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Polaroid Week: Anne-Mette Kelter Weinkouff
©Anne-Mette Kelter Weinkouff, Farewell
Polaroid photography, with its distinctive immediacy and nostalgic charm, has long captivated artists seeking to push the boundaries of image-making
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Polaroid Week: Jari Poulin
©Jari Poulin, Looking Up
Polaroid photography, with its distinctive immediacy and nostalgic charm, has long captivated artists seeking to push the boundaries of image-making.
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Polaroid Week: Urizen Freaza
©Urizen Freaza, DobleNike
Polaroid photography, with its distinctive immediacy and nostalgic charm, has long captivated artists seeking to push the boundaries of image-making.
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Polaroid Week: Laura Barth
©Laura Barth, Last Hike at Falls Lake
Polaroid photography, with its distinctive immediacy and nostalgic charm, has long captivated artists seeking to push the boundaries of image-making.
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Polaroid Week: Sheri Lynn Behr
©Sheri Lynn Behr, My current six Polaroids. The top three have no film available. 1. Polaroid Swinger, 2. Polaroid i-Zone, 3. Polaroid Spectra Bottom three are 4.
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Photographers on Photographers Megan Bent in Conversation with Nakemiah Williams
©Nakemiah Williams, Moss
Image: A Polaroid of Nakemiah sitting on a rock in the middle of water. She is Black woman with shoulder length braided hair and is nude.
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Liz Albert and Shane VanOosterhout: Instant Classic
I was thrilled to see Liz Albert’s name on my line-up for the New England Portfolio Reviews as we had previously shared her project, Family Fictions and I am a fan of her work.
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Luminous Visions: C. Meier: Pushed/Pulled
© C. MEIER Pull 3.4.
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Jay Hoops: Polaroids
©Jay Hoops, Orange Mask
I first met Jay Hoops in the early 1990’s when I moved to Southampton, New York.
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Polaroid Week: Polo Silk
©Polo Silk (American, born 1964) Mardi Gras, Orleans and Claiborne, 1996 Unique Polacolor Print New Orleans Museum of Art: Museum Purchase, 2021.
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Polaroid Week: Jonas Yip: Shan Shui
©Jonas Yip, Shan Shui #11
Jonas Yip is a fine art photographer and musician based in the Los Angeles area.
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Polaroid Week: Rachel Portesi: Standing Still
©Rachel Portesi, Bush Head (triptych), 2020-2022 Polaroid 8×10 color
I was introduced to the work of Rachel Portesi this September, through her solo show at the Griffin Museum of Pho
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