Fine Art Photography Daily

Constructed Realities

  • Nicholas Kahn & Richard Selesnick: 100 Views of the Drowning World by November 2nd, 2017

    © ©Kahn & Selesnick, “Tsunami,” Archival Pigment Print, from 100 Views of the Drowning World
    Candela Gallery and Books in Richmond, Virginia is gearing up for a celebration

  • Heidi Clapp-Temple: Until Then is Now by July 7th, 2017

    ©Heidi Clapp-Temple, Out to Pasture
     Heidi Clapp-Temple has created a new visual language, constructed worlds that speak to issues and concerns using light, shadow, and color to tell her s

  • Astrid Reischwitz: Stories from the Kitchen Table by May 31st, 2017

    ©Astrid Reischwitz, Prickly
    Astrid Reischwitz brought a well-crafted and conceptualized project on family, tradition, and memory to Photolucida.

  • Sandra Klein: Noisy Brain by May 18th, 2017

    ©Sandra Klein, Life is a Rain Moth Sewn Archival Pigment Print
    I’m always amazed at how an artist will turn life into art, and even more so when they use their own reflections as a wa

  • Matt Henry: Lone Stars by April 13th, 2017

    ©Matt Henry, Campfire Breakfast (2016)
    Matt Henry is a photographic storyteller, using staged tableaux to create visual novelas that speak to history, race, archetypes, and place.

  • Anne-Laure Autin: Locked-In by April 5th, 2017

    ©Anne-Laure Autin, Captive
    There are many reasons why we are compelled to make work–curiosity, the need to bring voice to an issue, and in the case of Anne-Laure Autin, the examinatio

  • Carol Erb: Dominion by March 24th, 2017

    ©Carol Erb, Way Home
    Artist Carol Erb sees the world a little differently, a world with the potential to be transformed.

  • Caleb Cole: To Be Seen by March 20th, 2017

    ©Caleb Cole, Trace (blue bedroom), 24 x 30
    Artist Caleb Cole has recently opened the exhibition, To Be Seen, at the Kayafas Gallery in Boston, running through April 8th, 2017.

  • Jane Fulton Alt: Fire and Water by March 9th, 2017

    ©Jane Fulton Alt
    Jane Fulton Alt is the perfect photographer to follow our post on the Women’s March yesterday and to continue our celebration of women in photography this week.

  • Sandrine Hermand-Grisel: Sea Sketches by January 24th, 2017

    ©Sandrine Hermand-Grisel
    My grandfather lived on the east coast of Florida for most of my life. We’d visit him there, the rough Atlantic pounding up against the steep beach.

  • Jennifer Shaw: The Flood Story by January 20th, 2017

    ©Jennifer Shaw, from Flood State
    Jennifer Shaw has been a long time photographic storyteller, and for the most part, those stories are born from her own experiences as a mother, a resident

  • Marina Font: Mental Maps by January 17th, 2017

    ©Marina Font, from Mental Maps
    “The central axis of these very intuitive and visceral works is the approach to the female body perceived mainly through three planes: the biological, the p

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