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All posts tagged: "Gender"

  • Nadine Boughton: True Adventures in Better Homes by April 11th, 2012

    The Annenberg Center for Photography’s IRIS Nights will be featuring a lecture with Nadine Boughton on Thursday evening, April 19th in Los Angeles.

  • The Smithson Ten by March 12th, 2012

    Last summer, gallerist Jennifer Schwartz had an idea to challenge the traditional gallery model, and the result of her brainstorming was The Ten.

  • Vicki Topaz by September 12th, 2011

    In today’s youth culture, it is very difficult to grow old.

  • Summer rerun: Ann Summa by July 23rd, 2011

    I was watching my nightly fix of Anthony Bourdain, and on this particular episode, he was visiting French Polynesia.

  • John Stanley by July 1st, 2011

    The name John Stanley kept popping up in association with the Camera Club of New York (he’s the director), and it sent me to his site to learn more about him.

  • Ranee Palone Flynn by June 9th, 2011

    When I first was explored Ranee Palone Flynn’s project, It’s Alright To Hold You Here With Me, the work made me uneasy.

  • The Annenberg Space for Photography: Beauty CULTure by May 19th, 2011

    Yesterday, I had the great pleasure of attending a press preview of the new Annenberg Space for Photography’s exhibition, Beauty CULTure.

  • Kirstyn Russell by December 3rd, 2010

    I discovered Kristyn Russell’s work when she presented at the recent SPE (Society for Photographic Educators) Conference in San Diego.

  • Jeff Sheng at the Kaycee Olsen Gallery by September 28th, 2010

    Last week, I had the great pleasure of hearing a photographer’s lecture at a terrific new gallery that has recently opened in Culver City.

  • Alix Smith by June 16th, 2010

    Looking at Review Santa Fe participants from 2010…
    Native New Yorker, Alix Smith graduated from The School of Visual Arts with a Masters in Photography and Related Media.

  • Jeff Sheng by June 10th, 2010

    You may already be familiar with Jeff Sheng’s poignant project, Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, about gay and lesbian service members.

  • Ann Summa by May 28th, 2010

    “There’s a legend in Mexico that says when God was flying over the country distributing homosexuals, he got tired over the state of Oaxaca and left most of them there.

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