-
Focus on Ecuadorian Photographers: María Teresa García
© María Teresa García, Telares
This week we are featuring the work of Ecuadorian Photographers. Ecuador straddles part of the Andes Mountains and occupies part of the Amazon basin. -
Figure Studies: Granville Carroll: The Body as Celestial
© Granville Carroll
This week in Lenscratch, we look at the work of seven artists, exploring the many iterations of the body in photography. -
Figure Studies: Yukimi Akiba: The Body as Unraveled
© Yukimi Akiba, N°104 Emotional Root 1
This week in Lenscratch, we look at the work of seven artists, exploring the many iterations of the body in photography. -
Figure Studies: Kaitlyn Danielson: The Body as a Trace
© Kaitlyn Danielson, Untitled (Breath) 1
This week in Lenscratch, we look at the work of seven artists, exploring the many iterations of the body in photography. -
Figure Studies: Zara Carpenter: The Body as Fragile
© Zara Carpenter
This week in Lenscratch, we look at the work of seven artists, exploring the many iterations of the body in photography. -
Figure Studies: Cathrine Alice Liberg: The Body as Temporal
© Cathrine Alice Liberg, Do Not Keep Photos of the Dead I
This week in Lenscratch, we look at the work of seven artists, exploring the many iterations of the body in photography. -
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. -
Spirit: Focus on Indigenous Art, Artists, and Issues: Shelby Lisk
©Shelby Lisk, Time Spent Breathing with Water, 2019
Shelby Lisk wrote about and created Time Spent Breathing Under Water during an artist residency on Toronto Island. -
David Ondrik: Other Emphatic Caprices
©David Ondrik, Psychic Warfare, 2021, unique gelatin silver prints, photogram, chemigram, contact print, 28” x 30”
Making work that sums up the last 18 months is a complex task. -
Alida Fish: The States Project: Delaware
©Alida Fish, Woman in Shadow, 2017
I’ve long admired Alida Fish’s prolific and sensitive reinvention of the photograph as both a subject and an object.
- Home
- Explore
- Features
- In Focus: The MFA Review
- Educator of the Month
- The Female Gaze
- Publisher’s Spotlight
- Exhibitions
- Photographers on Photographers
- Lenscratch Student Prize Winners
- Lenscratch Art and Science Winners
- Book Talk with Caleb Cain Marcus
- Beyond the Photograph
- On Collaboration
- Mixtapes
- Content Aware
- Articles
- Interviews
- Resources
- Submit
- Shop
- Home
- Explore
- Features
- In Focus: The MFA Review
- Educator of the Month
- The Female Gaze
- Publisher’s Spotlight
- Exhibitions
- Photographers on Photographers
- Lenscratch Student Prize Winners
- Lenscratch Art and Science Winners
- Book Talk with Caleb Cain Marcus
- Beyond the Photograph
- On Collaboration
- Mixtapes
- Content Aware
- Articles
- Interviews
- Resources
- Submit
- Shop












