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Annu Palakunnathu Matthew: Generations at the Royal Ontario Museum
©Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Re-Generation, India, Annu, 2011-2015, still from digital animation. Courtesy the artist and sepiaEYE.
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Tama Hochbaum: Silver Screen
Artist/Photographer Tama Hochbaum has recently released a new monograph, Silver Screen, published by Daylight Books.
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Daniel Coburn: The Hereditary Estate
Daniel Coburn‘s monographic book, The Hereditary Estate, was released late in 2014 after a decade of hard work.
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The Bootsy Holler Interview
I have always loved this photograph by Bootsy Holler. It’s from her Declassified project and is a lovely vista with a sign of HOPE, set beneath a huge open sky.
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Ashley McDowell: Up From Under
Work seen at PhotoNOLA …
Photographer Ashley McDowell brought a poignant personal narrative to PhotoNOLA about pain, loss, sadness, and ultimately, hope. -
Matt Lankes: Boyhood
If I’m not busy with photo related projects, you can usually find me happily ensconced in a dark movie theater and this year my favorite movie and Oscar pick would have to be Boyhood,
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Sophie Barbasch: Fault Line
Photography has a rich history between intimacy and family.
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Heather Evans Smith: Seen Not Heard
Photographer Heather Evans Smith has created a beautiful project, Seen Not Heard, about the mother/daughter relationship.
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Blake Fitch: Dress Rehearsal
Work seen at PhotoNOLA …
Blake Fitch brought an interesting, well-seen project to PhotoNOLA, Dress Rehearsal, that depicts young girls in one of their favorite Princess character cost
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Joshua Schaedel: So Where Do We Go From Here?
After more then five years of documenting his grandparent’s lives as they navigated the economic bubble burst of 2008, photographer Joshua Schaedel opens the exhibition, So Where Do We G
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Loli Kantor: Beyond the Forest
I had the great pleasure of meeting Loli Kantor at the PhotoNOLA reviews. I was already planning on writing about her new book, so it was wonderful to see the work in person.
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Peter Thorpe: Christmas Dogs
Little Nipper, 2014 ©Peter Thorpe
With Christmas a few days off, we wanted to share some of British photographer Peter Thorpe’s wonderful Holidays Cards that he has created over the
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