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Zora Murff: 2015 Lenscratch Student Prize Honorable Mention
Omnilink Electronic Monitoring Unit © Zora Murff
Having worked in the juvenile rehabilitation system, Zora J Murff brings a personal connection and background knowledge into his work. -
Ke Peng: 2015 LENSCRATCH Student Prize Honorable Mention
© Ke Peng
Ke Peng‘s photographs of China diverge from the expected explorations of other countries. -
Aaron Canipe: 2015 Lenscratch Student Prize 2nd Place Winner
©Aaron Camipe, from the series Plateau
There’s something about the South that creates a legacy of storytellers. -
Erica Martin: Black Rock City
©Erica Martin, Temple Visitors
Photographer Erica Martin has long been exploring identity and behavior in her projects, and what better place to examine behavior and human nature in the tem -
Ken Weingart interviews Arne Svenson
©Arne Svenson
Some years ago, I stood in the Western Project Gallery in Los Angeles surrounded by large haunting images of faces. -
Mary Beth Meehan: Seen/Unseen
©Mary Beth Meehan
This weekend during the Providence International Arts Festival, photographer Mary Beth Meehan brings large-scale portraiture to the city of Providence, Rhode Island. -
Dan Eckstein: Horn Please
I had the pleasure of meeting Dan Eckstein at the Photolucida Portfolio Reviews and was introduced to his terrific typologies of Indian trucks and drivers from his series, Horn Please.
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Gaia Squarci: Judith Malina and the Living Theatre
Judith Malina is photographed after a rehearsal of the Living Theatre company for the play “No Place to Hide” at Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center.
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Martin Cox: Landed
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Martin Cox has documented a home in transition for his project, Landed. -
Terri Gold: Niger
©Terri Gold
I’ve enjoyed Terri Gold’s unique global imagery over the years and was so happy to have a chance to meet her and see her work in person at Photolucida. -
Malcolm Lightner: Mile O’ Mud
Malcolm Lightner has launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for a new book, Mile O’ Mud, to be published by Powerhouse Books in 2016.
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Robb Hill: HomeLands
©Robb Hill
Robb Hill is a documentary photographer specializing in long term projects that explore how people create community.
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