Portrait Archives - Page 66 of 102

Hiroshi Watanabe: Suo Sarumawashi by Aline SmithsonSeptember 3rd, 2013

©Hiroshi Watanabe

My longtime friend, Hiroshi Watanabe, opens an exhibition of his wonderful Suo Saruawashi project at the Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles, this Saturday, September 7th

Daniela Contreras: Desaparecidas and Identidades by Pauline GolaAugust 28th, 2013

©Daniela Conteras from Desaparecidas

Chilean photographer and video artist, Daniela Contreras uses found photographs to explore the ideas of fragility of the memory, imagery where art a

Patrick Taberna: A contretemps by Pauline GolaAugust 26th, 2013

Wengen, Suisse 2010

I have loved Patrick Taberna’s imagery since I discovered it several years ago and wrote about it on Lenscratch in 2010.

Erika Huffman: Portraits by Pauline GolaAugust 23rd, 2013

Sometimes simple portraits, executed with insight and a deeper seeing are just the tonic.

Rachelle Mozman: Casa de Mujeres and La Negra y su Pequeña by Pauline GolaAugust 21st, 2013

En el cuarto de la niña, c print, 23×26 inches, 2010

New York photographer, Rachelle Mozman creates photographs and videos that “intersect document, narrative and performance

Mark Hartman: North by Pauline GolaAugust 14th, 2013

My friend and Montreal photo editor, Julien Beaupré Ste-Marie gave me the heads up about Mark Hartman‘s terrific work, especially his series, North, created in Iceland.

Sheila Arens: The Reluctant Photographer by Pauline GolaAugust 12th, 2013

Today I will be attending the funeral of my wonderful friend, Sheila Arens, who recently passed away from breast cancer.

Stephen Stickler: The Music Man by Pauline GolaAugust 11th, 2013

Stephen Stickler in 1987, taken by Yvette Roman when he was a student at Art Center

Two of my photographer friends, Yvette Roman and Pilar Law reached out to me lately to share the situati

Todd A. Stewart: First Light, Last Day of Summer by Aline SmithsonAugust 9th, 2013

Todd Stewart created a wonderful series, The Garden, that explores his children’s relationship to the natural world and today’s post is an extension of that exploration.

Natalie Krick: Natural Deceptions by Aline SmithsonAugust 3rd, 2013

Mom laying in the front yard 2012
Natalie Krick recently opened an exhibition, Natural Deceptions, at the Coat Check Gallery, part of the David Weinberg Gallery in Chicago that will run th

Kirk Crippens: Portraitlandia by Aline SmithsonAugust 2nd, 2013

I said a few months ago that I think Kirk Crippens sleeps with a camera, or simply doesn’t sleep at all.

Tamara Reynolds: Southern Route by Aline SmithsonJuly 31st, 2013

On this last day of July, we celebrate the time in history that the Civil War turned in the favor of the North at Gettysburg and the securing of the Mississippi River by Grant at Vicksburg.