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Nancy Baron: Into the Light
©Nancy Baron, Lilli, from Into the Light
This Sunday, January 27, 2019, is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, an international memorial day for the victims of the Holocaust and a tim -
Glenna Gordon: Winner of the 2019 Aftermath Grant
©Glenna Gordon, “A Wife With a Purpose,” the online super star Ayla Stewart, poses for a portrait at a public park in Tennessee on August 23, 2017 along with her six children.
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Jennifer Georgescu: The John Chervinsky Emerging Photographer Scholarship
©Jennifer Georgescu
A month or so ago, I was lucky enough to get a chance to consider portfolios in the John Chervinsky Emerging Photographer Scholarship, along with other esteemed jurors: -
Haley Morris-Cafiero: The Bully Pulpit
©Haley Morris-Cafiero, Speedo Man
Several years ago, Artist Haley Morris-Cafiero created a project, Wait Watchers, where she captured public reactions to her physical self as a way to rever -
Natalie Obermaier: Coalescing
©Natalie Obermaier, Known Unknowns
Two weeks ago, I had the opportunity to see Natalie Obermaier’s solo exhibition Natalie Obermaier: Coalescing presented by Sloan Projects & Los -
Ann Inger Johansson: Privileged
©Ann Inger Johansson, Privileged I, I was not a refugee.
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Frances F. Denny: Major Arcana: Witches in America
©Frances F.
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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 color, -
Dutch Week: Saskia Aukema
©Saskia Aukema, from Veiled
Saskia Aukema describes herself as a story-telling photographer, though she says she could just as well be called an image-making writer, hence her interest in s -
The States Project: Oklahoma: Ryan RedCorn
© Ryan RedCorn, 2018
I was introduced to Ryan RedCorn by a mutual friend, Nanette Kelley, who brought him in for a lecture at Rogers State University, where I taught. -
Morgan DeLuna: Phenotype
©Morgan DeLuna
In a time of increasingly divisive identity politics, San Diego-based artist Morgan DeLuna’s positive and inclusive take on diversity is wonderfully refreshing. -
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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