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Brice Bischoff: How Close
Front cover, How Close © Brice Bischoff, published by (w)hole, 2023
How Close by artist Brice Bischoff is a series of sublime interventions at Red Rock Canyon in the Mojave Desert.
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Mexican Week: Cannon Bernáldez
© Cannon Bernáldez, El orden normal de las cosas, courtesy the Artist and Patricia Conde Galería
Cannon Bernáldez is acutely aware and outspoken of the ways in which sectors of Mexican
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Semana Mexicana: Felipe “Chito” Tenorio
© Felipe Tenorio,”Acanto” de la serie “VÍA DOLOROSA,” cortesía del artista
La entrevista inaugural de esta serie de seis partes sobre la fotografía contemporán
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Chris Hoare: Seven Hills
© Chris Hoare, from Seven Hills, published by RRB PhotoBooks
This week we feature projects that explore the psychological landscape.
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Elena Helfrecht: Plexus
©Elena Helfrecht, The Spiral, from Plexus
This week we feature projects that explore the psychological landscape.
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Krista Svalbonas: What Remains at the Marshall Gallery
©Krista Svalbonas, Blomberg, laser cut pigment print
Krista Svalbonas has recently opened an exquisite and historic exhibition at the Marshall Gallery in Santa Monica, CA that will run th
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William Van Beckum: Mountains Within Reach
©William Van Beckum, from the series “Guardrail: Iceland”
William Van Beckum is an artist committed to the essence of photography, containing the spirit of adventure and esca
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Amy Lovera in Conversation with Douglas Breault
©Amy Lovera, from the series “Securing Shadows”
Amy Lovera is a lively storyteller whose images percolate with vitality, inventing elements of characters and expressive setti
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Erika Kapin: Mom and Me
©Erika Kapin, from Mom & Me
This week are featuring work seen at the Los Angeles Center of Photography Exposure Reviews.
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Wheaton Mahoney: The Forgotten and Nature’s Embrace
©Wheaton Mahoney, Suzie Sings Too 72d, from The Forgotten
This week are featuring work seen at the Los Angeles Center of Photography Exposure Reviews.
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Amy Herman: How to Dry a Knife
©Amy Herman, touching noses with dad, from How to Dry a Knife
This week are featuring work seen at the Los Angeles Center of Photography Exposure Reviews.
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Sandi Haber Fifield: The Thing in Front of You
©Sandi Haber Fifield, TY22_410, 44×78
Sandi Haber Fifield has a legacy of expanded seeing, using photographic images in new and experimental approaches.





















