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Clarissa Bonet: City Space and Stray Light
© Clarissa Bonet, from the series City Space / Images courtesy Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago.
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Ken Weingart interviews Gregory Crewdson
© Gregory Crewdson courtesy of the Gagosian Gallery
Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart, conducted with photographer Gregory Crewdson. -
Ken Weingart interviews Holly Andres
©Holly Andres, Afterlight: Belmont House, from the Fallen Fawn
Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart, conducted with photographer Holly Andres. -
Nadine Boughton: FORTUNE AND THE FEMININE
©Nadine Boughton, Executive Placesetting
Simply put, Nadine Boughton is a collage artist and photographer. -
Lori Pond: Bosch Redux
©Lori Pond, This image is a detail from Hieronymus Bosch’s painting, “The Last Judgment.
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Leigh Merrill: The States Project: Texas
©Leigh Merrill, This Place, 2015
Leigh Merrill makes photographs and composite images of vacant urban spaces with a keen eye for architecture, infrastructure and color. -
Liz Steketee: Reconstructing The Portrait
©Liz Steketee
Photographic artist Liz Steketee has recently opened a two-person exhibition, Reconstructing The Portrait: K.K. -
Hannah Schneider and Kate Stone: How We End.
The poignant and witty book, How We End., takes the reader into the private thoughts of an anonymous narrator.
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Amy Kanka Valadarsky: Misthaven
©Amy Kanka Valadarsky
As photographers, we often discover influences from our childhood and lives that rise to the surface and shape our work in some way. -
Lori Vrba: Portal
©Lori Vrba, Suspended Belief from Portal
Lori Vrba is one of those special artists where her art and life collide into powerful and mysterious photographs, rooted in the natural world and a -
Jim Kazanjian: Aberrations, Anomalies and Others
©Jim Kazanjian, Bungalow
Jim Kazanjian’s surreal photo collages appear to be the abandoned sets of a Mad Max movie or perhaps the homes that Burning Man participants might own, all cr -
CENTER AWARDS: Exhibitors Choice: Patrick Willocq
©Patrick Willocq, Walé Bontongu’s pond « Ensansa : Elìba éné ê ndé ngìná y’ôkonda, enu nsí bápóbôbólé lòkóto, nyama bápówêne itábo».
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