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Bill Chapman
Bill Chapman sent a couple of terrific images for the July 4th exhibition, which lead me to his site, Color of Baseball.
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Cheryle St. Onge: Guggenheim Fellowship Award
A few months ago, I was researching the Guggenheim Fellowship Award. I wanted to see what kind of work wins that significant prize. Last year, it was the work of Cheryle St.
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EYEMAZING Magazine
When I think about what photography publication is the Holy Grail of celebrating cutting edge imagery, my first choice would be, without a doubt, EYEMAZING Magazine.
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Russ Martin
Russ Martin seems to be everywhere these days which is a good thing because Russ has been involved in photography for several decades, over 30 of them as a photography teacher, and it’
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William Wegman at the Panopticon Gallery
To say I’m a huge fan of William Wegman’s work is an understatement. The masterful Mr.
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Elliott Wilcox
If you look carefully, art is all around us. It’s in our museums, but it’s also in a window reflection, a pile of trash, or a sports court in England.
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Mike Peters
If you ever wanted to know what it looks like to be an American, or more importantly, a human being, I think Mike Peters would be able to show you.
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Walker Pickering
One of the pleasures of producing the 4th of July post on Lenscratch was getting to know some of the readers and contributors to the exhibition.
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Kelly Flynn
Kelly Flynn looks at the world around her and captures communities on the verge of transition, whether it be photographing firework stands in Texas, houses in Miami, or graffiti in the stree
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The Naked Truth
I thought I’d round out a week of so much art and photography on exhibition, and showcase another great curatorial effort by Ruben Natal-San Miguel for Hous Projects.
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Ed Martin
I recently co-curated a show for LACMA’s Photographic Arts Council (see yesterday’s post), and the best part of the process was discovering image makers in my own community that
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Summer Mix: LACMA’s Photographic Arts Council Exhibition
This summer I was honored to co-curate (along with Sheila Arens, Sara Jane Boyers, and Svjetlana Tepavcevic) a terrific exhibition that is opening this Saturday.
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