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KELIY ANDERSON-STALEY: Wilderness No longer at the Edge of Things
© Keliy Anderson-Staley, Maine Mountains, 2022, cyanotype on notebook paper, 8.
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LUMINOUS VISIONS: ANDREA COTE
© Andrea Cote, “Plexus”, 2024, Cyanotype on repurposed cotton sheet, 63”x 30”
This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photograph
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LUMINOUS VISIONS: JONI STERNBACH
© Joni Sternbach, Ha’a
This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photographic processes within their practice.
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Shelagh Howard: The Secret Keepers
“Hope is the Thing with Feathers” ©Shelagh Howard
This week we explore works made by female-identifying lens-based artists who explore issues affecting contemporary women.
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Cyanotype Week: Julia Whitney Barnes
© Julia Whitney Barnes, Planting Utopia, Celestial Garden
This week we are celebrating the artistry of five unique artists exploring the frontiers of cyanotype.
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Cyanotype Week: Ronaldo Aguiar
© Ronaldo Aguiar Plaque 1, 2022
This week we are celebrating the artistry of five unique artists exploring the frontiers of cyanotype.
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Cyanotype Week: Clara Zaragoza
© Clara Zaragoza, Los Ojos, cyanotype collage, 2023
This week we are celebrating the artistry of five unique artists exploring the frontiers of cyanotype.
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Cyantoype Week: Bryan Whitney
©Bryan Whitney, Calla Lily Bouquet, X-ray Cyanotype
This week we are celebrating the artistry of five unique artists exploring the frontiers of cyanotype.
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Kari Varner: Monett & Sedalia
©Kari Varner Monett & Sedalia.
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Masha Weisberg: Inheriting the Silence
©Masha Weisberg “Inheriting the Silence” 2024
Masha Weisberg’s series Inhering the Silence explores the effects of war trauma, migration, and personal histories during wartime.
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Elizabeth Ransom: Homesick
Apfelsaft Schorle – Berlin, Frankfurt, Moscow, Champex, Trains – 57 days © Elizabeth Ransom
In her series Homesick, Elizabeth Ransom visualizes the experience of migrant wome
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Taylor Hedrick: Sun Felt
©Taylor Hedrick, Dad at Bat
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by memory, place, and/or intimacy. Today, we’ll be looking at Taylor Hedrick’s series Sun Felt.
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