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Caleb Cole: To Be Seen
©Caleb Cole, Trace (blue bedroom), 24 x 30
Artist Caleb Cole has recently opened the exhibition, To Be Seen, at the Kayafas Gallery in Boston, running through April 8th, 2017. -
Sage Sohier: Witness to Beauty
For a brief period in her youth, my mother was a model photographed by Richard Avedon and Irving Penn, and once was on the cover of LIFE Magazine.
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Juliana Kasumu: From Moussor to Tignon
A few weeks ago, I spent time with a Nigerian friend who shared with me some of the amazing head scarves worn in her country for various occasions and I learned that the headwrap has a long
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Naoko Wowsugi : Group Portrait Journey
©Naoko Wowsugi , Group Portrait Exhibition Installation
Naoko Wowsugi‘s project, Group Portrait Journey, has made me think a lot about the communities I participate in. -
The PhotoNOLA Prize: Samantha Geballe
©Samantha Geballe
This past December, I once again had the great pleasure of reviewing portfolios at PhotoNOLA. -
Susana Raab: The States Project: District of Columbia
©Susana Raab, Food-Fighter Fans, Coney Island, New York
It’s a tad embarrassing to admit that I forgot about the District of Columbia for The States Project. -
Lissa Rivera: Beautiful Boy
©Lissa Rivera, Motel, Virginia, Courtesy of Clampart
When I first encountered Lissa Rivera’s photograph, Motel, Virginia, I was a bit distracted. -
Kris Graves: The Testament Project
©Kris Graves, Jessica, 2016, Courtesy of Sasha Wolf Projects
About a month ago, I was standing in a room of vivid color surrounded by beautiful faces, each shimmering with a different spect -
Ervin A. Johnson: #InHonor
©Ervin A. Johnson, Rudy
Atlanta Celebrates Photography is in full swing, and one of the highlight exhibitions is Ervin A. -
Emile Askey: Monuments are Forever
©Emile Askey, Greyhound Bus Stop, Van Horn, TX. 2014
Emile Askey has the unusual heritage of being half black and half Greek and a homeland of Australia. -
Sasha Phyars-Burgess: THERE (Yankee)
©Sasha Phyars-Burgess
I first met Sasha Phyars-Burgess while attending the third annual New York Times Portfolio Review, and I’ve since continued to follow her work. -
Qiana Mestrich: Hard to Place
©Qiana Mestrich. From the self-published book, Hard To Place (2016).
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