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J. Lester Feder: The Queer Face of War
J. Lester Feder, Olha Polyakova, 2025. Courtesy of Outright International.
Journalist J. Lester Feder has spent more than a decade documenting the lives of LGBTQ+ folks in conflict zones. -
L. Kasimu Harris: New Photography 2025: Lines of Belonging at MOMA
©L. Kasimu Harris, Inside Black Bars for the Zulu second-line
“Love is the key that takes cultures from oppression to joy. -
Kiana Hayeri: No Woman’s Land
© Kiana Hayeri for Fondation Carmignac, Cover for No Woman’s Land
I first became aware of Kiana Hayeri’s work in 2020 when the New York Times Magazine featured her photographs of wo -
Review Santa Fe: Leslee Broersma: Tracing Academia
©Leslee Broersma, Senaatszaal, Universiteit Utrecht, Nederland Senate Hall, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands – Founded 1636
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s R -
Review Santa Fe: Ilana Grollman: Just Know That I Love You
©Ilana Grollman, Your Sweater on the Bed, 2024
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Review Santa Fe: Julia Cluett: Dead Reckoning
©Julia Cluett, December 6
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Review Santa Fe: Barron Bixler: And Hell Followed
©Barron Bixler, Lachman Lane, Pacific Palisades, July 2025
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Review Santa Fe: Elizabeth Z. Pineda: Sin Nombre en Esta Tierra Sagrada
©Elizabeth Z. Pineda, Al Partir, 2022
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Review Santa Fe: Lulu Hamilton: Even if Only Just For Right Now
©Lulu Hamilton, Zoë in the Green Room, 2025
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Review Santa Fe: Chandler Nelson Hubbard: They Greet Me With Goodbye
©Chandler Nelson Hubbard, Welcome
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Anastasia Tsayder: ARCADIA
© Anastasia Tsayder, from the series Arcadia
This week on LENSCRATCH guest editor Yana Nosenko brings together the work of four photographers tracing the post-Soviet condition. -
Ed Kashi: A Period in Time, 1977 – 2022
©´d Kashi, Cover of A Period in Time
“A single photograph may not change the world in one fell swoop, but it can change a person’s mind, which is where change begins.
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