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Polaroid Week: Urizen Freaza
©Urizen Freaza, DobleNike
Polaroid photography, with its distinctive immediacy and nostalgic charm, has long captivated artists seeking to push the boundaries of image-making. -
Polaroid Week: Laura Barth
©Laura Barth, Last Hike at Falls Lake
Polaroid photography, with its distinctive immediacy and nostalgic charm, has long captivated artists seeking to push the boundaries of image-making. -
Polaroid Week: Sheri Lynn Behr
©Sheri Lynn Behr, My current six Polaroids. The top three have no film available. 1. Polaroid Swinger, 2. Polaroid i-Zone, 3. Polaroid Spectra Bottom three are 4.
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BEYOND THE PHOTOGRAPH: LONG-TERM PROJECT RESEARCH WITH JEANINE MICHNA-BALES
© Jeanine Michna-Bales, Front and Back of Signed Underground Railroad Pledge that has a code and the signature of J. Pearce.
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Charlie Tadlock: Cruise Control
©Charlie Tadlock
For the past few days we have been looking at the work of artists who I met at this year’s Society for Photographic Education conference during the portfolio revi -
Ally Christmas: /bodycrumbs
©Ally Christmas
For the next few days we are continuing to look at the work of artists who I met at this year’s Society for Photographic Education conference. -
Nick Shepard: GMT+13
©Nick Shepard, Greenhouse
For the next few days we will be looking at the work of artists who I met with at this year’s Society for Photographic Education conference during the por -
Ken Marchionno: 300 Miles to Wounded Knee
©Ken Marchionno, Backcountry into Red Water, 2018
In early March I had the pleasure of attending this year’s Society for Photographic Education annual conference in Reno, NV and parti -
Dean Terasaki: Veiled Inscriptions
Send Me Anything / Children’s Playground, Manzanar, California, 2023/2024. Letter appears courtesy of the T.K. Pharmacy Collection, Densho.
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Kari Varner: Monett & Sedalia
©Kari Varner Monett & Sedalia.
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Masha Weisberg: Inheriting the Silence
©Masha Weisberg “Inheriting the Silence” 2024
Masha Weisberg’s series Inhering the Silence explores the effects of war trauma, migration, and personal histories during wartime. -
Gregory Jundanian: Once There Was and Was Not
©Gregory Jundanian
Today, I’m pleased to feature the work of Gregory Jundanian, whom I met at last year’s Review Santa Fe.
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