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Ellen O’Connell: Goodbye Uma
©Ellen O’Connell
Ellen O’Connell has created a layered and poignant series about growing up, sparked by her daughter’s desire to turn away from childhood distractions.
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Annu Palakunnathu Matthew: Generations at the Royal Ontario Museum
©Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Re-Generation, India, Annu, 2011-2015, still from digital animation. Courtesy the artist and sepiaEYE.
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Ken Weingart interviews Arne Svenson
©Arne Svenson
Some years ago, I stood in the Western Project Gallery in Los Angeles surrounded by large haunting images of faces.
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Sasha Maslov: Veterans
Urszula Hoffmann, Poznan, Poland ©Sasha Maslov
Sasha Maslov has created an elegant environmental portrait series that focuses on veterans from around the globe who served in World War IIÂ
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Mary Beth Meehan: Seen/Unseen
©Mary Beth Meehan
This weekend during the Providence International Arts Festival, photographer Mary Beth Meehan brings large-scale portraiture to the city of Providence, Rhode Island.
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Dan Eckstein: Horn Please
I had the pleasure of meeting Dan Eckstein at the Photolucida Portfolio Reviews and was introduced to his terrific typologies of Indian trucks and drivers from his series, Horn Please.
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Kat Moser: Amalgamations
Tangled Up in Blue ©Kat Moser
Kat Moser explores the female form and aspects of earth and water through her painterly and ethereal photographs.
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Jodie Hulden: Torrey Pines
At the Overlook ©Jodie Hulden
Jodie Hulden has created a body of work, Torrey Pines, that reflects daily visits to and meditations on a part of the California coast that has a quiet magn
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Paul Matzner: Facing You/Facing Me
©Paul Matzner
In an era where we walk the streets, head down, partially glued to our cell phones and partially navigating the pot holes and cracked pavement, we are no longer a society of
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Gaia Squarci: Judith Malina and the Living Theatre
Judith Malina is photographed after a rehearsal of the Living Theatre company for the play “No Place to Hide” at Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center.
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Brian Van de Wetering: The Acting Hand
Graveyard Spiral ©Brian Van de Wetering
Who or what determines our fate? Why do bad things happen to good people? Photographer Brian Van de Wetering has constructed darkly humorous and
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Tama Hochbaum: Silver Screen
Artist/Photographer Tama Hochbaum has recently released a new monograph, Silver Screen, published by Daylight Books.
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