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Amy Gaskin: Marilyn Forever! Marilyn Monroe—A Symbol of Hope
©Amy Gaskin, Marilyn Forever! Front Cover of Book
It all began with the discovery of a cherry red lipstick print left behind on a crypt and a conversation with a stranger at Marilyn Monroe -
HANDMADE ARTIST BOOKS WEEK: Shahria Sharmin
© Shahria Sharmin, artist book “Call Me Heena”
Shahria Sharmin’s ‘Call me Heena’ is an exploration of the Hijra (third gender) community in Bangladesh through tender and emotional -
Hailey Sadler: Missing Home
© Hailey Sadler, “MISSING HOME.
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James Knudsen: Used Towels (and Souvenir Shops)
©James Knudsen, Pool Chairs, Waikiki, 2024
…even the pigeons seem tired
There is a particular complexity in photographing a place or culture that is not entirely your own, especially -
Eugenia Brodsky: Chrysanthemum
© Eugenia Brodsky, from the series Chrysanthemum, 2025
Before the white chrysanthemum
the scissors hesitate a moment
— Yosa Buson
This poem touched me with a simple truth: even death pa -
Photography Educator: Natasha Lehner
©Natasha Lehner, From the project Blend Line
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Maxime Riché: Paradise
©Maxime Riché, Paradise Book Cover, Courtesy of André Frère Editions©Maxime Riché, Paradise Book Cover, Courtesy of André Frère Editions
After living through the devastating Palisade -
Motherhood: Corinne May Botz: Milk Factory
© Corinne May Botz / Saint Lucy Books, Milk Factory Cover, © Steven Paneccasio / Creative Direction Luminosity Lab
For photographer and filmmaker Corinne May Botz, the experience of space -
Motherhood: Kerry Payne Stailey: The Children (I Never Had)
©Kerry Payyne Stailey, from The Children I Never Had
Kerry Payne Stailey has created a powerful and deeply felt project about the struggle to conceive a child. -
Vital Impacts: Carlos Folgoso Sueiro: Beyond the Lake
© Carlos Folgoso Sueiro, Sabela, a young Galician girl, plays in the forests of Palas de Rey, hugging a tree—a gesture that embodies the deep communion of the Galician people with their n
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Vital Impacts: Clea T. Rekhou: Beyond the Steppe
©Cléa T. Rekhou, Aïcha sitting at her home, she has now settled in a farm but remembers the time of transhumance through the steppe. January 1, 2025.
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Vital Impacts: Whitney Snow: The Women’s Grass
©Whitney Snow, A young Blackfeet girl smells freshly harvested sweetgrass, connecting with a plant now under threat from drought and overgrazing in Blackfeet Nation, United States of Americ
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