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Julie Rae Powers: Deep Ruts
©Julie Rae Powers, Deep Ruts book cover published by Platanus Editions
Deep Ruts is a poignant exploration of the Appalachian spirit.
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Interview with Sari Soininen: Transcendent Country of the Mind / Black Cat Kingdom
© Sari Soininen, “Dimension #21″ from the series, “Transcendent Country of the Mind”
Sari Soininen (b.1991) is an internationally recognized Finnish photographer.
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Tine Bek: The Vulgarity of Being Three-Dimensional
©Tine Bek, Sophie in The Pool (Porto, 2015)
The title for Tine Bek ’s first book, The Vulgarity of Being Three-Dimensional, comes from a short story entitled “Carnival” by Danish au
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Donald R. Pettit: Spaceborne
Caption by Donald R. Pettit, Aurora, 2011, Dancing wisps of red and green over northern Canada.
“Art is an inevitable consequence of being human – even in space.
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David Fokos: The Book Pages Project
©David Fokos, Big Brother, Nineteen Eighty-Four, George Orwell, 1949
I remember being struck by the tranquility of David Fokos’ minimalist landscapes when I first saw them over a de
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Nelson Armour & Ted Glasoe: Surface Tension
©Nelson Armour, Park Avenue Beach
©Ted Glasoe, Almost Sunrise
Having lived in Wisconsin my whole life, I have a very personal connection with Lake Michigan, and I know Nelson Armour an
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Daniel Coburn: The Hereditary Estate
Daniel Coburn‘s monographic book, The Hereditary Estate, was released late in 2014 after a decade of hard work.
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Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World’s Poor
The following images/text are excerpted from Living On A Dollar A Day (The Quantuck Lane Press, 2014) by Thomas A. Nazario, with Photographs by Renée C.
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Danae Falliers: Library
Photographer Danae Falliers has a new exhibition, Libary, that recently opened at the Craig Krull Gallery in Los Angeles running through January 17th.
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Korea Week: Lim, Soo Sik
This week Guest Editor and photographer Hye-Ryoung Min shares the work of Korean photographers.
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Ellen Cantor: Prior Pleasures
There have been numerous projects examining our relationships with books and one of my favorite series is Prior Pleasures by photographer Ellen Cantor.
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Andrew Uchin: The Reader Series
Please Be Careful, 2009 ©Andrew Uchin
There are a variety of photographic projects that examine books as historical artifacts, highlighting the nuances of time, use, and markings.
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