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Thomas Michael Alleman: The Unwinding
©Thomas Michael Alleman, from “The Unwinding”
Thomas Alleman has created a number of significant projects about what’s outside the front door–his focus on the ubiquitous Am -
Nate Larson & Marni Shindelman: GEOLOCATION: TRIBUTES TO THE DATA STREAM
Book Cover for GEOLOCATION: TRIBUTES TO THE DATA STREAM by Nate Larson & Marni Shindelman
One of my favorite projects about technology is Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman’s explora -
Norm Diamond: What is Left Behind
©Norm Diamond, Man of the House
I think it’s interesting that Norm Diamond comes to photography after a career in radiology, a profession that is all about investigative seeing. -
Tom M. Johnson interviews Matthew Mahon
©Matthew Mahon, Domino | 10:15 pm | Age 24 | 4 hours
by Tom M. -
Alphabet: Debbie Fleming Caffery
© Debbie Fleming Caffery
Debbie Fleming Caffery is internationally renowned for her work in documentary photography and as a photography teacher. -
Kyle Seis: Abstract Truths
Searching the Sky (1) ©Kyle Seis
Back in mid-October Inova (Institute of Visual Arts) hosted the twelfth annual Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Mary L. -
Anja Bruehling: Brick Workers
©Anja Bruehling, from Brick Workers
I met Anja Bruehling at the Filter Photo Festival in Chicago, where she shared her powerful project, Brick Workers, captured in Varanasi, India. -
Matjaz Krivic: Urbanistan
©Matjaz Krivic
Matjaz Krivic’s project, Urbanistan, is a global melange of moments, often the in-between times of contemplation, reflection, or simply, rest. -
Marieke van der Velden: Das-Paradies
©Marieke van der Velden
Dutch documentary photographer Marieke van der Velden and Dutch journalist Saskia Adriaens have a new project, Das-Paradies, that explores the phenomenon of Middle -
Caroline Tompkins: Rider
© Caroline Tompkins
Caroline Tompkins embarks on the American road in her new body of work Rider. -
Sarah Christianson: When the Landscape is Quiet Again: North Dakota’s Oil Boom
©Sarah Christianson, Flaring near the Blue Buttes, January 2015, from the series “When the Landscape is Quiet Again: North Dakota’s Oil Boom”
Photographer Sarah Christians -
Sarah Hoskins: The Homeplace
©Sarah Hoskins
The Archive of Documentary Arts recently announced its acquisition of 250 silver gelatin prints by photographer Sarah Hoskins, from her series The Homeplace.
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