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The States Project: New Hampshire: Nancy Grace Horton
@Nancy Grace Horton, from the MrMrs Series
I’m not sure when Nancy Grace Horton’s work first came on my radar, but I was immediately drawn to her humor, intimacy, sense of colo
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Jess Dugan: To Survive on this Shore
©Jess Dugan, To Survive on This Shore Book Cover
“I’m a senior citizen. I made it to seventy and a lot of them won’t make it, they won’t make it at all.
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South Africa Week: Thandiwe Msebenzi
©Thandiwe Msebenzi, LandLadder “Kwawze kube nini”, 2015, German etching archival paper
Two themes animate the work of Thandiwe Msebenzi: silence and the performance of gender in South
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CENTER’s Director’s Choice Award 3rd Place Winner: Zoe Perry-Wood
©Zoe Perry Wood, Kaitlyn
Congratulations to Zoe Perry Wood for her Third Place win in the CENTER’s Director’s Choice Awards for her project, Hanging in the Balance: Portrait
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Nadine Boughton: The Modess Women
©Nadine Boughton, Blood from Her Wherever
One of the taboo subjects in any arena is….well, menstruation.
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Evan Blaise Walsh: The Space Between Us
©Evan Walsh, Ebrima and Me, Upstate, 2017
“Growing up gay, I had to be a chameleon or code-reader, constantly metering when it was safe to become closer.
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Deanne Fitzmaurice: Rosies
©Deanne Fitzmaurice, JENNIFER NARROD, a Specialist at Alstom Signaling Inc. in Rochester, New York. Jennifer started out at a plastics plant in Gates, New York shortly after high school.
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Jenny Papalexandris: Five Bells: Being LGBT in Australia
“…my impulse is to “sense” rather than to “see.
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Sara Davidmann: Ken. To be Destroyed
In 2011, my siblings and I inherited a family archive of letters, photographs and papers from our mother, Audrey Davidmann.
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Andrew Mroczek and JuanJose Barboza-Gubo: Virgenes de la Puerta and Fatherland
BarbozaGubo/Mroczek, Nazia, from the series Virgenes de la Puerta, 2015
Today we are featuring two series by collaborative artists Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo and Andrew Mroczek.
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Jess T. Dugan: Every breath we drew
I have been following Photographer Jess T.
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Zoë Zimmerman: Of Men: Strength and Vulnerability
Zoë Zimmerman is a photographic artist who is examining male behavior, in particular, “touch” and platonic intimacy and how societal and cultural biases set the parameters fo
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