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Brienna Kane: Stories You Keep Telling Me
©Brienna Kane, jam photo 02, Stories You Keep Telling Me
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory.
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Artists of Türkiye: Eren Sulamaci
© Eren Sulamaci, from Immediate Landscape
This week artist and curator Mehves Lelic shares the work of artists making photographs in Türkiye (Turkey).
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Dawn Surratt: The Rock In The Storm
©Dawn Surratt, Installation for The Rock in the Storm
Back in March, I attended Dawn Surratt’s exhibition The Rock in the Storm at UNC Greensboro’s Gatewood Gallery.
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Photography Into Sculpture: Susanna Gaunt
©Susanna Gaunt, “Inventory” on display at Kruk Gallery is Superior, WI in 2019.
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Photography Into Sculpture: Abigail Reynolds
©Abigail Reynolds, Tol, 2016, Installed Ledger Lines, Kestle Barton, Courtesy Kestle Barton and the artist.
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Photography + Form Week: Marcie Scudder
© Marcie Scudder, My Mothers Garden
Photography is my first love, but at times I feel that it falls flat for me (how ironic) and I seek out other ways that may tell the story more effecti
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PhotoNOLA: Kalee Appleton: New Paths, Floral Flextime
©Kalee Appleton
This week we are sharing some of our discoveries from the PhotoNOLA Reviews, an annual celebration of photography in New Orleans.
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Figure Studies: Hernease Davis: The Body as Absent
© Hernease Davis, “…new love.”#1
This week on Lenscratch, we look at the work of seven artists, exploring the many iterations of the body in photography.
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Epiphany Knedler: Wish You Were Here
©Epiphany Knedler, Selfies at Mount Rushmore
I can’t remember where I first came across the work of Epiphany Knedler, but I was so knocked out by the installation of her MFA show th
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Focus on Installation: Melanie Walker
©Melanie Walker, Beneath the Sheltering Sky
When I think of the work and installations of artist Melanie Walker, I think of magic and childhood, of play and memory, and most importantly,
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Focus on Installation: Aimée Beaubien
©Aimée Beaubien, Hothouse, 2015 cut-up photographs, paracord, mason line, miniature clothespins, grow light on fabric cord dimensions variable (sculpture on right) Rejoining Roger Brown &
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