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Sofia Dalamagka: Evanescentium Memento
©Sofia Dalamagka, 1951, 2022
This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph. Today, we’ll be looking at Sofia Dalamagka’s series Evanescentium Memento. -
Letitia Huckaby: Bitter Waters Sweet
©Letitia Huckaby, Ms. Joycelyn, Pigment Print on Fabric with Embroidery, 71” x 41”, 2022
This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph. -
Dillon Bryant: From There to Here and Never Back Again
©Dillon Bryant, Mythos, Scanned collage made from found and taken images, family album cover, 2022
This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph. -
Deborah Orloff: Elusive Memory: Lost Histories
©Deborah Orloff, School Photos 3 from Elusive Memory, 2019
This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph. -
Art + Science: The Pandemic: Neil Kramer
©2022 Neil Kramer
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the artists who were able to avoid severe illness or hospitalization were given a unique gift of time to respond to our world in a st -
Waves: Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb
© Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb, Radius Books
Waves (Radius Books 2022) by creative partners Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb includes photographs and text that navigate the time of th -
Juan Herrero: Photographing the Far North
©Juan Herrero, from The Island of the Day Before
If one could read human history in the form of a consolidated text, the potential for unique narratives would at first appear infinite. -
Nate Palmer: On Domestic Life
©Nate Palmer, from Petworth
How one defines home is often dictated by scale. Home could refer to another person. Perhaps a friend, a family member, or romantic partner. -
Ward Long: On Domestic Life
©Ward Long, from Summer Sublet
Recently I’ve found myself thinking about the differences in function between a film and a photobook. -
Akea Brionne Brown: On Domestic Life
©Akea Brionne Brown, from Black Picket Fences
While a photograph inherently references the past, intentionally making images that reflect one’s own history can be a complicated affair. -
Alex Huanfa Cheng: On Domestic Life
©Alex Huanfa Cheng, from Zhiyu
When photographing a loved one, who are we really seeing? Is it possible to make portraits of others that aren’t simply images of our expectations of that p
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