Narrative Archives - Page 37 of 73

Adrienne Defendi: Relinquish by Aline SmithsonAugust 10th, 2017

©Adrienne Defendi, Afternoon Toilette

I have admired Adrienne Defendi’s work for a number of years and was very happy to meet her and see her work in person at Photolucida.

Haley Jane Samuelson: Year of the Beast by Grant GillAugust 9th, 2017

©Haley Jane Samuelson, At Forty

Haley Jane Samuelson’s Year of the Beast is quite the coming of age story, though not so much in the traditional sense.

Michael Marcelle: Kokomo by Aline SmithsonAugust 2nd, 2017

©Michael Marcelle

Sometimes all you need to see is one image and you just know. That was the case with the work of Michael Marcelle–one image and I was hooked.

Aaron Blum: The Prevailing Winds of Hills and Heritage by Grant GillJuly 26th, 2017

©Aaron Blum

Aaron Blum continues to show a deep love for Appalachia with The Prevailing Winds of Hills and Heritage, a theological and mystical translation of his relationship with the r

Marisa Chafetz: We are Ugly but We Have the Music by Grant GillJuly 25th, 2017

©Marisa Chafetz, Sunday (Millford Drive), 2016

The narrative implications of photographing one’s family can result in some truly telling work.

Zhao Qian: 2017 LENSCRATCH Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner by Aline SmithsonJuly 16th, 2017

©Zhao Qian

Congratulations to Zhao Qian , a student at the California College of the Arts in Oakland, CA, for winning Honorable Mention in the 2017 Lenscratch Student Awards.

Nick Meyer: Either Limits or Contradictions by Aline SmithsonJuly 3rd, 2017

©Nick Meyer

I am afraid of dying. These pictures are an attempt to examine and confront the anxiety and eventuality that because we all were born, time will pass and so will we.

CENTER’s Exhibitor’s Choice 1st Place Award: Demetris Koilalous by Aline SmithsonJune 24th, 2017

©Demetris Koilalous

Demetris Koilalous received 1st Place in CENTER’s Exhibitor’s Choice Award.

CENTER’s Project Development Winner: David Denil by Aline SmithsonJune 18th, 2017

©David Denil

David Denil from Vlaanderen, Belgium, received CENTER’s Project Development Grant for his project, Let Us Not Fall Asleep While Walking, about observation and hidden

Arduina Caponigro: The States Project: Maine by Ashley Elizabeth CraigMay 26th, 2017

Arduina Caponigro is an artist and image-maker that lives and works in the midcoast.

Kari Herer: The States Project: Maine by Ashley Elizabeth CraigMay 23rd, 2017

©Kari Herer

I met Kari Herer through a friend, I heard rumblings about this individual who was so driven to study with someone she admired she slept in her car and lived off granola bars