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Peter Happel Christian: The States Project: Minnesota
©Peter Happel Christian
Since we began The Lenscratch States Project in April we have featured nine states that all brought unique bodies work to the table.
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Content-Aware: Jonas Feige
©Jonas Feige
Jonas Feige is living and working in Berlin. He studied photography at Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie as a student of Ute Mahler.
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Content-Aware: Ryan Oskin
©Ryan Oskin
Ryan Oskin investigates domesticity and nature through photography, sculpture, and video. He is a current resident at Artha Project in Queens, N.Y.
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Content-Aware: Synchrodogs
©Synchrodogs
Supernatural project is a never ending self-exploration of two artists in the context of the unknown.
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Content-Aware: Andrew B. Myers
©Andrew B. Myers
Andrew B. Myers is a Canadian photographer who grew up in southwestern Ontario and currently lives in New York.
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Devin Lunsford: States Project: Alabama
©Devin Lunsford
Sadly, my week of guest curating has come to an end, but what a week it has been. To conclude, I’m pleased to share the work of Devin Lunsford.
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Dakota Sumpter: States Project: Alabama
©Dakota Sumpter
Today I am excited to share the work of Dakota Sumpter. Dakota is another artist that I came across during my time working as an editorial assistant for Aint-Bad Magazine.
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Jenny Fine: States Project: Alabama
©Jenny Fine, from The Saddest Day
Today it is my pleasure to share the work of Jenny Fine.
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Jerry Siegel: States Project: Alabama
©Jerry Siegel
Today, I am excited to share Jerry Siegel‘s images of the Black Belt region in Alabama.
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Jared Ragland: States Project: Alabama
©Jared Ragland, Untitled (After Walker Evans Movie theater on Saint Charles Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1935/6), 2015
Today, I am pleased to share the work of Jared Ragland.
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Zachary McCauley: States Project: Alabama
©Zachary McCauley, The End of Mountain Street and Toyota, 2015
I’m excited to start off my week as guest editor with the work of Zachary McCauley.
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Caitlin Peterson: States Project: Alabama
©Caitlin Peterson, Dismals Canyon
This week we will be focusing on photographers from Alabama in continuation of The Lenscratch States Project.
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