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Megumi Shauna Arai: The States Project: Washington
©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 last -
Serrah Russell: The States Project: Washington
©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
©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
©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
©Rodrigo Valenzuela
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. -
Jon Feinstein: The States Project: Washington
©Jon Feinstein from The Serpent and the Rainbow
Jon Feinstein has been a prominent figure in the photography community for well over the last ten years. -
Liz Cohen: The States Project: Michigan
©Liz Cohen, installation image
Liz Cohen is a photographer and performance artist whose work spans and manipulates the divisions between image, identity, and life. -
Jon Verney: The States Project: Michigan
©Jon Verney
Jon Verney’s work came to my attention while he was a graduate student in the Stamps School of Art at The University of Michigan. -
Georgia Rhodes: The States Project: Michigan
©Georgia Rhodes
I first met Georgia Rhodes while I was a faculty fellow at The University of Georgia and she was a graduate student. -
Leah Gose: The States Project: Michigan
©Leah Gose, They’ll forgive me one day
Leah Gose and I both had the pleasure to get portions of our photographic education in Denton Texas, me as an undergraduate at the University of -
Kottie Gaydos: The States Project: Michigan
©Kottie Gaydos
Kottie Gaydos recent project Unfixed is an interdisciplinary examination of vulnerability, healing, and change. -
Rachel Cox: The States Project: Michigan
©Rachel Cox, High Sierra
Kicking off February, Lenscratch will be featuring the work of Michigan-based photographers as part of our ongoing series, The States Project.
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