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Photographers on Photographers: R. J. Kern on Stuart Klipper by R.J. KernAugust 9th, 2018

©Stuart Klipper, Southern ocean, Antarctica, 1992

For the entire month of August, photographers will be interviewing photographers–sharing image makers who have inspired them, who they

Blue Mitchell: Chasing the Afterglow, Of Salt and Earth by Daniel GeorgeJuly 24th, 2018

©Blue Mitchell, Apollo Drifts

While viewing Blue Mitchell’s interrelated series Chasing the Afterglow and Of Salt and Earth, I cannot help but reminisce on last year’s total sola

Tama Hochbaum: Over/Time: Imaging Landscape by Aline SmithsonJuly 17th, 2018

©Tama Hochbaum, Bent Tree

Tama Hochbaum has recently opened a multifaceted exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Limelight at the Obscura Gallery by Aline SmithsonJuly 7th, 2018

©Coco Fronsac, Dionaea muscipulae et le ruban jaune

In an era when it’s rare for a brick and mortar gallery to open, it’s incredibly exciting to celebrate the opening of the O

ART + SCIENCE: MAGIC: Mary Shannon Johnstone by Linda AlterwitzJuly 3rd, 2018

©Mary Shannon Johnstone, Stardust and Ashes #72 Cyanotype on fabric 8” x 10” 2017

Mary Shannon Johnstone is a visual artist and educator based in Raleigh, NC.

ART + SCIENCE: MAGIC: Elijah Gowin by Linda AlterwitzJuly 2nd, 2018

©Elijah Gowin, Firefly marks 1, 2015

Elijah Gowin is a photographer and educator based in Kansas City, Missouri.

Joceyn Lee: The Appearance of Things at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art by Aline SmithsonJune 5th, 2018

©Jocelyn Lee, Raising the Cherry Tree

“The world enters our body via sensual portals: eyes, nose, ears, skin and nervous system, it is then translated by our brains into meaning and exp

Wendi Schneider: States of Grace by Aline SmithsonMarch 2nd, 2018

©Wendi Schneider, Flamingo

This stunning image by Wendi Schneider has made it’s way on to countless gallery walls, a phenomenon that continues as Wendi opens a solo exhibition at th

Gary Cawood: The States Project: Arkansas by Donna PinckleyFebruary 20th, 2018

It’s my great pleasure to start this week off with Gary Cawood, whom I have known the longest.

Marion Belanger: Rift | Fault by Julia BennettFebruary 5th, 2018

Rift / Fault Book cover, 2016

When I made the decision to move to California, my dearest friends and family (in addition to their sincere well wishes) provided me with many versions of the