasher Gallery
I’ve featured Meryl Meisler‘s wonderful photographs on Lenscratch numerous times and needless t
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Heather Evans Smith: Seen Not heard
©Heather Evans Smith, Confection
Walking into Heather Evans Smith’s exhibition Seen Not Heard at the Southeast Center for Photography is like walking into your Southern grandmother’s
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Reclaim Photography Festival 2018: John Lewis Community Hub 31
©Onur Ercoşkun (Turkey), One Man Media, 2013, This shot was taken during the Gezi protests in Turkey.
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CENTER Producer’s Choice 3rd Place Award: Dirk Anschütz
© Dirk Anschütz, Jason/Chester
Congratulations to Dirk Anschütz for his Third Place win in the 2018 Producer’s Choice Award for his project Fathers and Sons.
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