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Photographers on Photographers: Claudia Ruiz Gustafson in Conversation with Ana De Orbegoso
©Ana De Orbegoso, Saint Rosa of Lima, 2007
When Lenscratch contacted me to do an interview, I immediately thought of Ana De Orbegoso. Ana is also a Peruvian artist living in the USA. -
J Houston: Tuck + Roll
©J Houston
Projects featured this week were selected from our most recent call-for-submissions. -
The CENTER Awards: The Director’s Choice Award 1st Place Winner: Sandra Chen Weinstein
©Sandra Chen Weinstein, Barbara and Jess. Barb and Jess are going to get married after a few years of companionship in the Bay area.
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The CENTER Awards: The Curator’s Choice Award 2nd Place Winner: Rafael Soldi
©Rafael Soldi,Imagined Futures,” 50 unique photobooth gelatin silver prints, 2″ x 1.
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B. Proud: Transcending Love: Portraits of Transgender and Gender Non-conforming Couples
©B.
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Forest Kelley: Michael
©Forest Kelley, from Michael
“Photographs don’t cure amnesia, they attempt to fill in the gaps. -
Jamil Hellu: Hues
©Jamil Hellu, from Hues
Artist Jamil Hellu has a current survey exhibition Jamil Hellu: Together at SF Camera Works in San Francisco that closes on March 14th, 2020. -
Shawn Bush: The States Project: Wyoming
©Shawn Bush, Between Gods and Animals
It gives us tremendous pleasure to present a week of Wyoming photographers, all selected by Wyoming States Project Editor Shawn Bush. -
2019 Lenscratch Student Prize: Second Place: Dylan Everett
©Dylan Everett, Yellow Room, 2019
It is with great excitement that we honor Dylan Everett, Rhode Island School of Design, MFA – 2019, with Third Place in the 2019 Lenscratch Student -
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 color, -
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. -
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 A
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