A personal series reflecting on the possibility of losing one’s vision by lens-based artist Owen Mar. As an artist Mar attends to elements of daily ...
A series based around years spent in Tbilisi, Georgia by Belgrade-based photographer and artist Ksenia Mikhailova. Originally from Russia, Mikhailova ...
“It might feel like things are too late or that you’re behind, but you’re not.” The City After Its Ordinary Rhythms Laidric Stevenson ...
A series exploring the pleasure and shame of looking by lens-based artist Jacob Faulkner. Born in San Diego, California, Faulkner received his BA in ...
“The installation does not ask who we are. It asks how many we have already been.” Where the Image Becomes a Place Olga Neff builds art ...
“I don’t want the photograph to solve the mystery. I want it to leave the door open.” The Quiet Threshold Between Recognition and Mystery ...
A series of family archives, personal observations, and moments captured across generations by photographer Elena Serafimova. Serafimova was born in ...
“My ambition is to push the medium forward by inventing new visual languages through innovative in-camera processes.” Between Two Cultures ...
Less than a year after Peter Hujar (1934 – 1987) learned he had AIDS, the photographer passed from the disease at the age of 53. In death, Hujar reemerged ...
Sequins in sitting rooms: why photographer Debby Besford puts skating champions in domestic settings
Think about photographing sports professionally, and a certain type of image comes to mind. An athlete in action, typically mid-air, sweat beads and ...
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