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Matt Lankes: Boyhood
If I’m not busy with photo related projects, you can usually find me happily ensconced in a dark movie theater and this year my favorite movie and Oscar pick would have to be Boyhood,
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Kendall McMinimy: Cropping to Circles
Kendall McMinimy creates pristine and complex work that could easily be mistaken for drawings or paintings and it is this abstract quality of unknowing that makes the work so interesting.
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Ken Weingart interviews Martin Schoeller
Photographer and writer Ken Weingart has been producing interviews for his Art and Photography blog, and he has kindly offered to share a few with the Lenscratch audience over the next few
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Amani Willet: The Underground Railroad: Hiding in Place
To say that I am a fan of Amani Willet’s work would be an understatement.
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Gloria Baker Feinstein: You Are Kindly Welcome
©Gloria Baker Feinstein, Gate City, Virginia, 1979
Gloria Baker Feinstein took the above photograph 35 years ago, in 1979, for a project documenting Appalachia titled, You are Kindly Welc
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Yorgos Efthymiadis: Letting My Guard Down
I first met Yorgos Efthymiadis at the Flash Forward Festival in Boston several years ago, and I have followed his trajectory ever since, in the fine art and commercial arenas.
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Elaine Mayes: Recently
“This book grew out of my unexpected nomadic life. It is assembled from photographs taken in response to what I saw and experienced during recent times, a period of about six years.
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Lloyd DeGrane: Domestic Issues
There is nothing more fascinating than the ordinary.
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Laura Moya and Laura Valenti: Early Works
©RICH FRISHMAN, My Sister Crying, 1958/Don’t Look at Me, Mikey Did It
Rich Frishman writes:
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Aline Smithson: Self & Others: Portrait as Autobiography
Self & Others, 2014 ©Aline Smithson
It’s with great excitement that I announce my Kickstarter campaign for my first monograph, Self & Others: Portrait as Autobiography, to b
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Heather Evans Smith: Seen Not Heard
Photographer Heather Evans Smith has created a beautiful project, Seen Not Heard, about the mother/daughter relationship.
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Jess T. Dugan: Every breath we drew
I have been following Photographer Jess T.
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