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Art + Science: The Exhibition by Linda AlterwitzMarch 14th, 2019

©Abbey Hepner and Mike Avery

What exactly is Art + Science? Does the convergence of these two fields help the imaginative thinkers to create a new kind of art? Or does it help those who r

Sue Palmer Stone: Embodiment: Salvaging A Self by Linda AlterwitzMarch 13th, 2019

©Sue Palmer Stone

Sue Palmer Stone is a photographer based in Connecticut.

DEVELOPER: Madeline Cass by Brennan BookerMarch 12th, 2019

©Madeline Cass

I had the pleasure of talking to Madeline Cass, an artist who seems almost impossible to characterize given the incredible breadth of her practice.

The Myths and Realities of Artistic Collaborations by Aline SmithsonFebruary 27th, 2019

The Society of Photographic Educators is about to hold their 56th Annual SPE Conference in Cleveland, Ohio from March 7 – 10th, 2019.

Art + Science: Art of Healing: Dora Maar by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 8th, 2019

©Dora Maar

Dora Maar (1907-1997) was a French artist and poet. At age 19, she attended photography school and studied alongside Henri Cartier-Bresson.

Art + Science: Art of Healing: Ronni Knepp by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 7th, 2019

©Ronni Mae Knepp

Ronni Mae Knepp is a fine art photographer based in Texas. She is also a current candidate for an MFA in Photography at the Academy of Art University.

Art + Science: Art of Healing: Marcy Palmer by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 6th, 2019

©Marcy Palmer, “Stars So Far Away” from the series Penumbral Being

Marcy Palmer, a photographer and educator based in Texas, currently teaches photography at the University o

Art + Science: Art of Healing: J. Fredric May by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 5th, 2019

©J. Fredric May

J. Fredric May is a visual artist based in Los Angeles, CA. His life course changed in 2012 after he suffered a stroke.

Art + Science: Art of Healing: Sandra Klein by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 4th, 2019

©Sandra Klein

The Art + Science features this week are focused on the art of healing – how artists use art and photography to overcome or assist in the curative process.