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Finding Home: Marina Font
My second post of the week is Marina Font, an Argentinian photographer who lives and works in Miami.
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Finding Home: Jaime Permuth
I am Eleonora Ronconi and I’m the guest editor on Lenscratch, featuring a week of photographers who reside and work in a country that is not theirs and really struggle to find a place
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Eleonora Ronconi: Finding Home
We are a country of immigrants. Unlike any other place in the world, we bring our memories, our cultures, our hopes and dreams to American soil.
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Ken Weingart interviews Siri Kaur
Photographer and writer Ken Weingart has been producing interviews for his Art and Photography blog, and he has kindly offered to share a few with the Lenscratch audience over the next few
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Rod Fincannon: Boy Scouts and Indians
Rod Fincannon‘s project, Boy Scouts and Indians has roots in personal history and reflects his exploration of identity as a young man.
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Jess T. Dugan: Every breath we drew
I have been following Photographer Jess T.
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Simone Lueck: American Movie
Jessica in the Road, 2013 ©Simone Lueck
Photographer Simone Lueck has been creating work about perceived identity for some time.
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Yvette Marie Dostatni: The Conventioneers
I have been a long time fan and friend of Yvette Marie Dostatni–we had the great opportunity to travel to China together when Sarah Hadley curated our work into the Lishui Photo Festiv
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Gabriela Herman: Rodeo Queens
When photographer Gabriela Herman isn’t working on editorial assignments, she is a an acute observer of social groups.
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Fritz Liedtke: Skeleton in the Closet
Earlier this year, artist and photographer Fritz Liedtke’s launched a new book, Skeleton in the Closet: Eating Disordered Lives, which is the culmination of eight years of listening to and
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Jane Lena Schulman: Family Inheritances I and II
Photographer Jane Lena Schulman uses traditional methods in the wet darkroom to produce stunning silver gelatin prints of her various projects, including today’s featured work, Fam
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Zoë Zimmerman: Of Men: Strength and Vulnerability
Zoë Zimmerman is a photographic artist who is examining male behavior, in particular, “touch” and platonic intimacy and how societal and cultural biases set the parameters fo
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