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  • Lori Vrba, Jennifer F. Schlesinger, and Francesca Bontempi by January 13th, 2011

    The DeSantos Gallery in Houston, Texas has created an interesting exhibition on Memory, featuring the work of Lori Vrba, Jennifer F. Schlesinger, and Francesca Bontempi.

  • Maurizio Anzeri by January 10th, 2011

    Maurizio Anzeri was born in Italy and now lives and works in London.

  • Abelardo Morell by December 10th, 2010

    Looking at exhibitions currently on view in New York…
    I’ve never met an Abelardo Morell image that I didn’t like and New Yorkers have a chance to see his work in a two conc

  • Julian Schnabel by November 7th, 2010

    It makes perfect sense that an artist who lives a big life would decide to use a big camera.

  • J R wins the TED Award by October 25th, 2010

    Last year I wrote about Parisian street artist J R on Lenscratch. If you missed the post, be sure to revisit it to understand the scope of this amazing work.

  • Erin Malone by October 16th, 2010

    San Francisco photograper Erin Malone, physically spends her days in the design world, working as an Interaction Design Consultant, but emotionally she is out in nature with her cameras.

  • Ellen Jantzen by October 13th, 2010

    The Texas Photographic Society recently announced the winners of the October 2010 Porfolio Competition.

  • Emma Powell by September 29th, 2010

    Emma Powell recently opened her MFA show at the George Eastman House in Rochester, New York that will run through Oct. 31, 2010.

  • Camden Hardy by September 22nd, 2010

    I first discovered Camden Hardy’s work when I joined The Postcard Collective, a group spearheaded by Mr. Hardy that shares images through the exchange of postcards.

  • Liz Steketee by September 21st, 2010

    This past Saturday, a new exhibition opened at the Stephen Cohen Gallery in Los Angeles.

  • Buzzy Sullivan by September 4th, 2010

    Buzzy Sullivan is at the beginning of his photography career, but he’s taped into the most crucial lesson that a photographer can learn: shoot what you know.

  • Blue Mitchell by September 3rd, 2010

    As we close in on a holiday that celebrates Labor, Blue Mitchell is the perfect photographer to showcase.

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