Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts tagged: "Historical Processes"

  • Do Process: Cy DeCosse by March 21st, 2012

    This week I am featuring artists exhibiting in Verve Gallery’s Do Process exhibition, showcasing eight unique approaches to the photographic process.

  • Do Process: Jennifer F. Schlesinger by March 20th, 2012

    This week I am featuring artists exhibiting in Verve Gallery’s Do Process exhibition, showcasing eight unique approaches to the photographic process.

  • Jonathan Stead by January 31st, 2012

    Sometimes I see projects where the imagery, process, and presentation are a perfect fit–and Jonathan Stead’s compelling and poignant series, Fragile Mind, about his grandmother&

  • Heidi Kirkpatrick by January 4th, 2012

    The photography world is hungry for new approaches to creating imagery as our current photographic environment speaks more to pixels and file sizes.

  • S. Gayle Stevens by December 23rd, 2011

    I had the great pleasure of meeting S. Gayle Stevens at Filter Photo Festival in Chicago in October. Her wet plate collodion images are expressive, magical, and individual.

  • Reruns: Stephen Berkman by June 11th, 2011

    This post was originally run in early 2009, and to allow me a little break, I am rerunning it for your viewing pleasure.

  • Christine Elfman by May 16th, 2011

    I recently came across Christine Elfman’s Cabinet Card images when looking at the roster of photographers participating last year’s Photo Review Exhibition.

  • Rachel Wolf by May 4th, 2011

    Looking at participants from Photolucida…
    Rachel Wolf hails from Anchorage AK, earned her B.A. in Photography Hampshire College in Amherst, MA, and now lives in Portland, OR.

  • Success Stories: Michael Kirchoff by March 14th, 2011

    Sometimes you meet someone whose person and work is filled with grace and dignity. Michael Kirchoff is one of those people–kind, enthusiastic, talented, capable, and shows up prepared.

  • Abelardo Morell by December 10th, 2010

    Looking at exhibitions currently on view in New York…
    I’ve never met an Abelardo Morell image that I didn’t like and New Yorkers have a chance to see his work in a two conc

  • Ann Pallesen by August 4th, 2010

    For the past fourteen years, Ann Pallesen has been the Gallery Director for the Photo Center NW in Seattle, creating over 150 exhibitions of emerging and established artists and organizing d

  • Michael Kirchoff on Two Ways Lens by February 10th, 2010

    This week I am featuring work that I encountered at Review LA, either in a review or at the Portfolio Walk.
    Los Angeles photographer, Michael Kirchoff, has a fascination with Russia.

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