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Japan Week: Michiko Makino: Toyko Kingyo
This week Guest Editor, Yochi Nagata, shares work of contemporary Japanese photographers…
Photographer Michiko Makino was born in Gunma, Japan and has been exhibiting in Japan and i
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Japan Week: Masaki Hirano: Money
This week Guest Editor, Yoichi Nagata, shares work of contemporary Japanese photographers…
5 billion Papiermark bill, Weimar Republic (Germany), 1923 — The Weimar Republic, wh
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Japan Week: Mao Ishikawa: Here’s What the Japanese Flag Means to Me
©Mao Ishikawa, Ms.
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Japan Week: Kazuo Yoshida: Air Blue
This week Guest Editor, Yoichi Nagata, shares work of contemporary Japanese photographers…
©Kazuo Yoshida, AirBlue22
This week, I am thrilled to have friend, photographer and Editor
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Chris Tubbs: Out of Doors
Chris Tubbs is a French born photographer based in London who has been creating a typology of play all over the globe.
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Houston Center of Photography Members Exhibition
©Morgan Ashcom (Queens, NY) Untitled 24, 2013
Houston Center for Photography recently opened its 32st Annual Juried Membership Exhibition that will run through September 7th, 2014.
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William Miller: Surface Tension
William Miller has a new project looking at the tangible elements of photography: film. His project, Surface Tension, examines film with a fresh perspective.
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Antoine Bruy: Scrublands
Photographer Antoine Bruy has a new body of work, Scrublands, that looks at the pull of isolation.
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Michelle Rogers Pritzl: Those Whose Hands and Hearts are Pure
©Michelle Rogers Pritzl, A Covenant with the Eyes
The work of Michelle Rogers Pritzl is being well celebrated these days.
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Patrick Nagatani: Tape/estries: The Spirit of Permanence and Impermanence
“Vajrapani, 2010 – He is one of the earliest bodhisattvas of Mahayana Buddhism and one of three protective deities surrounding the Buddha.
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Clare O’Neill: Contemporary Photo Encaustics
Time Slips Away ©Clare O’Neill
The name Clare O’Neill may sound familiar.
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Michael Jang: College
Having attended a college art program myself and knowing the shenanigans that art students create for themselves, I was thrilled to spend time with Michael Jang’s photographs from his
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