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All posts tagged: "Identity"

  • Alejandro Maureira and Dulce Pinzon by September 14th, 2011

    I recently came across the work of Alejandro Maureira and it brought to mind a series that I’ve always felt was incredibly powerful by Dulce Pinzon.

  • Eyakem Gulilat by September 13th, 2011

    The saying, home is where the heart is, is not necessarily true. Home is where we connect to our identities and feel rooted to the world.

  • Summer Reruns: Robert Rainey by August 6th, 2011

    Dare I say it….Robert Rainey is brilliant. The intelligent every man, willing to use his own image to help us investigate our preconceived ideas about marriage, gender, and idenity.

  • Erik Boker by July 26th, 2011

    I am a big fan of Erik Boker’s work. It’s smart, focused, funny, and spot on.

  • 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.

  • Lais Pontes by July 15th, 2011

    Brazilian photographer, Lais Pontes, “became a photographer to understand herself better”.

  • CYJO (Cindy Hwang) is KYOPO by July 12th, 2011

    For the most part, all Americans have immigrant roots. We are a country that is an ever shifting melange of cultures.

  • Tomasz Kazaniecki by July 9th, 2011

    Polish photographer, Tomasz Kazaniecki, currently lives in Poznań, Poland and continues to use analog and Polaroid films to create his projects.

  • 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.

  • Tanja Hollander by June 28th, 2011

    I had the pleasure of meeting Tanja Hollander last fall when a mutual friend, Siri Kaur, brought her to a brunch I was hosting.

  • 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.

  • Jesse Rieser by June 3rd, 2011

    I recently discovered the work of Jesse Rieser, when an image he submitted for the Mother’s Day post caught my eye.

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