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Barbara Levine: People Kissing: A Century of Photographs
Photographer Unknown, Snapshot, ca.
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Natan Dvir: Platforms
©Natan Dvir
Natan Dvir is a photographer who is able to navigate all aspects of the human experience, from documentary work captured in other parts of the world, to projects on climate ch
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Elizabeth Heyert: The Outsider
©Elizabeth Heyert
“I call the project The Outsider because as a Westerner in the East, and a stranger in a foreign culture searching for authenticity, I allowed myself to be a spec
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Jessica Eve Rattner: House of Charm
@Jessica Eve Rattner, A dresser in the master bedroom of Lee’s house which is largely as it has been since she moved in a half-a-century ago.
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Marc McAndrews: American Ultraviolence
Flesh ©Marc McAndrews
Photographer’s Photographer, Marc McAndrews’ new project, American Ultraviolence, allows us entree into the world of extreme wrestling, where blood and p
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Monika Sziladi: CENTER’s 1st Place Curator’s Choice Award
Congratulations to Monica Sziladi for her 1st Place win for CENTER’s Curator’s Choice Award.
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Lloyd DeGrane: Domestic Issues
There is nothing more fascinating than the ordinary.
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Sebastian Zimmermann: Fifty Shrinks
Martin Bergmann, PhD
“The process of creating this book has deepened my respect for my colleagues who are dealing with the full spectrum of human behavior … every therapist I encounte
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Anna Ream: Comfort Objects
Photographer Anna Ream has been documenting family and children for a number of years and has a project about the objects that children use to comfort themselves in their early years.
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Amy Elkins: Black is the Day, Black is the Night
19/32 (Not the Man I Once Was) Portrait of a man 19 years into his Life without Parole (solitary) sentence where the ratio of years spent in prison to years alive determined the level of im
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Brian Christopher Sargent: Anatomy of a Corner/Notes from the Underground
Today I am featuring two projects by New York photographer Brian Christopher Sargent, both reflecting the behaviors of big city living in an urban environment.
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Review Santa Fe: Alison Malone: The Daughters of Job
Anteroom, Hershey PA, from The Daughters of Job ©Alison Malone The guidelines of Jobs Daughters states that there must be two outer doors and an Anteroom in order for a bethel to be co
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