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Katelyn Lux Brewer: TIC
©Katelyn Brewer, it began with a lurch 2024Digital Archival Print from 120mm Scan
For the past several years, I’ve returned annually to my alma mater, East
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Mona Bozorgi: Threads of Freedom
© Mona Bozorgi, Non-Lethal, from Threads of Freedom series, 2024, Archival inkjet print on silk (dismantled), 23 x 23 in.
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Makenzie Goodman: Encounters
©Makenzie Goodman, Untitled (arrival)
Last year, I saw Makenzie Goodman’s “Encounters” while she was in the process of becoming my colleague and an assistant professor at Appalachi
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Charles Shuford: Blue is For Boys
Charles Shuford, I Love a Man in Uniform, Cyanotype prints on glass plates 53 x 42 in.
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Sarah Lazure: Sarah
© Sarah Lazure, Sarah (1), Silver Gelatin with Encaustic Wax, 2016
Sarah Lazure’s series “Sarah” features raw, visceral, realistic self-portraits that command the audience’s atten
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Kirsten Hoving: Fabricated Visions
©Kirsten Hoving, Ascension, digital photograph on silk organza mounted on glass over a second paper photograph.
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Gary Owens: In the Room
©Gary Owens, From the series In the Room
Last winter, I discovered Gary Owens’ work on Instagram and was intrigued by his layered depictions that remind me of the starkness of early
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From Altars to Alchemy: The Photography of Garin Horner
©Garin Horner, A Collection of Relics, 2020
In 2017, while I was in grad school preparing to graduate, I brought my portfolio to the Portfolio Throw Down at the National S.P.E.
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Geoffrey Planque: Tracing the contours of invisible tales
©Geoffrey Planque, Yeshwantrao Holkar II (2021) – Pencil on found paper and embroidery. 8,6×8,6in.
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Peggy Washburn: Precisely Now
©Peggy Washburn, Be Quiet, mixed media on paper
I have watched the work of Peggy Washburn for awhile and have always enjoyed seeing her work on social media, but it wasn’t until my frie
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Golnar Adili: a long journey of elimination
©Golnar Adili, The King-seat Of My Eye Is The Place Of Repose For The Thought of You, 2010, Two photographs cut in 1/8 inch strips and interwoven with a thread 20 x 30 inches
Sometimes I
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Dawn Surratt: The Rock In The Storm
©Dawn Surratt, Installation for The Rock in the Storm
Back in March, I attended Dawn Surratt’s exhibition The Rock in the Storm at UNC Greensboro’s Gatewood Gallery.
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