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Germany Week: JAKOB GANSLMEIER by Michael HoneggerDecember 7th, 2022

©Jakob Ganslmeier

This week Lenscratch will turn its sights upon the artistic output of German photographers who present a broad array of the personal, social, historical, and political i

Blind Spot: Nancy Holt and Richard Misrach by Linda AlterwitzAugust 27th, 2022

Blind Spot is part of a non-profit organization (Photo-Based Art, Inc.) with a long history of publishing.

Kim Beil in Conversation with Klea McKenna by Kim BeilJuly 15th, 2022

©Klea McKenna, Rainbow Bruise 13, Photographic relief (embossed gelatin silver photogram, fabric dye), 23×19”, 2021

When I met Klea McKenna at her studio this winter, she had to pu

scott b. davis: sonora by Linda AlterwitzMay 6th, 2022

©scott b. davis, sonora, Radius Books

The photographs in scott b. davis‘s monograph sonora (2021, Radius Books) explore remote landscapes in the western United States.

The 2021Lenscratch Student Prize First Place Winner: Allie Tsubota by Aline SmithsonJuly 14th, 2021

©Allie Tsubota

As I aggregate my own family archives–silver prints from the internment camps, Kodachrome slides captured on US military bases, a 1971 Nikomat trafficked from Japan–I f

Kristiana Chan by Erica CheungMay 14th, 2021

©Kristiana Chan, Bodies of Water (2020), Seawater developed cyanotypes

Kristiana Chan’s practice materializes the ways in which our complicated, historical entanglements with the landsc

Pipo Nguyen-duy: AnOther Western by Erica CheungMay 12th, 2021

©Pipo Nguyen-duy, from AnOther Western

On May 10th, 1869, the final spike in the United States’ first transcontinental railroad was driven into place in Promontory, Utah.

Erina C. Alejo: A Hxstory of Renting by Davida CartaMarch 28th, 2021

©Erina Alejo, AHOR – A Hxstory of Renting Book Cover

I didn’t know much about the Filipino community in San Francisco, other than its prominency, before getting to know Erina Alej

Gary Burnley: In the Language of My Captor by Kat DavisFebruary 24th, 2021

The tradition of portraiture comes with it an obvious conceit–the subjects and their artists

Matthew Arnold: Storytellers by Macaulay LermanJanuary 21st, 2021

Recorded history and photography. While the terms aren’t exactly synonymous there is great degree of overlap in the way we discuss the two.

Wendel White: Storytellers by Macaulay LermanJanuary 18th, 2021

How we experience an image has largely to do with light, tonality, and composition.

Now You See Me at Foto Relevance // Jennifer Ling Datchuk by Erica CheungOctober 29th, 2020

This week, I’m honored to feature six artists who I had the privilege of curating into the group show Now You See Me at Foto Relevance, in an effort

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Germany Week: JAKOB GANSLMEIER by Michael HoneggerDecember 7th, 2022

Blind Spot: Nancy Holt and Richard Misrach by Linda AlterwitzAugust 27th, 2022

Kim Beil in Conversation with Klea McKenna by Kim BeilJuly 15th, 2022

scott b. davis: sonora by Linda AlterwitzMay 6th, 2022

The 2021Lenscratch Student Prize First Place Winner: Allie Tsubota by Aline SmithsonJuly 14th, 2021

Kristiana Chan by Erica CheungMay 14th, 2021

Pipo Nguyen-duy: AnOther Western by Erica CheungMay 12th, 2021

Erina C. Alejo: A Hxstory of Renting by Davida CartaMarch 28th, 2021

Gary Burnley: In the Language of My Captor by Kat DavisFebruary 24th, 2021

Matthew Arnold: Storytellers by Macaulay LermanJanuary 21st, 2021

Wendel White: Storytellers by Macaulay LermanJanuary 18th, 2021

Now You See Me at Foto Relevance // Jennifer Ling Datchuk by Erica CheungOctober 29th, 2020

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