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Arlene Gottfried: Sometimes Overwhelming: New York in the 70’s and 80’s
Hassid and Jewish Bodybuilder, 1980 ©Arlene Gottfried
I remember discovering Arlene Gottfried’s work five or six years ago and became an immediate devotee as I explored her chroniclin -
Interview with Jim Dow: The Griffin Museum’s Focus Award Recipient for Lifetime Achievement
©Jim Dow
“What I love about Jim Dow’s pictures is that they’re not kidding. -
Edward Hillel and Isaac Diggs: 125th: Time in Harlem
“Two men with a camera, thoughtfully observing the visual cacophony of one major thoroughfare and the complicated interplay of its history, its present, and the certainty of change, have
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Carol Isaak: Layers of Illusion
Photographer Carol Isaak is a photo archaeologist of sorts, excavating the visual noise that surrounds us.
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Martino Zummo: Istanbul: Past and Present
Italian Photographer, Martino Zummo, shares a project on Istanbul where he examines the past and the present, creating a poetic response to a culture in transition.
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Martin Elkort
Today’s post is a celebration of photographer Martin Elkort, who has spent a lifetime documenting America capturing communities from Coney Island to Los Angeles.
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Book Week: Emmy Andriesse: Hidden Lens by Louise Baring
Writer Louise Baring has compiled and edited a new book, Emmy Andriesse: Hidden Lens, about photographer and humanist, Emmy Andriesse.
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Book Week: Interview with Jason Langer: Possession
Jason Langer has just released a new monograph, Possession, his second book from Nazraeli Press and it can be ordered through Nazraeli of through Jason’s site.
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Book Week: Charles Traub: Dolce Via: Italy in the 1980’s
What better way to get ready for the summer than to enjoy Charles H.
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Anthony Luvera: not going shopping
Collaborative Portrait of Anthony Luvera, from not going shopping by Anthony Luvera, 2013-2014
For a unique collaboration of sorts, Anthony Luvera created not going shopping, which brought t -
Jonas Yip: Somewhere Between
Jonas Yip is a very important person in my life.
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Domenico Foschi: Los Angeles, Mon Amour
Los Angeles is a hard city to define visually.
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