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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.
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Review Santa Fe: Barron Bixler: And Hell Followed
©Barron Bixler, Lachman Lane, Pacific Palisades, July 2025
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe.
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Review Santa Fe: Carolyn Monastra: Divergence of Birds
©Carolyn Monastra, Pair of “Pine Grosbeaks”
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe.
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Mara Magyarosi-Laytner: The Untended Garden
©Mara Magyarosi-Laytner, Act I – Failure of Purpose
I first came across Mara Magyarosi-Laytner’s work on instagram a number of years ago through an exhibition with the Society of
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Julie Wang: What the Silence Reveals
©Julie Wang
I came across Julie Wang’s work earlier this year through the exhibition “a fervent and necessary arrangement.
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LUMINOUS VISIONS: ANDREA COTE
© Andrea Cote, “Plexus”, 2024, Cyanotype on repurposed cotton sheet, 63”x 30”
This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photograph
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LUMINOUS VISIONS: Shoshannah White
© Shoshannah White, Ice Core, Allan Hills, Antarctica 1901_214_5_UC1#1. Ice core photogram, gelatin silver print, 14”x11”, 2023 Ice dated approximately 4.
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LUMINOUS VISIONS: JONI STERNBACH
© Joni Sternbach, Ha’a
This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photographic processes within their practice.
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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.
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Logan Gibson Davis: Clarence, Go Tell the Bees and Blueberries and Apple Trees
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by memory, place, and/or intimacy.
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Marco Yat Chun Chan: Dollar Landscape and Savannah Trees
©Marco Yat Chun Chan, Dollar Landscape Sadler Creek
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by memory, place, and/or intimacy.
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Earth Week: Ian van Coller: Naturalists of the Long Now
© Ian van Coller, Quelccaya Automated Weather Station, Quelccaya Glacier, Peru, 2015. Annotations by Douglas Hardy PhD.
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