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Photographers Of Color: Aaron Turner: Arkansas
©Aaron Turner, Cordova, Tennessee (Mother)
Since the beginning of my photo journey, I have thought a lot about the community in which I make work. -
Body of Research at Sloan Projects
©Rose-Lynn Fisher, After the Sun Came the Tears, 2013 – 2015 From the series, Topography of Tears /Courtesy of Sloan Projects
Sloan Projects in Santa Monica, CA opens a new exhibition -
Arthur Drooker: Conventional Wisdom
Conventions are fascinating temporary communities where groups of people come together to share their obsessions, fetishes, and passions for a range of activities that completely boggle the
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Iaritza Menjivar: First Generation
©Iaritza Menjivar, After dropping off her youngest son, Matheus, two, at his babysitter’s home, my mother’s sister, Doris DeLeon, waits for the bus to arrive at 5:40AM.
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Nicole Buchanan: The Skin I’m In
©Nicole Buchanan
I’ve always felt that what every human wants is simply to be seen. Seeing leads to understanding, appreciating, and recognizing ourselves in each other. -
L. Kasimu Harris: War on the Benighted
©L. Kasimu Harris, from War on the Benighted
New Orleans-based writer and photographer L. Kasimu Harris has a three-part exhibition, L. -
Kris Sanford: Through the Lens of Desire
©Kris Sanford, Folding Chairs
I recently watched a documentary on Tab Hunter that described his closeted life in Hollywood and revealed the complexity and difficulty of hiding who he was. -
Jenny Papalexandris: Five Bells: Being LGBT in Australia
“…my impulse is to “sense” rather than to “see.
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Andrew Mroczek and JuanJose Barboza-Gubo: Virgenes de la Puerta and Fatherland
BarbozaGubo/Mroczek, Nazia, from the series Virgenes de la Puerta, 2015
Today we are featuring two series by collaborative artists Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo and Andrew Mroczek. -
Jane Szabo: Reconstructing Self
©Jane Szabo, Dental Films
Jane Szabo, Dental Films Detail
Los Angeles artist and photographer Jane Szabo has been creating constructions of self using materials she has found in her home, a -
Leonard Suryajaya: Different Blood Type
©Leonard Suryajaya
Meeting Leonard Suryajaya and spending time with his work was one of the highlights of the Medium Festival of Photography this past October. -
Horia Manolache: The Prince and the Pauper
©Horia Manolache
Long ago, during my early years in New York, Esquire Magazine created a make-over feature about homeless alcoholics.
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