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Ginevra Shay: The States Project: Maryland by Jay GouldMarch 31st, 2017

©Ginevra Shay

I feel like I’ve met a lot of the Baltimore art community while milling around at the train station, on either end of the Penn Line from Baltimore to Washington DC.

Tommy Bruce: The States Project: Maryland by Jay GouldMarch 30th, 2017

©Tommy Bruce, Nunavut Tuktu the caribou, Baltimore, MD 2016

Tommy Bruce was one of the members of my unofficial Baltimore “welcoming party.

Kei Ito: The States Project: Maryland by Jay GouldMarch 29th, 2017

©Kei Ito from Sungazing

When I was first picking artists for Maryland, I thought I could narrow the enormous list of talent by choosing only names that rhyme with my own, but I only made

Matthew Moore: The States Project: Maryland by Jay GouldMarch 28th, 2017

©Matthew Moore

Back in September, a circle of photographers organically formed after an artist presentation and began enthusiastically chatting about in-progress work.

Jay Gould: The States Project: Maryland by Grant GillMarch 27th, 2017

©Jay Gould from Uncertain Passages

I have wondered for awhile if Jay Gould’s way of seeing is a result of evolution or perhaps even a biochemical imbalance.

Content-Aware: Marissa Iamartino by Grant GillMarch 19th, 2017

©Marissa Iamartino

Marissa Iamartino (b.1994) is a New England-based artist.

Megumi Shauna Arai: The States Project: Washington by Jon FeinsteinMarch 18th, 2017

©Megumi Shauna Arai

Megumi Shauna Arai was one of seven artists who participated in RIFFS, a collaborative artist residency I facilitated at Seattle’s Photographic Center North West las

Serrah Russell: The States Project: Washington by Jon FeinsteinMarch 17th, 2017

©Serrah Russell, She cried for stars she had never seen.

Serrah Russell was one of the first artists I met when I moved to Seattle from NYC a few years ago.

John Keatley: The States Project: Washington by Jon FeinsteinMarch 16th, 2017

©John Keatley

As diverse as I like to say my tastes are, I tend to gravitate more towards “art photography” than commercially-driven work.

Alan Hunter: The States Project: Washington by Jon FeinsteinMarch 15th, 2017

©Alan Hunter

I still haven’t met Alan Hunter in person, but I’ve been drawn to his work and our shared love of heavy metal since I moved to Seattle.

Rodrigo Valenzuela: The States Project: Washington by Jon FeinsteinMarch 14th, 2017

I recently came across Rodrigo Valenzuela’s work when he was featured in Latitude 47, an annual publication produced by Seattle’s Photographic Center Northwest.