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A Second Gaze: Favorites From Past Lenscratch Exhibitions
@Maureen Bond, Our Common Path to Light, Mojave Desert, CA, @maureenbond (originally featured in The 2022 Favorite Photo Exhibition)
“Exhibitions offer a form of theatre. -
Jay Wolke: Building Place: Big Boat Little Pond
Playhouse, Highway, Factory, Trieste, Italy, 2016 ©Jay Wolke
Disparities erupt in Jay Wolke’s photographs, like weeds through the cracks of a utopian vision of progress. -
All About Zines: February Issue
© Judith Hornbogen, Hasenbrote, Benschop Books, 2023
Since beginning these monthly features back in October 2024, I’ve received a handful of emails from artists asking if I will share the -
Maya Meissner: The Cedar Lodge
©Maya Meissner, The Cedar Lodge Cut Out Book Cover
When I was growing up, crime was not as ever present as it is today, or at least it wasn’t something that entered into my day to day -
Semaj Campbell: Five Sixty Four
©Semaj Campbell
Lenscratch recently held its annual(-ish) call-for-projects, and the response was impressive. In total, there were over 500 submissions. -
Interview with Dylan Hausthor: What the Rain Might Bring
© Dylan Hausthor
“I was recently visiting my hometown and stopped to fill up my car with gas. -
Joan Haseltine: Bluest Bruise
©Joan Haseltine, from Bluest Bruise
It’s our journey to death that individualizes us. -
Smith Galtney in Conversation with Douglas Breault
©Smith Galtney
Smith Galtney was first a writer, and then a photographer. -
Constance Jaeggi: Escaramuza, the Poetics of Home
©Constance Jaeggi
Lenscratch recently held its annual(-ish) call-for-projects, and the response was impressive. In total, there were over 500 submissions. -
Ci Demi: Unutursan Darılmam (No Offence If You Forget)
©Ci Demi
Lenscratch recently held its annual(-ish) call-for-projects, and the response was impressive. In total, there were over 500 submissions. -
Interview with Tabitha Barnard and Jake Benzinger: “Dead Trees Speak to Me” and Independent Photo Book Publishing
© Tabitha Barnard
“Dead Trees Speak to Me” is a culmination of photographs spanning ten years. Tabitha Barnard was raised oldest of four sisters in a close-knit Maine family. -
Interview with Owen McCarter and Drew Leventhal: “The Three-Eyed Fish” and Independent Photo Book Publishing
© Owen McCarter
“The Three-Eyed Fish”, by Owen McCarter, is an allegorical journey along the Housatonic River in Western Massachusetts and a search for the pollution caused by
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