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Student Prize 2025: Top 25 to Watch
Every year, the Lenscratch Student Prize gives us an opportunity to celebrate and support the next generation of photographic artists.
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The Constructed Image Exhibition
© Kevin Kunstadt, “All (my) eyes on me,” @toomanyphotosintheworld
There are days in which everything is tinted with a shade of artifice: our routines in society, our public per -
Vanessa Woods: Recast
Bloom, 2025. ©Vanessa Woods
Psychic and physical edginess permeates Vanessa Woods’ arresting work, Recast, on view at Filter Photo Chicago. -
Morgan Barrie: Myth of the Flat World
©Morgan Barrie, Captivity I
As an art history nerd, Morgan Barrie’s Captivity images from Myth of the Flat World have been stuck in my mind since I saw them. -
In Conversation with Marcie Scudder
Marcie Schudder in the installation of My Mother’s Garden
When my mother died, I was left with her house and her garden. -
Matthew Cronin: Dwelling
©Matthew Cronin, “Dwelling #3,” 2018
When I first saw Matthew Cronin’s series Dwelling, I felt a kinship. -
Kelda Van Patten: If I Had a Flower for Every Time I Think of You
©Kelda Van Patten, “Garden Magic,” 2023, archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Baryta Satin, 27.75” x 24.
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Photography Educator: Aimée Beaubien
©Aimée Beaubien Through-the-Hothouse, 2024 Installation View, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL
Photography Educator is a monthly series on Lenscratch. -
Tom Crawford: Overlooked
©Thomas Crawford, One Dozen
This past December, I had the great pleasure of meeting Thomas Crawford and his work at the PhotoNOLA Portfolio Reviews, and then sharing wallspace with him in -
Interview with Dylan Hausthor: What the Rain Might Bring
© Dylan Hausthor
“I was recently visiting my hometown and stopped to fill up my car with gas. -
Bootsy Holler: Contaminated
©Bootsy Holler, Wanda – Radiation Poisoning, 2021-2022 6 x 7 x 2 inches Sculpture includes pigment prints and mat board Sits on a shelf
Wanda is a friend of the family. -
Interview with Tabitha Barnard and Jake Benzinger: “Dead Trees Speak to Me” and Independent Photo Book Publishing
© Tabitha Barnard
“Dead Trees Speak to Me” is a culmination of photographs spanning ten years. Tabitha Barnard was raised oldest of four sisters in a close-knit Maine family.
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