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Marie-Jose Durquet: Almost Gone
I recently reviewed portfolios of photographic educators at the SPE National Conference in San Francisco. This week I am featuring some of the terrific work I got a chance to see….
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Kirsten Hoving: Night Wanderers
I recently reviewed portfolios of photographic educators at the SPE National Conference in San Francisco. This week I am featuring some of the terrific work I got a chance to see….
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Nadine Boughton: True Adventures in Better Homes
The Annenberg Center for Photography’s IRIS Nights will be featuring a lecture with Nadine Boughton on Thursday evening, April 19th in Los Angeles.
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Child’s Play at the Panopticon Gallery
I am thrilled to be part of a new exhibition, Child’s Play, starting April 12th (with the opening on APril 19th) at the Panopticon Gallery in Boston.
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Patricia Piccinini
What is it about Australians that make them a bit….
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Anna Schuleit: Bloom
This isn’t new work, in fact this installation was created in 2003, but I just discovered it and thought I’d share this remarkable achievement.
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Do Process: Caitlyn Soldan
This week I am featuring artists exhibiting in Verve Gallery’s Do Process exhibition, showcasing eight unique approaches to the photographic process.
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Do Process: Jennifer F. Schlesinger
This week I am featuring artists exhibiting in Verve Gallery’s Do Process exhibition, showcasing eight unique approaches to the photographic process.
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The Smithson Ten
Last summer, gallerist Jennifer Schwartz had an idea to challenge the traditional gallery model, and the result of her brainstorming was The Ten.
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Vojtech V. Slama
Tonight, a not-to-be-missed exhibition opens at the Klompching Gallery in Brooklyn, showcasing two wonderful talents, the amazing Ken Rosenthal, and brilliant Vojtech V. Slama.
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Karen Divine: Shooting the Nude
I don’t own an iPhone…yet, so I was excited to juror the recent call for entry by the Kiernan Gallery, iSpy: Camera Phone Photography to see how photographers are approaching th
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Thomas Jackson
Sometimes there is a WOW factor when looking at photographs, and Thomas Jackson’s work has it in spades.
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