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Jodie Mim Goodnough in Conversation with Douglas Breault
©Jodie Mim Goodnough, “Greystone State Hospital”, inkjet on silk, metal frame, 2021
Jodie Mim Goodnough is an artist based in Providence, RI whose work often enlists photographs -
Mariah Robertson in Conversation with Douglas Breault
©Mariah Robertson, 014, 2011, unique c-print
Mariah Robertson is an artist from New York City who revels in the uncertainty conjured from tangling darkroom processes and materials. -
Mitchell Squire in Conversation with Douglas Breault
©Mitchell Squire, 2022
Mitchell Squire does not shy away from looking you dead in the eye. -
Toni Pepe in Conversation with Douglas Breault
©Toni Pepe, from the series Second Moment I
It is nearly impossible to view the artwork of Toni Pepe and not see your own maternal figures mirrored in the images. -
Kathleen Buckalew: The States Project: Delaware
©Kathleen Buckalew ,Millie Perrine
I was drawn to include Kathleen Buckalew’s “Portraits of Farmers” series because farms are such an integral part of Delaware infrastructure, economy -
Eric Zippe: The States Project: Delaware
©Eric Zippe, Portals of Presence
Eric Zippe’s photographs made me think of inevitable entropy. His images of patinas have critical tensions of decay edging up to and confronting beauty. -
Jon Cox: The States Project: Delaware
©Andrew Bale and Jon Cox, Mateo
I included Jon Cox in this week’s States Project: Delaware because of his prolific work acknowledging the importance of fragile and resilient environme -
Alida Fish: The States Project: Delaware
©Alida Fish, Woman in Shadow, 2017
I’ve long admired Alida Fish’s prolific and sensitive reinvention of the photograph as both a subject and an object. -
Priscilla Smith: The States Project: Delaware
©Priscilla Smith, White Lies Beneath
In April 2015, we began a road trip of sorts, traversing the American photography landscape to understand photographic regions across the country with o -
John Willis: The States Project: Rhode Island
©John Willis, Views from the Reservation
John Willis has spent decades using photography to speak with, and learn from, disenfranchised and oppressed populations. -
Theresa Ganz: The State Project: Rhode Island
©Theresa Ganz
Theresa Ganz utilizes photographs as a material to plunder as a means to rupture our understanding of subject, be it landscapes or architecture or the solar heavens. -
Odette England: The States Project: Rhode Island
©Odette England, Punched #3, 4 ½ x 2 ¾ inches, courtesy the artist and Klompching Gallery, New York
Odette England’s boundless energy is evident in her conviction that photography i
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