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Fatemeh Behboudi: Finalist in the 2019 Aftermath Grant
©Fatemeh Behoudi, The image of Iranian martyr who were killed in the iran and Iraq war beside the arvand river .
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Glenna Gordon: Winner of the 2019 Aftermath Grant
©Glenna Gordon, “A Wife With a Purpose,” the online super star Ayla Stewart, poses for a portrait at a public park in Tennessee on August 23, 2017 along with her six children.
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Betsy Karel: America’s Stage
Betsy Karel, Times Square
There is a bowtie-shaped intersection in New York city that draws tourists by the hundreds of thousands, particularly Monday night in anticipation of the infamous b -
Andrea D’Amico: Bay Window
©Andrea D’Amico
The monotony of the workday commute is easily forgettable. -
Boglárka Éva Zellei: Furnishing the Sacred
©Boglárka Éva Zellei, from Furnishing the Sacred
With Christmas on the horizon, it’s a time to consider Christian rituals or religion in general, especially when shopping for Santa. -
Jack Carnell: True Places
©Jack Carnell
‘Jack Carnell’s images in True Places are so intimate, so intensely expressive and emotional, that a viewer might fail to notice the absence of people.
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Susannah Ray: Down For the Day
©Susannah Ray, Prints
Susannah Ray has a legacy of considering New York communities and their relationship to water. I’ve shown her project, Right Coast, in my classes for years. -
Rory Doyle: Delta Hill Riders
©Rory Doyle, A cowboy named James poses for a portrait in Bolivar County, Mississippi.
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Paris Visone: For Real
©Paris Visone
I first wrote about Paris Visone’s compelling photographs in 2010, in particular, work from her series, Gender Roles and Appearance. -
Fran Antmann: Maya Healers – A Thousand Dreams
Lidia Santizo Gonzalez on the shores of Lake Atitlán. ©Fran Antmann
Maya Healers: A Thousand Dreams explores the ancient healing practices of the Maya people of Guatemala. -
VOTE.
©Michael Mergen, Precinct 10, Saugus, MA, 2009, from VOTE
No matter where you live, Vote.
©Michael Mergen, Precinct 9, Shelby Township, MI, 2010, from VOTE
In order to create change, Vote. -
Honey Lazar: Seen+Heard
In an era where we exist on the knife edge of outrage and change, artists are creating work that speaks to issues that have previously been kept quiet, shining lights into our dark regions o
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