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ART + SCIENCE: Women and Earth: Dawn Watson
©Dawn Watson, Blue Moon, January 22, 2016, The Curragh, Co. Kildare, Ireland “Once in a blue moon”…a second full moon in a month, lonely hearts, manic episodes, myth or phenomenon.
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ART + SCIENCE: Women and Earth: Abbey Hepner
©Abbey Hepner, Waste Isolation Pilot Plant 1, Carlsbad, New Mexico, Amount of waste emplaced to date: 24,035,165 Gallons 2014, 9”x13”, Uranotype (Uranium Print
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The Amy Holmes George Mixtape
The fabulous Amy Holmes George ©Amanda Grieser
I’ve been a member of the Texas Photographic Society for about a dozen years–they have supported my journey with exhibition opport -
Marion Belanger: Rift | Fault
Rift / Fault Book cover, 2016
When I made the decision to move to California, my dearest friends and family (in addition to their sincere well wishes) provided me with many versions of the s -
The Anne Kelly Mixtape
Portrait of Anne Kelly by ©David Hymes
I’m so excited to feature the amazing Anne Kelly in our Mixtape series. -
Matthew Genitempo: Jasper
©Matthew Genitempo
Matthew Genitempo is a photographer based out of Marfa, Texas. He recently graduated from University of Hartford’s Limited-Residency MFA in Photography. -
2017 in the Rear View Mirror
©David Reinfeld, 2017 Protest New York City, New York City, NY
The wild ride of 2017 has been a year like none other. -
The Lenscratch 2017 Favorite Things
©Aline Smithson, Saving this for my granddaughter, Los Angeles, CA
2017 started off with the panic of an administration change and the profound experience of attending the Women’s Mar -
Laura Shill: The States Project: Colorado
©Laura Shill
Laura Shill fabricates immersive worlds, from installations that engulf the viewer in tactile soft sculptures to images where the environment consumes the figure. -
Abbey Hepner: The States Project: Colorado
©Abbey Hepner, Caretaker Robots
Uranium, robots, and nuclear mascots form unlikely companions in the mind and work of artist Abbey Hepner. -
Teri Fullerton: The States Project: Colorado
©Teri Fullerton, After War
The first time I saw Teri Fullerton present her work, she handed out multiple self-published books to the audience to browse through while she scrolled through im
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