Conceptual

Focus on Appropriation: Kristine Thompson by Kellye EisworthFebruary 1st, 2021

© Kristine Thompson, Images Seen to Images Felt (Strong)

In art, the act of using existing images and objects as source material is nothing new.
Focus on Portraiture: Kristina Knipe: Talisman by Kellye EisworthJanuary 30th, 2021

© Kristina Knipe, Whit and Colin During Quarantine

From the moment I first saw them, Kristina Knipe’s photographs captured my imagination.
Focus on Croatia: Maja Strgar Kurecic: Escape Landscapes by Drazenka Jalsic ErnecicJanuary 13th, 2021

© Maja Strgar Kurecic, Escape Landscape No. 1, from the Escape Landscapes, 2017 – 2019

Maja Strgar Kurecic is a dreamer and story-teller.
Focus on Croatia: Janko Belaj: Suicidal Mr. Bones by Drazenka Jalsic ErnecicJanuary 12th, 2021

© Janko Belaj, Suicide Attack, from the Suicidal Mr. Bones, 2014

In the current black and white series, Janko Belaj shows us his Suicidal Mr. Bones project.
Amani Willet: A Parallel Road by Aline SmithsonJanuary 3rd, 2021

©Amani Willet, Re-enactment of murder scene photos of Philando Castile, from A Parallel Road

Amani Willet’s work has always been an inspiration to me–particularly in the conce
Kat Bawden: Perceptual Isolation by Aline SmithsonDecember 29th, 2020

©Kat Bawden

“I realized there was a greater idea of creativity.
Yael Eban: False Lighthouse by Lisa McCartyDecember 18th, 2020

©Yael Eban, Spread from False Lighthouse

In the final pages of To the Lighthouse, Virginia Woolf treats readers to one last extended inner monologue from painter Lily Briscoe.
Roger Ballen: Roger the Rat by Aline SmithsonDecember 16th, 2020

©Roger Ballen, Bound, 2018

In these images I documented and created a part-human, part-rat creature who lives an isolated life outside of mainstream society.
Stephen Berkman: Predicting the Past: Zohar Studios: The Lost Years by Aline SmithsonDecember 15th, 2020

©Stephen Berkman, A Wandering Jewess

I first discovered Stephen Berkman’s amazing staged wet plates in 2008 and became a little bit obsessed.
Portuguese Week: Edgar Martins by Carlos BarradasDecember 13th, 2020

© Edgar Martins, “What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty vase”

There are few photographers whose work is as intriguing, multifaceted and theoretical
PORTUGUESE WEEK: CARLA CABANAS by Carlos BarradasDecember 11th, 2020

© Carla Cabanas, “I don’t trust myself when i’m sleeping II”, Intervention and gold leaf (22K) on color photographs; variable dimensions.
Portuguese Week: Maria Oliveira by Carlos BarradasDecember 7th, 2020

© Maria Oliveira, “Under the Surveillance of Ancient Animals”

The act of selecting or choosing a set of people or works for a specific purpose can be quite a demanding tas

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