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We have work to do by Aline SmithsonJune 8th, 2020

We have been quiet this past week as we deeply consider the profoundly devastating loss of so many Black lives – most recently George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and Ahmaud Arbery.
David Maisel: Proving Ground by Linda AlterwitzMay 28th, 2020

Proving Ground ©David Maisel

David Maisel’s monograph Proving Ground (published by Radius Books and co-published with Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art) investigates Dugway Proving Gro
Thesis Project: Tamrin Ingram by Brennan BookerMay 10th, 2020

© Tamrin Ingram, Before the Leaving Swallowed them up, 2019

There is a poignant quietness and solitude to Tamrin Ingram’s work.
Thesis Project: Paula Lycan by Brennan BookerMay 9th, 2020

© Paula Lycan, Elbo and Cedar, Grace in the Bath, 2019

What I love about looking at Paula Lycan‘s work is its ability to travel through time.
Thesis Project: Antonia Stoyanovich and Cassandra Klos by Kellye EisworthMay 8th, 2020

©Antonia Stoyanovich, Her Own Rodeo, 2018

The American South and the American West occupy places of mythic proportions in our collective imagination.
Thesis Project: Hannah Altman by Brennan BookerMay 7th, 2020

©Hannah Altman, Shabbos Candles, 2018.

Hannah Altman’s work brings to mind collective identity and the intricate bonds we share within our chosen community.
Thesis Project: Phillipa Klaiber by Kellye EisworthMay 6th, 2020

©Phillipa Klaiber, Untitled #8 from the series Vorest, 2020

In my mind, the place described in Phillipa Klaiber‘s Vorest hovers somewhere between the realms of truth and fantasy.
Thesis Project: Leah Schretenthaler by Brennan BookerMay 5th, 2020

© Leah Schretenthaler, Diamond Head from Kapiolani Park, 2020, Laser Etched Silver Gelatin Print

When looking at Leah Schretenthaler‘s work, what excited me the most was it’s
Thesis Project: Hugo Teixeira and Brandon Ng by Kellye EisworthMay 4th, 2020

©Hugo Teixeira, Chaparral A, April 2020

Anyone who’s done it will probably tell you that getting through graduate school is a challenge.
FotoFest Reviews 2020 by Aline SmithsonApril 25th, 2020

©Aline Smithson, Curator Lisa Volpe readies herself at the FotoFest Reviews

It hardly seems possible that in early March over a thousand photographers descended on Houston for two signifi
The Next Generation: Egypt Robinson: The Art World As I Know It by Egypt RobinsonApril 12th, 2020

©Egypt Robinson

I am always interested in the opinions and perspective of the next generation of photographers. Today we feature an essay written by Egypt Robinson.
Gloria Baker Feinstein and Abbie Brandao: The Next Generation by Aline SmithsonApril 3rd, 2020

Gloria Baker Feinstein almost three years old

Photographer Gloria Baker Feinstein considers the impact of her life-long photographic focus on her daughter, Abbie Brandao, who is now, also

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