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Focus on Still Life: Ori Gersht
©Ori Gersht, Flower 01 (Rijksmuseum), 2021. Archival pigment print, 46 1/2 x 35 inches
A juxtaposition of beauty, violence, history, and poeticism defines Ori Gersht’s still life work. -
South Korea Week: Koo Bohnchang: Silent Weapons
©Koo Bohnchang, from Silent Weapons
“After the torso slips out of what was wrapped around a body…”
Koo Bohnchang is the first photographer to be featured in this year’s South Ko -
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. -
Ward Long: On Domestic Life
©Ward Long, from Summer Sublet
Recently I’ve found myself thinking about the differences in function between a film and a photobook. -
Dale Niles: What Lies Within
©Dale Niles, Not Tomato Salad, from What Lies Within
“To enter Andrea Noel’s house is to step into another (studied, precise, yet entirely whimsical) dimension, one of endless possibili -
Conversations with Nature: Suzanne Theodora White
©Suzanne Theodora White, Trees
For some artists, their connection to the natural world is personal, possessive, and revisited on a daily basis. -
Politics of the Kitchen: Counter Histories
Jackson, Mississippi, May 1963. Students and faculty from Tougaloo College stage a sit-in at the Woolworth’s lunch counter.
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Politics of the Kitchen: Dan Bannino
Lady Gaga “Baby Food Diet“, ©Dan Bannino. The singer has allegedly been dieting on baby food to stay slim during her world tour.
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Politics of the Kitchen: Santina Amato
Angeliki, 2019 ©Santina Amato.
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Beth Galton: Memory of Absence
©Beth Galton, To Make Starch Stir Flour
Projects featured this week were selected from our call-for-submissions. We will be accepting new projects for review from April 4th-10th, 2021. -
The Artist Intervenes: Liz Steketee
©Liz Steketee, Sticks Set 1, from Wrapped
I first encountered the work of Liz Steketee over a decade ago, when she was sharing her artist books and reimagined and sewn photographs. -
Covid Projects: Bonnie Blake: Breakfast Project
©Bonnie Blake
We live in a culture of chronic inattention. With inattention, we miss the meal in front of us, the changing scenery, the open-hearted connection with the world.
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