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ART + SCIENCE: Elizabeth Stone by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 7th, 2016

©Elizabeth Stone, January 2012

Elizabeth Stone is a photographer and educator based in Montana.

ART + SCIENCE: David Maisel by Linda AlterwitzFebruary 6th, 2016

©David Maisel, Library of Dust 267, 2005, courtesy the artist and Yancey Richardson Gallery, NY/Haines Gallery, SF/Mark Moore Gallery, LA/Institute for Artist Management

Through photograp

Tytia Habing: The Gift by Aline SmithsonFebruary 3rd, 2016

©Tytia Habing, Milkweed

“Our greatest responsibility is to be good ancestors.

Korea Week: Won-Chul Lee by Joanne Junga YangJanuary 23rd, 2016

©Won-Chul Lee

Won-Chul Lee was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1975. He graduated from Seoul Institute of the Arts in 1999 and received a B.A at RMIT, Australia in 2002. He received an M.A.

Korea Week: Jeong Lok Lee by Joanne Junga YangJanuary 20th, 2016

©Jeong Lok Lee

Jeong Lok Lee is a photographer born in Gwanju, South Korea in 1971.

Korea Week: Seong Youn Koo by Joanne Junga YangJanuary 19th, 2016

©Seong Youn Koo

Seong Youn Koo is a Korean photographer renowned for her still life photography reorganizing her imagination with objects in our ordinary life. She received a B.

Korea Week: Myoung Ho Lee by Joanne Junga YangJanuary 18th, 2016

©Myoung Ho Lee

Works of Korean photographers presented in Korea Week have some remarkable visual creativity and their vision in photographs that are striking and intellectual challenging.

Rebecca Webb and Jesse Burke: Sticks of the Sun, Ashes of the Night by Aline SmithsonJanuary 13th, 2016

©Jesse Burke

©Rebecca Webb

Some time back, photographer Rebecca Webb came across Jesse Burke’s photographs of his project, Wild and Precious where he examines and encourages a co