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Hailey Sadler: Missing Home
© Hailey Sadler, “MISSING HOME.
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Eugenia Brodsky: Chrysanthemum
© Eugenia Brodsky, from the series Chrysanthemum, 2025
Before the white chrysanthemum
the scissors hesitate a moment
— Yosa Buson
This poem touched me with a simple truth: even death -
Cozette Russell in Conversation With Douglas Breault
©Cozette Russell Untitled (no horizon line), 2026
Cozette Russell builds densely shadowed worlds that reverberate through imagery and surface, considering time as a tactile material in it
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Mexico Week – Cristina Kahlo: When Memory Meets the Lens
©Cristina Kahlo, from the series Crecí a la sombra de los árboles (I Grew Up in the Shadow of Trees)
When I think of Mexico Week I don’t just see it as a series of interviews, but as
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McCall Hollister in Conversation With Douglas Breault
©McCall Hollister
When I first met McCall Hollister, they told me all about how they collect rocks.
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Review Santa Fe: Chandler Nelson Hubbard: They Greet Me With Goodbye
©Chandler Nelson Hubbard, Welcome
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe.
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Linda Foard Roberts: Lament
Lament by Linda Foard Roberts, Radius Books 2025
In Lament (Radius Books, 2025), Linda Foard Roberts reflects on the history and memory of the American South, where she was born and raised
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Nancy E. Rivera: No Present to Remember
©Nancy E. Rivera
In her series No Present to Remember, artist Nancy E.
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Interview with Maja Daniels: Gertrud, Natural Phenomena, and Alternative Timelines
© Maja Daniels
“In 1667, a 12-year-old girl, Gertrud Svensdotter, was accused of walking on water in Älvdalen, Sweden.
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Aiko Wakao Austin: What we inherit
©Aiko Wakao Austin, On a Boat
I only recently became acquainted with Aiko Wakao Austin. We were both selected in the Lensculture Critics’ Choice 2025, and given a Top 10 award.
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Linda Plaisted: Lost and Found
©Linda Plaisted, “40 Days and 40 Nights”, Diary entry- October 4, 2006 TWINS!!!!!! Yes indeed. It’s official.
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Joe Johnson: Sometimes Always Never
©Joe Johnson, Mailbox
I’ve been a fan of Joe Johnson’s work for the past few years.
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