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Charles Grogg
Looking at Wallspace photographers this week
Thursday night is the official opening of the new Wallspace Gallery in Santa Barbara and the inaugural exhibition is by talented photographer, Ch -
Michael Jang
Bernd Reinhardt, shared the work of his friend, Michael Jang, with me recently.
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Liz Steketee
This past Saturday, a new exhibition opened at the Stephen Cohen Gallery in Los Angeles.
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Phillip Toledano
I’m a sucker for anything Mr. Toledano produces and The Anthropologist features a wonderful photo essay about parenthood by Phil that is worth a look.
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Gina Brocker
Sometimes, it takes an outsider to understand a country, or a community, with a fresh and unique perspective.
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Jeannette Montgomery Barron
There is a desire on the part of many photographers to examine their lives through the cataloguing and documenting of familial objects.
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Tyler Robbins
The July 4th post brought a plethera of summer responses, and it also brought this quintessential image by Tyler Robbins.
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Honey Lazar
My first exposure to Honey Lazar’s work was a photograph of her knees that she submitted to Self-Searching: The Art of Self-Portraiture at the Vermont Photo Place Gallery.
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Amber Sowards
It’s not easy being a participant observer of a family in crisis.
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Cheryle St. Onge: Guggenheim Fellowship Award
A few months ago, I was researching the Guggenheim Fellowship Award. I wanted to see what kind of work wins that significant prize. Last year, it was the work of Cheryle St.
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Darcy Padilla
Darcy Padilla recently had an exhibition of her project, Julie, at the Fifty Crows Foundation, a organization that supports documentary photography based in San Francisco.
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Kati Mennett
I had the pleasure of meeting Kati Mennett in Boston recently and she has two new series to share, We Drive and The Portrayers.
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