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Arden Surdam: Hold Your Breath
©Arden Surdam
I first was introduced to Arden Surdam’s photographs at Paris Photo Los Angeles last year. -
Randi Ganulin: Inanna
©Randi Ganulin, Constellation: An Origin Myth, 2015; 20×30 and 12×18”
I met Randi Ganulin at the Medium Festival of Photography last year and have been wanting to share her uniq -
Asia Kepka and Lynn Dowling: HORACE AND AGNES: A Love Story
If you’ve ever had the good fortune to meet photographer Asia Kepka, you know what I’m talking about when I say that she is a unique life force, filled with humor, color, and 
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Fran Forman: Halsnoy Kloster
©Fran Forman, A White House in Fog
When I heard that my friend and photographic artist Fran Forman was enjoying an artist residency in Norway, I was intrigued and excited for her (and admit -
Craig Becker: Scratch
©Craig Becker
I thought Halloween might be an apt day to feature the work of photographer/artist Craig Becker. -
Marc Yankus: The Secret Lives of Buildings
©Marc Yankus, Flatiron Building
ClampArt opens it’s shiny new doors in its brand new location (247 West 29th Street, Ground Floor, New York City) to the exhibition, Marc Yankus: The S -
Peter B Leighton: Live Snakes
©Peter B Leighton, Live Snakes
Peter Brown Leighton is sort of a cross between a comedian and a magician, creating single image novelas that are at once off-kilter and humorous, allowing fo -
Priya Kambli: Color Falls Down
©Priya Kambli
I’ve been a long time fan of the work of Priya Kambli. -
Rocky Schenck: The Recurring Dream
If these pictures by Rocky Schenck are “about” anything, it is mood, atmosphere, and the art of seeing. They demonstrate that mystery is at the heart of existence.
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In Conversation: The Photographs of Alice Austen and Christine Osinski
©Alice Austen, [Grandfather trimming Dutchman’s Pipe], May 4, 1891, Courtesy of Alice Austen House.
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Susan Burnstine: Absence of Being
©Susan Burnstine, Absence of Being cover
I’m not exactly sure of the year, but in the early 2000’s I took a Keith Carter workshop at the Los Angeles Center of Photography and me -
Body of Research at Sloan Projects
©Rose-Lynn Fisher, After the Sun Came the Tears, 2013 – 2015 From the series, Topography of Tears /Courtesy of Sloan Projects
Sloan Projects in Santa Monica, CA opens a new exhibition
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