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Dana Smessaert: In the Blue Light, I Died
©Dana Smessaert, To Have, To Hope, In the Blue Light, I Died Series, 2025
I met Dana Smessaert in the Gray Gallery a week before classes started at East Carolina University. -
Zackery Hobler: Beneath Two Skies
© Zackery Hobler, Beneath Two Skies, front cover
For Zackery Hobler, photography is a means of learning about the external world and how it informs his internal one. -
Diana Cheren Nygren: Mother Earth
©Diana Cheren Nygren, Air Pollution
So many projects from Diane Cheren Nygren have stuck with me over the years. -
Photography Educator: Amanda Breitbach
©Amanda Breitbach, Sea Level Rise, Galveston Island screenprint over inkjet 2024
Photography Educator is a monthly series on Lenscratch. -
LUMINOUS VISIONS: DORA SOMOSI
© Dora Somosi, Mending Kamani
This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photographic processes within their practice. -
Photography Educator: Rebecca Nolan
©Rebecca Nolan, U.S. Highway 80 and Rainbows End Place, Douglas, Arizona 2013
Photography Educator is a monthly series on Lenscratch. -
Kari Varner: Monett & Sedalia
©Kari Varner Monett & Sedalia.
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“notes from a body inverted” by Emme Rovins – Exhibition at Gravedigger’s Daughter
© Emme Rovins
Modern day modes of botanical taxonomy are still based on a system that focused attention on the organs of generation within plants, “unleash[ing] onto the public imaginatio -
Lisa Beard: Because It’s There
©Lisa Beard, Backyard Rings
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by memory, place, and/or intimacy.
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Interview with Morganna Magee: Reverence for the Land, Animals, and People
© Morganna Magee
“I acknowledge my position as a settler on stolen Bunurong land in my daily life and art practice. -
Julianne Clark: After Maxine
©Julianne Clark, Portal
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory. Today, we’ll be looking at Julianne Clark’s series After Maxine. -
Michael Young: Maybe Tomorrow
©Michael Young, Bard Hill Road, 2023
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by intimacy and memory. Today, we’ll be looking at Michael Young’s series Maybe Tomorrow.
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