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Alex Huanfa Cheng: On Domestic Life
©Alex Huanfa Cheng, from Zhiyu
When photographing a loved one, who are we really seeing? Is it possible to make portraits of others that aren’t simply images of our expectations of that p -
Gina Osterloh
©Gina Osterloh, Pressing Against Looking, Movement (2019)
Gina Osterloh’s works provoke uncanny ripples in the visual languages, symbols, and cues that we often take for granted in an eve -
Pipo Nguyen-duy: AnOther Western
©Pipo Nguyen-duy, from AnOther Western
On May 10th, 1869, the final spike in the United States’ first transcontinental railroad was driven into place in Promontory, Utah. -
Diana Patin: Tender
© Diana C Patin, Tender, 2019
Love is often an experience of great joy. However, it also has the potential to cause great pain. -
Bootsy Holler: Without Words
©Bootsy Holler, Kona
Photographer Bootsy Holler has a legacy of considering family and place, with projects that not only revisit the family photo album, but the landscapes, objects, and me -
Covid Projects: Safi Alia Shabaik: PIECES: a pandemic story of self
©Safi Alia Shabaik, 2020
During the pandemic, artist Safi Alia Shabaik created what, in some ways, is the perfect telling of our disconnection to ordinary life, our need to piece together a -
Focus on Appropriation: Hyacinth Schukis
© Hyacinth Schukis 2020, Santa Lucia (After Palma and del Cossa).
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Focus on Portraiture: Colin Roberson: Taxi Dance
©Colin Roberson, Stuffing
Photographs of people are everywhere. As visual tools, they have many applications; faces are catalogued in identification databases. -
Nancy Floyd: Weathering Time: The Book
©Nancy Floyd, 1984/2013/2020, from the book Weathering Time
I love work about time, where people and places are rephotographed in a way that reveals the small and large details of the clock -
Kat Bawden: Perceptual Isolation
©Kat Bawden
“I realized there was a greater idea of creativity. -
América Latina Week: Alejandra Aragón
©Alejandra Aragón
This interview was written with the kind help of and in conjunction with Elena Gálvez Mancilla – Mexican historian and sociologist; a researcher on the Amazon and -
Hannah Manuelito: Identities that Build a Culture
© Hannah Manuelito
Growing up I struggled in defining who I was. I was insecure in the fact that I did not know how to speak Navajo or I was not as traditional as my family members.
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