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Christopher Russell: The Explorers
©Christopher Russell Mountain XXVIII 2017 Pigment print scratched with a razor 24 x 32 inches (60.96 x 81.28 cm) / Two panels, each measuring 24 x 16 inches (60.96 x 40.
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Carey W. Roberson: The States Project: Arkansas
©Carey W. Roberson, A failed lesson in gentleness. 42 inches x 27 inches Oil paint and archival ink jet on paper mounted on wood, 2009
For Day Two, I have selected Carey Roberson. -
Lauren Semivan: Door Into the Dark
©Lauren Semivan, Anchor, 2015, 40 x 50
“The elaborate, illusionistic constructions I compose in front of the camera last only until they are photographed, after which they are either dis
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Priya Kambli: Buttons for Eyes
©Priya Kambli, Mouths (Breaux’s Studio), 2017
Most immigrants exist in two worlds, the world of memories and visual connections of their growing up and the new realities of living in -
Sylvain Granjon: Genetically Modified Magic
©Sylvain Granjon, 2017, Photography Genetically Modified
“I was in the circus … until the accident”.
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John Singletary: Anahata
©John Singletary, The Dance of Hades, 3’x5’ OLED Installation/Pigment Print
Artist John Singletary has created an immersive body of work that speaks to possibilities of photographic st -
Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber: Empire
©Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber, Arch
I have always been a fan of all things miniature, tiny worlds created to delight the inner child. -
Matthew Finely: This Too Shall Pass
©Matthew Finley, Untitled #4 One Ambrotype, One Tintype
Artist Matthew Finley’s new project, This Too Shall Pass, combines historic processes into exquisite layered diorama-like boxes -
Melanie Walker: The States Project: Colorado
©Melanie Walker, Bedtime Story
It is fitting to start a feature of Colorado artists with Melanie Walker. -
Susan Goldstein: Bending Time
©Susan Goldstein, Aunt Carrie
Susan Goldstein has a strong connection to the West. -
Vanessa Woods: Somewhere Between Here and There
©Vanessa Woods, Apogee
Over and over, the works in Somewhere Between Here and There invoke not only the borderlands of dreams but the shadow world inhabited by those we mourn. -
Ken Weingart interviews Roger Ballen
©Roger Ballen, Upseedaisy 2008
Today, we are sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart conducted with photographer Roger Ballen.
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