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THE CENTER AWARDS: ME&EVE GRANT: ANNA REED
© Anna Reed, Echo Chamber, from Merging Dimensions
Congratulations to Anna Reed for being selected for CENTER’s Me&Eve Grant recognizing her project, Merging Dimensions.
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Allen Morris: The Same Dirt + Silent Sentinels
©Allen Morris, all for our, Archival Pigment Print, 2020, from The Same Dirt
This week, we will be exploring projects inspired by place.
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The 2023 Lenscratch Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner: Paola Chapdelaine
©Paola Chapdelaine, The large tree of Silent’s front yard, seen from inside her house. Living in a small town in Connecticut, Silent’s main way of socializing is through VR Chat.
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Just Showing Up – Community is the Alpha
© Roy DeCarava, Joe and Julia Singing, 1953 from “The Sweet Flypaper of Life”
“The artist creates the material that we look back upon as a part of history.
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PROOF: On Screen: A Conversation with Matthew Kamholtz
©Matthew Kamholtz, Kenosha, WI, 2020, On Screen, p. 43
This week we are considering projects that all provide a form of proof. Each artist considers the idea from a different perspective.
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PROOF: Sheri Lynn Behr: And You Were There, Too
©Sheri Lynn Behr, Brooklyn-DUMBO, December 6, 2018, 7:12 PM
This week we are considering projects that all provide a form of proof.
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Focus on Ecuadorian Photographers: Brenda Vega
©Brenda Vega
This week we are featuring the work of Ecuadorian Photographers. Ecuador straddles part of the Andes Mountains and occupies part of the Amazon basin.
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Mary Beth Meehan: Seeing Silicon Valley
©Mary Beth Meehan, Seeing Silicon Valley book cover
“For more than seven decades, business leaders, politicians, and would-be entrepreneurs have tried to unravel the secrets of Silicon
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Annette LeMay Burke: Fauxliage
©Annette LeMay Burke, Bison Sign, Carr, CO, from Fauxliage
“The trees looked part of the landscape: a tall palm overlooking a line of U-Haul trucks, or a eucalyptus just hanging out nex
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Focus on Portraiture: Maria Mavropoulou: Family Portraits
©Maria Mavropoulou, The Lovers, from the Family Portrait Series
Technology has become such a ubiquitous part of who we are, so much so that our computers, iPads, and cell phones are as mu
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Crystal McBrayer: The States Project: Idaho
©Crystal McBrayer, After the Burn
This week we share the penultimate state in our multi- year States Project effort.
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On Collaboration: Street Scene by Hans Gindelsberger and Jon Horvath
©Hans Gindelsberger and Jon Horvath
It seems particularly appropriate to present this collaborative project in a period of quarantine with uncertain timelines.
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