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Marissa Roth: One Person Crying: Women and War
Window at my Grandparents’ Home, An original etched glass window of an opium poppy in the right hand door leading into a salon room at my grandparents’ home in Novi Sad, (Yugosla
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Richard Orton: The Upshaws of County Line: An American Family
Richard Orton has a significant new book, The Upshaws of County Line, An American Family, published by Univeristy of North Texas Press with a wonderful preface by Roy Flukinger and essay by
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Eugene Ellenberg: My Father’s House (2010-2013)
Photographer Eugene Ellenberg has created a poignant and well-seen body of work, My Father’s House, a process that allowed him to experience and begin to understand his family, especia
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Claire A. Warden: Mimesis
Claire A.
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Lauren Henkin: The Park
The Park 1, 2012, Pigment on Rag.
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Henry Horenstein: HISTORIES: Tales from the 70’s
If you remember your first photo class, your reading list may have included the book Black and White Photography: A Basic Manual, one of over 30 publications by Henry Horenstein.
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Stephen DiRado: Dinner Series
New Year’s Eve, December 31, 1998, Edgartown, MA ©Stephen DiRado
In preparation for tomorrow’s feasting, I thought Stephen DiRado’s project, Dinner Series, was a perfect way t -
Aaron Siskind: Another Photographic Reality
Veracruz, 1981 ©Aaron Siskind
A new monograph , Aaron Siskind: Another Photographic Reality, presents the first complete retrospective of this legendary photographer. -
Jamie Kripke: The Distance Between Two Points Is
Jamie Kripke follows the long held tradition of the photographic road trip, but this one was self propelled and slowed down, that allowed his image making to become second nature.
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Betty Press: Mississippi: The Place I Live
Grandmother with her grandson after a fishing trip, Rolling Fork, Mississippi.
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Jane Lena Schulman: Family Inheritances I and II
Photographer Jane Lena Schulman uses traditional methods in the wet darkroom to produce stunning silver gelatin prints of her various projects, including today’s featured work, Fam
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Fred Lyon: San Francisco: Portrait of a City 1940-1960
Looking at recently released books this week….
Princeton Architectural Press has just published a terrific monograph by 89 year-old photographic super star, Fred Lyon.
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