Narrative Archives - Page 35 of 73

Iran Week: Mehrdad Emrani by Kiana FarhoudiMarch 20th, 2018

©Mehrdad Emrani, Azadaran-e Bayal by Gholam-Hossein Sa’edi

Some months back, Iranian curator and photographer, Kiana Farhoudi and I corresponded about photography in Iran.

Matt Eich: I Love You, I’m Leaving by Julia BennettMarch 16th, 2018

At this particular time I have no one
Particular person to grieve for, though there must
Be many, many unknown ones going to dust
I often recall this verse by Elizabeth

Marina Vitaglione: Solastalgia by Julia BennettMarch 13th, 2018

I’ve always been fascinated by imagery that can provide the comfort of, and at times yearning for home, despite my never having witnessed the scene being depicted.

Joli Livaudais: The States Project: Arkansas by Donna PinckleyFebruary 24th, 2018

©Joli Livaudais, Acts of Service

Lastly, on Day Five, I end my job as the Arkansas Lenscratch’s State Project Editor with Joli Livaudais.

Maxine Payne: The States Project: Arkansas by Donna PinckleyFebruary 22nd, 2018

For Day Three, I’m introducing the work of Maxine Payne.

Tom Griggs: Herida y Fuente by Aline SmithsonFebruary 6th, 2018

©Tom Griggs,

Photographer and writer Tom Griggs has created a stunning visual narrative of the liminal spaces that exist between two people when they are apart – the dark places tha

Priya Kambli: Buttons for Eyes by Aline SmithsonJanuary 31st, 2018

©Priya Kambli, Mouths (Breaux’s Studio), 2017

Most immigrants exist in two worlds, the world of memories and visual connections of their growing up and the new realities of living

Nina Berman: An Autobiography of Miss Wish by Aline SmithsonJanuary 22nd, 2018

Every once in awhile, a book lands on my desk unexpectedly, so I approach it with no preconceived notions.

Eliot Dudik: Country Made of Dirt by Aline SmithsonJanuary 17th, 2018

Whatever photographic project Eliot Dudik undertakes, the result is at such a high level of excellence that his methodology and imagery inspires and de

Matthew Genitempo: Jasper by Virginia WilcoxJanuary 16th, 2018

Matthew Genitempo is a photographer based out of Marfa, Texas. He recently graduated from University of Hartford’s Limited-Residency MFA in Photography.