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Memory/Loss Series: George Slade: My Father’s Shirts
© George Slade: I recognize a version of my father in this resurrected print, which probably predates my arrival in his world.
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Memory/Loss Series: Gregg Segal: Remembered
© Gregg Segal
Welcome to the fourth feature of our Memory/Loss series, showcasing photographers who explore themes related to family, grief, aging, and caregiving.
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Memory/Loss Series: Hadi Uddin: Mohamaya
© Hadi Uddin
Welcome to the third feature of our Memory/Loss series, showcasing photographers who explore themes related to family, grief, aging, and caregiving.
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Memory/Loss Series: Cheryle St. Onge: Calling The Birds Home
© Cheryle St. Onge
Welcome to the second feature of our Memory/Loss series, showcasing photographers who explore themes related to family, grief, aging, and caregiving.
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Memory/Loss Series: Anne Moffat: Forget Me Not
© Anne Moffat
Welcome to the first feature of our Memory/Loss series, showcasing photographers who explore themes related to family, grief, aging, and caregiving.
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Memory/Loss Series: Hannah Latham: Bring Me a Dream
©Hannah Latham, A Glimpse of Beauty
Three of my grandparents had already passed away when I was born and my grandfather died when I was seven, so I never really got a chance to understand
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The Curated Fridge: Amanda Schilling: Wife, Mother, Woman
©Amanda Schilling, Ashanti
I selected Amanda Schilling’s work for The Curated Fridge Exhibition because of her truthful telling of motherhood.
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The Curated Fridge: Carrie Usmar: Resume Of A Stay At Home Mom
©Carrie Usmar, Manages Time Effectively
As a mother, I looked at the work that Carrie Usmar submitted to The Curated Fridge with recognition and familiarity and appreciated the humor and
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The Curated Fridge: Amy Burke: Whisper Down the Alley
©Amy Burke, Portrait of Evalyn on Her 11th Birthday
Amy Burke’s compelling portrait of Evalyn on Her 11th Birthday was the image that I selected for The Curated Fridge Exhibition
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Photographers on Photographers: Sara Bennett in Conversation with Thomas Holton
©Thomas Holton, Family Portrait, 2005
In 2014, I began photographing four women who were returning to New York City after spending anywhere from 17 to 35 years in prison.
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Photographers on Photographers: Jennifer McClure and Sara J. Winston in Conversation
©Jennifer McClure, Untitled (from Laws of SIlence) 2012
Photographers Jennifer McClure and Sara J.
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Hearst Journalism Awards: Angelina Katsanis: 2022 First Place Photojournalism Winner
©Angelina Katsanis, Siobhán buckles in Reid, 6, Ryley, 9, and Jasper, Reid’s twin, as the family heads to the grocery store. She endearingly calls their minivan the “clown car.
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