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Portrait Week: Chris Bartlett: Iraqi Detainees: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Ordeals
©Chris Bartlett, Burham, detained November, 2005 – May, 2006 Photographed in 2007, Istanbul
At the time of this portrait Burham was single and lived with his family. -
Portrait Week: Melinda Reyes: The Quiet World of Aging
©Melinda Reyes, Genevive, 99
Several years ago, I came across the work of Melinda Reyes, whose empathy for her elderly portrait subjects is apparent in every single image. -
Portrait Week: Jesse Egner: No Femmes. No Fats.
©Jesse Egner
This week are are featuring portrait projects, the first two seen at CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Portrait Week: Daniel Gonçalves: Letters to Elvis
©Daniel Gonçalves from Letters to Elvis
This week are are featuring portrait projects, the first two seen at CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
LOVE Week: Rachel Herman: imp of love
Frank and Roberta. ©Rachel Herman
Rachel Herman’s portraits of couples once in love follow the long arc of Cupid’s arrow. -
LOVE Week: B. Proud: First Comes Love
Front Cover “First Comes Love: Portraits of Enduring LGBTQ Relationships”, B.
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Imagination, Creating Space for Black Women and Non-Binary People and Overcoming: Alayna N. Pernell in Conversation with Arielle Gray
©Arielle Gray, After 26 years, she has sent us out into the world to love and love again
When I was a student at The University of Alabama, I had the honor and privilege of meeting several -
Remaining True to Your Artistic Voice, Trusting the Process and Choosing Environments Where Your Voice Will Flourish: Alayna N. Pernell in Conversation with Christian K. Lee
©Christian K. Lee, Aaron Banks, 38, and his son Aaron Banks Jr., 08, embrace at a local park on Saturday, May 22, 2021 in Cedar Park, Tx.
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Karen Navarro: “Somos Millones” at Foto Relevance
DESPOJO (2022) Courtesy of © Karen Navarro
HOUSTON, TX—Karen Navarro‘s multifaceted celebration of immigrant diasporas in the United States in her newest exhibition Somos Millones r -
I LOVE L.A.: Amanda Lopez: Guadalupe
©Amanda Lopez, Mother and Child
One of the best parts about Los Angeles is that it’s a city rich with cultural diversity. -
Jessica Burko: Fractured & Found
©Jessica Burko, Fractured & Found installation, 2022, image transfers with encaustic and found drawers, Beacon Street Gallery, the Brookline Arts Center
Artist. Mother. Wife. -
Art + Science: The Pandemic: Aline Smithson and Lydia Panas
©Aline Smithson (L), ©Lydia Panas (R)
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the artists who were able to avoid severe illness or hospitalization were given a unique gift of time to respond
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