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Robbie McClaran: From Here On
Robbie McClaran is a documentary and fine art photographer who for more than thirty years has been telling stories of the American people and landscape.
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Dave Jordano: Early 35mm Work from Detroit 1972
The wonderful Dave Jordano has been a long time observer of Detroit, the city where he was born and traversed with a 35mm as a student, onto a 4×5, and today uses digital capture to doc
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Frank Armstrong: Landscapes, Main Street, At Liberty 1975-2004
Richard Greffe, Frank Armstrong, and Roy Flukinger, “holding Polaroids of ourselves while drinking and snacking after a day messing around in Black Canyon up above Santa Fe.
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Christine Osinski: Shoppers, Chicago, and Swimmers 1980-1996
Staten Island ©Christine Osinski
Staten Island ©Christine Osinski
When I first encountered Christine Osinski’s Staten Island work at Photo Nola last year it was love at first sight a -
Louis Draper: Retrospective 1950-1990
©Louis Draper
Candela Books + Gallery in Richmond, VA recently opened the first retrospective exhibition of the mid-century African-American photographer, Louis Draper (1935-2002) that wi -
Bill Yates: Sweetheart Roller Skating Rink 1972-1973
Bill Yates shares a project that is 40 years old but feels just as compelling as contemporary work.
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Considering the Past
Staten Island 1983/1984 ©Christine Osinski
I’ve been thinking a lot about how our work ages and how that patina of age effects the way we look at photographs. -
Noah Wilson: Day Blind
Kachemak Bay, Alaska ©Noah Wilson
Photographer Noah Wilson’s compelling project, Day-Blind, is a reinterpretation of the natural world expressed through images that are stripped dow -
The Heidi Kirkpatrick Interview
Angela Rooden Cooper Howard ©Heidi Kirkpatrickangela rooden is my grandmother (she died when I was 7 weeks old ) they said she was waiting for me to get here
If you’ve ever been to a -
China Week: Muge: Going Home
Guest Editor Photographer Pixy Liao shares a week of comtemporary Chinese photographers…
I have a home, 2008
Muge is a Chinese photographer based in Chongqing, China. -
Mike Spitz: Medicated for your Protection – Portraits of Mental Illness
One of the truest things a photographer can do is to capture is the world that he or she is familiar with.
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Michael Massaia: Seeing the Black Dog
2013 has been a very good year for photographer Michael Massaia.
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