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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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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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The Female Gaze: Anne Berry – Ode to the Blue Horses
©Anne Berry – Child in blue holding a copy of Berry’s new book, Ode to the Blue Horses
Anne Berry is an artist from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Leah Ollman: Ensnaring the Moment
Ensnaring The Moment © 2025 Saint Lucy Books, Introduction © 2025 Leah Ollman, photo by © 2025 The Book Photographer
Leah Ollman’s Ensnaring the Moment: On the Intersection of Poetry
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Tristan Duke: Glacial Optics
© Tristan Duke, Glacial Optics, Radius Books, 2025
In Glacial Optics by Tristan Duke (Radius, 2025), ice becomes both subject and optical instrument, used in three distinct ways to reflec
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Jordanna Kalman: Index 2014-2024 & Men Asleep
“Index 2014-2024″ © Jordanna Kalman
This week we explore works made by female-identifying lens-based artists who explore issues affecting contemporary women.
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Richard Misrach: Cargo
Cargo, © 2025 Aperture, photographs © Richard Misrach
Richard Misrach’s publication Cargo (Aperture, 2025) is a timely collection of photographs that explores the evolving presence an
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Jessica Hines: My Brother’s War
©Jessica Hines, Gary, Untitled #1, from My Brother’s War
In honor of Memorial Day, we are rerunning the work of Jessica Hines.
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James Stanford: The Atomic Kid
The Atomic Kid, cover paperback edition ©2024 James Stanford, published by Smallworks Press.
James Stanford is an artist and educator based in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Thirty-Six Views of the Moon: Ala Ebtekar
© Ala Ebtekar, Radius Books, Thirty-Six Views of the Moon
Ala Ebtekar’s offers a poetic interpretation of light, time and space in his book Thirty-Six Views of the Moon (Radius B -
Interview with Dylan Hausthor: What the Rain Might Bring
© Dylan Hausthor
“I was recently visiting my hometown and stopped to fill up my car with gas.
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Interview with Tabitha Barnard and Jake Benzinger: “Dead Trees Speak to Me” and Independent Photo Book Publishing
© Tabitha Barnard
“Dead Trees Speak to Me” is a culmination of photographs spanning ten years. Tabitha Barnard was raised oldest of four sisters in a close-knit Maine family.
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