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CENTER’s Project Development Grant Winner: Vikesh Kapoor by Aline SmithsonMay 16th, 2018

©Vikesh Kapoor, See You At Home

Congratulations to Vikesh Kapoor for being selected for The Project Development Grant recognizing his project, See You at Home.

CENTER’s Project Launch Grant Honorable Mention: Mike Williams by Aline SmithsonMay 15th, 2018

©Mike Williams, Mouthpiece, 2016

Congratulations to Mike Williams who has garnered an Honorable Mention in CENTER’s 2018 Project Launch Grant for his project, Eschaton.

Hannah Kozak: Survivor: My Father’s Ghosts by Aline SmithsonMay 11th, 2018

©Hannah Kozak, Chelmno Tree

Hannah Kozak, photographer, film maker and writer, retraces her father’s footsteps of his stays in eight Nazi forced labor camps in Germany from 1943 until l

Fotofest Week: Tira Khan: Growing Up Girl by Aline SmithsonMay 3rd, 2018

©Tira Khan, No More Braids

I was glad to have a chance to revisit Tira Khan’s project, Growing Up Girl, at Fotofest’s The International Meeting Place Reviews.

Fotofest Week: Yukari Chikura: Zaido and Fluorite Fantasia by Aline SmithsonMay 1st, 2018

©Yukari Chikura, Zaida

“These days, I fear that the culture (of Japan) that has been preserved and passed down from generation to generation through many sacrifices, is sadly starti

Harry Flook: Beyond What Is Written by Aline SmithsonApril 25th, 2018

©Harry Flook

British photographer, Harry Flook, has taken an American road trip, but rather than wander the highways of the American West, he has traveled the two lane roads of the Sout

Interview with Melissa Sptiz: You Have Nothing to Worry About by Virginia WilcoxApril 12th, 2018

©Melissa Spitz, Mom laying down, 2014

Melissa Spitz is an artist from St. Louis, Missouri who currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.

Joshua Smith: The First Years by Aline SmithsonApril 6th, 2018

©Joshua Smith, Under the Blanket, 2014, Archival Pigment Print, 8×12”

When I started writing about photographers using their families as subject matter in 2005, I was particularly

Rafael Soldi: Life Stand Still Here by Aline SmithsonApril 2nd, 2018

When people [close to you] die or you go through losses or traumatic experiences, they unlock these very dark corners of your psyche, not darkness that