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Brienna Kane: Stories You Keep Telling Me
©Brienna Kane, jam photo 02, Stories You Keep Telling Me
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory. -
Kaitlyn Jo Smith: Super8 (1967-87, 2017), 2017
©Kaitlyn Jo Smith, Super8 (1967-87, 2017)
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory. -
Epiphany Couch: The History of Forgetting
©Epiphany Couch, Ancestral Memory, 2023*
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory.
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Katie Prock: Yesterday We Were Girls
©Katie Prock, Yesterday We Were Girls
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory. -
lydia see: Let no one say we were not here
©lydia see, Let no one say we were not here, donated images
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory. Today, we’ll be looking at work by lydia see. -
Amor y Pérdida en el Cosmos: En Conversación con Valeria Sestua
© Valeria Sestua, Un Montículo de Pequeños Cristales, 2024. Cortesía de la artista.
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Mexican Week: Cannon Bernáldez
© Cannon Bernáldez, El orden normal de las cosas, courtesy the Artist and Patricia Conde Galería
Cannon Bernáldez is acutely aware and outspoken of the ways in which sectors of Mexican s -
Emily Wiethorn: Erma Jean
©Emily Wiethorn, Erma Jean
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by place. Today, we’ll be looking at Emily Wiethorn’s series Erma Jean. -
Binh Danh: The Enigma of Belonging
© Binh Danh
Binh Danh is an American artist whose work focuses on themes of war, immigration, memory and belonging. -
Dawn Surratt: The Rock In The Storm
©Dawn Surratt, Installation for The Rock in the Storm
Back in March, I attended Dawn Surratt’s exhibition The Rock in the Storm at UNC Greensboro’s Gatewood Gallery.
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Photography Into Sculpture: Abigail Reynolds
©Abigail Reynolds, Tol, 2016, Installed Ledger Lines, Kestle Barton, Courtesy Kestle Barton and the artist.
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Photography Into Sculpture: Osang Gwon
©GWON Osang and Arario Gallery, Reclining Figure 4, 2022, C-print, mixed media, 142 x 83 x 89(h) cm
Osang Gwon born in Korea in 1974 received his BFA and MFA in sculpture from Hongik Unive
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