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Meghan Marin: The Sound of the Sun
©Meghan Marin
Projects featured this week were selected from our call-for-submissions. We will be accepting new projects for review from April 4th-10th, 2021.
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Karen Davis: Still Stepping: A Family Portrait
©Karen Davis, Still Stepping Book Cover
Twenty-five years ago, Meredith Morgan, Edward Orton and their children, Parker and Maggie, became the primary subjects of my photographic explorat
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Bootsy Holler: Without Words
©Bootsy Holler, Kona
Photographer Bootsy Holler has a legacy of considering family and place, with projects that not only revisit the family photo album, but the landscapes, objects, and
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Focus on Appropriation: Britland Tracy
© Britland Tracy, We’ll have to silence you permanently, 2020
Artists have been appropriating imagery for generations, taking source material from within their cultures and imparting ne
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Art + Science II: The Exhibition
©Alex Turner
There’s an inherent duality within the fields of art and science. Neither is right; neither is wrong.
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Kat Bawden: Perceptual Isolation
©Kat Bawden
“I realized there was a greater idea of creativity.
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Focus on Norway: Charlie Fjätström
©Charlie Fjätström, Beachy Head, 120x100cm 30 000,- 1/3 Analog silver gelatin print Mounted on aluminum
I would prefer to introduce Charlie Fjätström and his project No one left to
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The CENTER Awards: Editor’s Choice 3rd Place Winner: Barbara Zanon
©Barbara Zanon, 2020: Michele in the pool during winter holidays
Congratulations to Barbara Zanon for her Third Place win in CENTER’S Editor’s Choice Award for her project, The dail
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The CENTER Awards: The Editor’s Choice 2nd Place: Virgil DiBiase
©Virgil DiBiase, “When you stare at me and question me I go blind.
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Virgil DiBiase: My husband won’t tell me his first name
©Virgil DiBiase
“When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it had happened or not; but my faculties are decaying now and soon I shall be so I cannot remember any but th
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Joe Wallace: Beginning at the End: Portraits of Dementia
©Joe Wallace, Aine Walsh, Young
AINE WALSH
Aine Walsh was born in 1935 in Moycullen, Ireland. Growing up on a farm with 15 siblings, Aine dreamed of moving to America one day. -
2019 Lenscratch Student Prize: Honorable Mention: Chance DeVille
©Chance DeVille
It is with great excitement that we honor Chance DeVille, Rhode Island School of Design, MFA Candidate – 2021, with an Honorable Mention in the 2019 Lenscratch Stude
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