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LOVE Week: Marta Zgierska & Mateusz Sarełło: Garden
©Marta Zgierska and Mateusz Sarełło, Cover of GARDEN
“My collages are an attempt to inscribe myself in the existing Mateusz’s photographs, which are traces of his bumpy love r -
Refracting Histories at the Museum of Contemporary Photography
Self-Portrait as Weston/as Charis Wilson, 1936/2020.
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Argus Paul Estabrook: Half Eye, Half I
©Argus Paul Estabrook, Student Protesters March
I met Argus Paul Estabrook through a mutual friend in my last year of undergrad at Virginia Intermont College back in 1997 or 1998. -
I LOVE L.A.: Amanda Lopez: Guadalupe
©Amanda Lopez, Mother and Child
One of the best parts about Los Angeles is that it’s a city rich with cultural diversity. -
Julie Hamel: The Known Unknown
“KU06” © Julie Hamel
Unprecedented levels of interconnection have brought upon us the genesis of new solitudes. -
Jessica Burko: Fractured & Found
©Jessica Burko, Fractured & Found installation, 2022, image transfers with encaustic and found drawers, Beacon Street Gallery, the Brookline Arts Center
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Germany Week: ELENA HELFRECHT
©Elena Helfrecht, from Plexus
This week Lenscratch will turn its sights upon the artistic output of German photographers who present a broad array of the personal, social, historical, and p -
Contemporary Approaches in Historical Processes: Douglas Pierre Baulos
©Douglas Pierre Baulos, “Stars are holes” over dyed found linen, cyanotype, kasuri, indigo, salt, iris root dye, found cloth, thread.
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Contemporary Approaches in Historical Processes: Kasia Kalua Kryńska
©Kasia Kalua Kryńska, Beginning
How does modern alternative process differ from traditional uses of historical process? This week, all of the artists that we are featuring use historical p -
Contemporary Approaches in Historical Processes: Brian James Culbertson
©Brian Culbertson, Blurred Vision, Salt/Prescription Medication, 11”x14”
How does modern alternative process differ from traditional uses of historical process? This week, all of the ar -
Maria Mavropolou: Image Eaters
“Filtered dreaming” from Image Eaters (2021) © Maria Mavropolou “Filter bubble, a term that describes that the social media , search engine and other algorithms expose us
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Indigenous Photographers Week: Dakota Mace
©Dakota Mace, Náhookǫs Bikǫʼ I, 2022
Dakota Mace (Diné) is an interdisciplinary artist whose work focuses on translating the language of Diné history and beliefs.
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