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CENTER’s Project Development Grant Winner: Vikesh Kapoor
©Vikesh Kapoor, See You At Home
Congratulations to Vikesh Kapoor for being selected for The Project Development Grant recognizing his project, See You at Home.
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Fotofest Week: Tira Khan: Growing Up Girl
©Tira Khan, No More Braids
I was glad to have a chance to revisit Tira Khan’s project, Growing Up Girl, at Fotofest’s The International Meeting Place Reviews.
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Fotofest Week: Yukari Chikura: Zaido and Fluorite Fantasia
©Yukari Chikura, Zaida
“These days, I fear that the culture (of Japan) that has been preserved and passed down from generation to generation through many sacrifices, is sadly starti
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Interview with Melissa Sptiz: You Have Nothing to Worry About
©Melissa Spitz, Mom laying down, 2014
Melissa Spitz is an artist from St. Louis, Missouri who currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.
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Joshua Smith: The First Years
©Joshua Smith, Under the Blanket, 2014, Archival Pigment Print, 8×12”
When I started writing about photographers using their families as subject matter in 2005, I was particularly
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Mary Frey: The States Project: Connecticut
©Mary Frey
I first met Mary Frey in 1983. I was a freshman in college. Mary quickly came to represent all that I could hope for myself in the future.
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Iran Week: Farzane Ghadyanloo
©Farzane Ghadyanloo, from Street Carpet
Some months back, Iranian curator and photographer, Kiana Farhoudi and I corresponded about photography in Iran.
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Matt Eich: I Love You, I’m Leaving
© Matt Eich, 2018
At this particular time I have no one
Particular person to grieve for, though there must
Be many, many unknown ones going to dust
I often recall this verse by Elizabeth -
On Collaboration: Hillerbrand+Magsamen
©Hillerbrand + Magsamen, Mythology, from the series ‘Higher Ground,’ 2012, Archival Inkjet Prints, 24”x30”.
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Tex Bishop: Greenford
©Tex Bishop
London photographer, Tex Bishop, has created a body of work, Greenford, that speaks to memory, family, and documenting personal histories.
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Jane Szabo: Family Matters
©Jane Szabo, Secrets
It’s always interesting to consider the transience of objects, whether it be walking through a flea market or antique store, or closer to home, when facing the
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Peggy Levison Nolan: Tales of a Badass Grandma
©Peggy Levison Nolan, untitled (Sunday morning)
Peggy Levison Nolan is currently running a successful and passionate Kickstarter campaign for her new monograph, Tales of a Badass Grandma.
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