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All posts tagged: "Political"

  • Michael Mergen: Vote! by November 6th, 2012

    Virginia photographer, Michael Mergen, has one of the best series I’ve seen about where and how we vote.

  • Eric Breitenbach by November 5th, 2012

    Today, and leading up to and after November 6th, LENSCRATCH will be featuring work that looks at our election process.

  • Critical Mass: Michael Mergen by November 11th, 2011

    Looking at portfolios from Critical Mass 2011…
    Some think the United States is a pretty sophisticated country.

  • Critical Mass: Michelle Frankfurter by November 10th, 2011

    Looking at portfolios from Critical Mass 2011…
    Documentary photographer, Michelle Frankfurter, was born in Israel, lived in Nicaragua, worked in Haiti, and now calls Takoma Park, Mary

  • H. Lee: Grassland by August 15th, 2011

    There are some activities we will never witness and worlds we will never have access to. Instead, we imagine a place, a community, a lifestyle that is under the radar, perhaps off the grid.

  • G. M. B. Akash by May 10th, 2011

    Today, I count myself blessed, having become a photographer.

  • Kevin Miyazaki by April 18th, 2011

    Kevin Miyazaki has created portraits of protesters in Madison, Wisconsin that will be exhibited at two venues this month.

  • Mei Xian Qiu by October 23rd, 2010

    Los Angeles photographer, Mei Xian Qiu, mixes her identities and influences in her new exhibition, Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom, opening at Gallery 825 in Los Angeles on October 16 and runni

  • Liu Bolin by September 9th, 2010

    Chinese photographer, Liu Bolin, from Shandong, China, manages to lose himself in his work, literally. He received a B.A. from Shandong University of Arts, in Jinan, China and an M.F.A.

  • Carrie Yury by August 20th, 2010

    I marvel at an image makers ability to explore new territory, and Carrie Yury is doing just that with her two series, Suits and First Ladies.

  • Paul Shambroom by September 25th, 2008

    I was revisiting the website of my photo god, Martin Parr, and was reading about some of the photographers he admired. Paul Shambroom was on the list and I can see why Mr.

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