Narrative Archives - Page 4 of 73

Maya Meissner: The Cedar Lodge by Aline SmithsonJanuary 29th, 2025

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When I was growing up, crime was not as ever present as it is today, or at least it wasn’t something that entered into my day to d

Semaj Campbell: Five Sixty Four by Daniel GeorgeDecember 26th, 2024

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Lenscratch recently held its annual(-ish) call-for-projects, and the response was impressive. In total, there were over 500 submissions.

Interview with Dylan Hausthor: What the Rain Might Bring by Jake BenzingerDecember 23rd, 2024

“I was recently visiting my hometown and stopped to fill up my car with gas.

Joan Haseltine: Bluest Bruise by Aline SmithsonDecember 4th, 2024

©Joan Haseltine, from Bluest Bruise

It’s our journey to death that individualizes us.

Smith Galtney in Conversation with Douglas Breault by Douglas BreaultDecember 3rd, 2024

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Smith Galtney was first a writer, and then a photographer.

Constance Jaeggi: Escaramuza, the Poetics of Home by Daniel GeorgeNovember 24th, 2024

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Lenscratch recently held its annual(-ish) call-for-projects, and the response was impressive. In total, there were over 500 submissions.

Ci Demi: Unutursan Darılmam (No Offence If You Forget) by Daniel GeorgeNovember 23rd, 2024

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Lenscratch recently held its annual(-ish) call-for-projects, and the response was impressive. In total, there were over 500 submissions.

Interview with Tabitha Barnard and Jake Benzinger: “Dead Trees Speak to Me” and Independent Photo Book Publishing by Drew LeventhalNovember 21st, 2024

“Dead Trees Speak to Me” is a culmination of photographs spanning ten years. Tabitha Barnard was raised oldest of four sisters in a close-knit Maine family.

Interview with Owen McCarter and Drew Leventhal: “The Three-Eyed Fish” and Independent Photo Book Publishing by Jake BenzingerNovember 20th, 2024

“The Three-Eyed Fish”, by Owen McCarter, is an allegorical journey along the Housatonic River in Western Massachusetts and a search for the pollution caused

“notes from a body inverted” by Emme Rovins – Exhibition at Gravedigger’s Daughter by Jake BenzingerNovember 19th, 2024

Modern day modes of botanical taxonomy are still based on a system that focused attention on the organs of generation within plants, “unleash[ing] onto the public imaginat