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Japan Week: Kazuo Yoshida: Air Blue by Aline SmithsonJuly 21st, 2014

This week Guest Editor, Yoichi Nagata, shares work of contemporary Japanese photographers…

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This week, I am thrilled to have friend, photographer and Editor

Linda Morrow: Echoes of Ovid by Aline SmithsonJuly 8th, 2014

I am a long time fan of the photographs and books of Linda Morrow. She has recently released her 4th monograph, Echoes of Ovid, and it’s simply stunning.

2014 Spotlight Award Grand Prize Finalist: Sophia Arriola-Gibson by Aline SmithsonJune 19th, 2014

The Music Center in Los Angeles has had a long history of celebrating the performing and visual arts, each year offering the Spotlight Awards to high school students in Southern California.

Kimberly Witham: On Ripeness and Rot by Aline SmithsonJune 17th, 2014

The still life brings a quiet formality to our chaotic world, and photographer Kimberly Witham has been finding order with objects and animals that are in her environment: plants, fruits, an

Barbara Ciurej & Lindsay Lochman: Processed Views by Grant GillMay 8th, 2014

In light of tomorrow’s Collaboration Exhibition, I thought it to be appropriate to share some collaborative work.

Book Week: Andrew Beckham : Firmament by Aline SmithsonMay 2nd, 2014

Andrew Beckham considers himself a visual poet, and I would have to agree with that conclusion. His new book, Firmament, released by George F.

Book Week: Naruki Oshima: haptic green by Aline SmithsonApril 27th, 2014

Japanese photographer Naruki Oshima’s newest series and monograph, haptic green, brings nature into sharp focus. Kehrer Verlag has just released a monograph of this celebration of nature.

Jamey Stillings: Changing Perspectives: The Evolution of Ivanpah Solar by Aline SmithsonMarch 19th, 2014

Jamey Stillings’ name is synonymous with excellence.

WassinkLundgren: This Land is My Land, This Land is Your Land by Dan ShepherdMarch 8th, 2014

When I first saw the work of the Dutch born photography duo of Thijs groot Wassink and Ruben Lundgren, I was enamored with their cleaver approaches to people and nature in the urban landsca

David Emitt Adams: Conversations with History by Dan ShepherdMarch 7th, 2014

As someone with my own secret cache of trash that I found in the desert, I was immediately drawn to David Emitt Adams’ latest series of meticulously crafted tintypes entitled Conversations

Emma Jaubert Howell: Sand to Silver by Dan ShepherdMarch 6th, 2014

They say when you pick up a seashell and put it to your ear you can hear the ocean.

Daniel Kukla: The Edge Effect by Dan ShepherdMarch 5th, 2014

When I see work that has a fresh take on landscape photography, like that of the talented Daniel Kukla, I want to know more about what the artist in thinking.