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Cédric Zuwala: Being and Dust: Dialogue of Matter
©Cédric Zuwala, from Being and Dust: Dialogue of Matter
This week in celebration of 2/22/22, we are looking at artists who work in pairs and/or diptychs. -
Gail Samuelson: Passing Through (2019…)
©Gail Samuelson, Autum Water
I had the good fortune to be an early observer of an initial presentation of Gail Samuelson’s “Passing Through” project in a workshop in Maine, an appropr -
John Bernhard: Diptych
©John Bernhard, from Diptych
When someone hears the name John Bernhard, it’s likely they will think of his surrealist nude images. -
Debe Arlook: Foreseeable Cache
©Debe Arlook from Foreseeable Cache
Debe Arlook’s surreal and complex images transcend traditional landscape photography by combining multiple in-camera exposures and a dynamic color pale -
PROOF: On Screen: A Conversation with Matthew Kamholtz
©Matthew Kamholtz, Kenosha, WI, 2020, On Screen, p. 43
This week we are considering projects that all provide a form of proof. Each artist considers the idea from a different perspective. -
PROOF: Frances Bukovsky: Pathology
©Frances Bukovsky, from Pathology
Chronically ill and disabled individuals are often asked to take on a burden of proof, whether to gain access to accommodations, treatments through insuran -
PROOF: Heléna Dupre Thompson: Bridge City Diary
©Heléna Dupre Thompson, from Bridge City Diary
This week we are considering projects that all provide a form of proof. -
PROOF: Anderson Clark: Ostentatio Vulnerum: Display of Wounds
Chosen by Nate, an image of a life-sized terracotta relief, “Christ Showing His Wound,” c.
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PROOF: Sheri Lynn Behr: And You Were There, Too
©Sheri Lynn Behr, Brooklyn-DUMBO, December 6, 2018, 7:12 PM
This week we are considering projects that all provide a form of proof. -
Ingrid Weyland: Topographies of Fragility
©Ingrid Weyland
For the next two weeks, we are looking back at some of our favorite posts of 2022. Today, we revisit the series Topographies of Fragility by Ingrid Weyland. -
Ashima Yadava: The Front Yard
©Ashima Yadava, Hamida Banu and her husband Dr. Anil Chopra are both retired seniors with compromised immunity.
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Focus on Ecuadorian Photographers: Brenda Vega
©Brenda Vega
This week we are featuring the work of Ecuadorian Photographers. Ecuador straddles part of the Andes Mountains and occupies part of the Amazon basin.
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