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Luminous Visions: Vanessa Marsh: The Sun Beneath the Sky
© Vanessa Marsh, Mt. Constance 1, Daybreak, Olympic National Park, WA
In The Sun Beneath the Sky, Vanessa Marsh continues her exploration of cameraless photographic landscapes. -
Luminous Visions: Joanne Dugan: Persistent Awakening
© Joanne Dugan, Opening, #01
In her series Persistent Awakening, Joanne Dugan’s meticulously composed pieces exist at the intersection of painting and photography. -
Luminous Visions: Anne Arden McDonald: Atom, Planet
© Anne Arden McDonald, Burst, cameraless silver gelatin print, 2021, 20 x 16 ins.
In Atom, Planet, Anne Arden McDonald creates an entire universe in her darkroom. -
L. Mikelle Standbridge: Photo-Bodies
Before, After, And In Between no. 1 and 2, L. Mikelle Standbridge©, I started to photograph “Singorina F” before she got breast cancer.
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The Dynamics of Photography and Disability: Aurora Berger
© Aurora Berger, Ekg, Aurora sits with her back to the camera against a black background. Her scoliosis is apparent and you can see her vertebrae at the bottom of her back.
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The Dynamics of Photography and Disability: Megan Bent: I Don’t Want To Paint A Silver Lining Around It
©Megan Bent, Quarantine Day 121, 2020, Chlorophyll print. Image description: A teardrop-shaped hosta leaf on a black background.
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PROOF: Caleb Cole: In Lieu of Flowers
©Caleb Cole, Aja Raquell Rhone-Spears, 2020, from In Lieu of Flowers, All images 4 x 5 inches, Anthotypes from Rose Petals
As straightforward and challenging as it could be – one of -
Synchronicities, Traditions, and Remembrance: The Work of De’De’ Ajavon exhibition at Prelude Point Gallery
© De’De’ Ajavon, You, Woven Cyanotype Collage 9 x 12 in, 2021.
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Memory is a Verb: Jacqueline Walters: Learning Mandarin and the Language of Lumens
© Jacqueline Walters, No 154, from Learning Mandarin and the Language of Lumens
Memory is a Verb: Exploring Time and Transience brings together twelve women photographic artists exploring t -
PROOF: Frances Bukovsky: Pathology
©Frances Bukovsky, from Pathology
Chronically ill and disabled individuals are often asked to take on a burden of proof, whether to gain access to accommodations, treatments through insuran -
Ingrid Weyland: Topographies of Fragility
©Ingrid Weyland
For the next two weeks, we are looking back at some of our favorite posts of 2022. Today, we revisit the series Topographies of Fragility by Ingrid Weyland. -
Jane Olin: In the Company of Trees
©Jane Olin, Intimate Conversation 8, Walk in the Woods
Jane’s practice “reveals a fearless approach to printmaking, unorthodox, exciting and electric.
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