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Twin Visions: Joel-Peter Witkin and Jerome Witkin
@JOEL-PETER WITKINFACE OF A WOMAN, 2004Gelatin Silver PrintAll images are Courtesy of Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, Los Angeles
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Marc Yankus: The Space Between
Opening April 3rd, the wonderful Marc Yankus will open a new exhibition, The Space Between, at the Clamp Gallery in New York, running through May 17th.
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From the Wondereur Series: Sara Angelucci: Aviary
Aviary (Barn Owl/endangered), 2013
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Bear Kirkpatrick: Wallportraits
Bear Kirkpatrick‘s name and photographs continue to make a mark in the photographic zeitgist.
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Robert Hirsch: Transformational Imagemaking
We constantly tend to misuse or misunderstand the term reality in relation to photographs. The photograph itself is the only thing that is real.
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The Heidi Kirkpatrick Interview
Angela Rooden Cooper Howard ©Heidi Kirkpatrickangela rooden is my grandmother (she died when I was 7 weeks old ) they said she was waiting for me to get here
If you’ve ever been to a -
DeAnn Desilets: Landscape Through The Looking Glass
Photographer DeAnn Desilets has long been intrigued by scale, perception, and the natural world.
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Francisco Diaz: International Collaboration
The Wolf + the Bird — © Francisco Diaz and Deb Young
Photographer Francisco Diaz had a lightbulb moment when he decided to use our unique time of on-line connectedness to collaborate -
Jacinda Russell: Obsessions
The subject of obsessive collecting is an interesting one to examine right after the experience of holiday gift giving, where one often ends up with more of more to add to an already full l
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Suzanne Heintz: Life Once Removed
When we were children, we were fed a generic and age old template for our futures: marriage, 2.5 children, and the white picket fence.
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Matthew Albanese: Strange Worlds
Box of Lightning ©Matthew Albanese
Box of Lightning, Detail ©Matthew Albanese
Box of Lightning, Detail ©Matthew Albanese
Box of Lightning, Detail ©Matthew Albanese
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Jim Kazanjian: Anomalies
The combination of imagination and technology , in the right hands, takes us to places that are at once other-worldly and familiar.
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