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  • Mark Indig by March 4th, 2010

    This week I am featuring photographers that have current exhibitions or upcoming exhibitions.

  • Ruben Natal-San Miguel by March 3rd, 2010

    This week I am featuring photographers that have current exhibitions or upcoming exhibitions.

  • Michael Butler by February 13th, 2010

    This week I am featuring work that I encountered at Review LA, either in a review or on the Portfolio Walk.
    Michael Butler is used to watching people.

  • Robert Shults by February 4th, 2010

    This week I am featuring work that I encountered at Review LA, either in a review or at the Portfolio Walk
    I spent some time looking at the work of my reviewees prior to meeting with them, a

  • Susan Barnett by February 3rd, 2010

    This week I am featuring work that I encountered at Review LA, either in a review or at the Portfolio Walk.

  • Vivian Maier by January 16th, 2010

    I know I’m a little late to the party, but thanks to Chole Aftel’s blog, I discovered the work of Vivian Maier.

  • Lynn Saville by January 13th, 2010

    Photo LA is on the very near horizon and Lynn Saville will be presenting her work at a lecture on Sunday, January 17th.

  • Philippe Spigolon by December 17th, 2009

    French photographer, Philippe Spigolon, is a typologist at heart.

  • Thomas Michael Alleman by December 2nd, 2009

    Thomas Michael Alleman could be called the James Ellroy of Los Angeles photographers.

  • Why Not? by Otto Snoek by October 14th, 2009

    I have recently been asked to write book reviews for photo-eye and will be featuring them on Lenscratch. The first review features Otto Snoek’s new book, Why Not.

  • Robert Bergman: Good Things Come to Those Who Wait by October 12th, 2009

    Judith Dobrzynski, a writer for the Wall Street Journal, writes: Every now and then, the art world offers up an unlikely story, and Robert Bergman’s is one of them.

  • Charlie Grosso by October 9th, 2009

    Charlie Grosso, is a Chinese American female photographer, who happens to have a male Italian name. Born in Taipaei, Taiwan, Charlie moved to Los Angeles when she was 11.

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