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Aaron Rothman: The Sierra
“The Sierra” by Aaron Rothman, The Eriskay Connection, 2025
In The Sierra (Eriskay Collection, 2025), Aaron Rothman transforms his decades-long relationship with the Sierras into -
The Female Gaze: Alysia Macaulay – Forms Uniquely Her Own
©Alysia Macaulay: Angel Oak Mosaic, Dark Center (2025) from the series Angel Oak
Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Alysia Macaulay received a BA from William Smith College, with a concentratio -
Ellen Harasimowicz and Linda Hoffman: In the Orchard
©Ellen Harasimowicz:, Old Frog Pond Farm
I have so appreciated Ellen Harasimowicz’s focus on the land, on farming, on beauty, and meaning. -
Elisabeth Nordeng Aanes: Ashes to Ashes
©Elisabeth Nordeng Aanes, Black Leaf
Living in Finland for four years led me to discover the magic of SAGA. -
Jackie Mulder: Thought Trails
© Jackie Mulder
Jackie Mulder’s first book Thought Trails, unfolds like a path, winding through textiles, beeswax, and embroidery that transgress a constructed image. -
Interview with Maja Daniels: Gertrud, Natural Phenomena, and Alternative Timelines
© Maja Daniels
“In 1667, a 12-year-old girl, Gertrud Svensdotter, was accused of walking on water in Älvdalen, Sweden. -
Mara Magyarosi-Laytner: The Untended Garden
©Mara Magyarosi-Laytner, Act I – Failure of Purpose
I first came across Mara Magyarosi-Laytner’s work on instagram a number of years ago through an exhibition with the Society of Ph -
Julie Wang: What the Silence Reveals
©Julie Wang
I came across Julie Wang’s work earlier this year through the exhibition “a fervent and necessary arrangement. -
Conner Gordon: The Overlook
©Conner Gordon, 8×25 44°7’32.29″ N 124°7’32.69″ W (Interrelation), 2024.
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Diana Cheren Nygren: Mother Earth
©Diana Cheren Nygren, Air Pollution
So many projects from Diane Cheren Nygren have stuck with me over the years. -
Joe Johnson: Sometimes Always Never
©Joe Johnson, Mailbox
I’ve been a fan of Joe Johnson’s work for the past few years. -
The Female Gaze: Karen Klinedinst – Nature, Loss, and Nurture
©Karen Klinedinst, In the Early Morning, from the series Where I Am; archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Bamboo paper
Karen Klinedinst is a visual artist whose work explores themes of pla
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