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Art + Science: INSECTA: Kurt Caviezel by Linda AlterwitzJanuary 7th, 2021

©Kurt Caviezel

Kurt Caviezel is a photographer based in Zurich.

Art + Science: INSECTA: Daniel Kariko by Linda AlterwitzJanuary 6th, 2021

Horse Fly ©Daniel Kariko

Daniel Kariko is an artist and educator based in North Carolina.

Art + Science: INSECTA: Jo Whaley by Linda AlterwitzJanuary 5th, 2021

Colias Eurydice ©Jo Whaley

“Like moths attracted to the light of a flame only to perish in that flight, I wonder if we, too, are tied to self-destruction through a drive toward greater

Art + Science: INSECTA: Mike & Doug Starn by Linda AlterwitzJanuary 4th, 2021

©Mike and Doug Starn

“Light is power, knowledge, information, the triumph of science is discovery, rendering previous knowledge obsolete and antique.

América Latina Week: Erica Bohm by Yazmeen P. LoaizaDecember 4th, 2020

©Erica Bohm

This interview was written with the kind help of and in conjunction with Elena Gálvez Mancilla – Mexican historian and sociologist; a researcher on the Amazon and indig

David Maisel: Proving Ground by Linda AlterwitzMay 28th, 2020

Proving Ground ©David Maisel

David Maisel’s monograph Proving Ground (published by Radius Books and co-published with Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art) investigates Dugway Proving Gro

Bremner Benedict: Hidden Waters by Linda AlterwitzApril 2nd, 2020

©Bremner Benedict, Lower Sonoran Desert – Gran Desierto de Altar, La Salina Grande, Pozo (freshwater unnamed spring), MX.

Art + Science: Nature and Nurture: Howard Lewis by Linda AlterwitzMarch 3rd, 2020

“Untitled 15″ from the Kinetic Solitude series, ©Howard Lewis 2020

It has been medically proven that when immersed within nature, one’s anger, fear and stress tends to melt

Lauren Orchowski: The Observable Universe, Near and Far by Daniel GeorgeJuly 30th, 2019

The Observable Universe, Near and Far, by Lauren Orchowski, was selected from our most recent call-for-submissions.

Seeing Science by Marvin Heiferman by Linda AlterwitzJuly 6th, 2019

Seeing Science (Aperture, 2019)

“Science photography grounds us in the particulars of our earthly and extraterrestrial adventures, and astounds us when it reveals what lies beyond the pa