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Joli Livaudais: The States Project: Arkansas
©Joli Livaudais, Acts of Service
Lastly, on Day Five, I end my job as the Arkansas Lenscratch’s State Project Editor with Joli Livaudais. -
Carey W. Roberson: The States Project: Arkansas
©Carey W. Roberson, A failed lesson in gentleness. 42 inches x 27 inches Oil paint and archival ink jet on paper mounted on wood, 2009
For Day Two, I have selected Carey Roberson. -
Matthew Finely: This Too Shall Pass
©Matthew Finley, Untitled #4 One Ambrotype, One Tintype
Artist Matthew Finley’s new project, This Too Shall Pass, combines historic processes into exquisite layered diorama-like boxes -
Animalia Week: Underneath by Melinda Hurst Frye
© Melinda Hurst Frye
Through the photographic process, Melinda Hurst Frye highlights the subtle world that lives and thrives under our feet. -
Animalia Week: Imagining Fauna by Mary Frey
Mona Monkey Skeleton © Mary Frey
Artist, Mary Frey uses old photographic techniques as metaphor for aging taxidermy displays to explore natural history. -
Tara Cronin interviews Christa Blackwood
©Christa Blackwood, Great Sand Dunes, N.
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Vicki Reed: What We Leave Behind
©Vicki Reed, The Nest
A little over a year ago, I attended the Center Forward opening at the Center of Fine Art Photography in Colorado. -
Amy Jorgensen: The States Project: Utah
©Amy Jorgensen 1 Margaret Scott, Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue; Cyanotype on vintage handkerchief
Amy Jorgensen is an engaged Utah photographer-she’ -
Tobia Makover: Myself a Memory
©Tobia Makover, Hiraeth installation at Visual Art Exchange-Raleigh
One of the great pleasures of attending a variety of portfolio reviews over the years is having the opportunity to experi -
Victoria Will: Borne Back
Sam Shepard poses for a tintype (wet collodion) portrait at The Collective and Gibson Lounge Powered by CEG, during the 2014 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Josephine Sacabo: BARKING AT GOD – RETABLOS MUNDANOS/ Lux Perpetua
© 2017 Josephine Sacabo, Chaos Never Died
Christmas has come early in New Orleans, with the city’s favorite daughter opening a new exhibition, Barking at God – Retablos Mundanos, on -
Amy Friend: Assorted Boxes of Ordinary Life
©Amy Friend, Stargazers
Amy Friend has a long practice of using vernacular photographs as a way to create art.
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