I became a refugee at age 5 when I moved to the middle of America as one of 70,000 migrants of the Bosnian War. With each step away from home, this vast American space demanded that we analyze ourselves in…
“Armour made the knight, the crown the king…what are we?” At the turn of the 20th Century, North America’s last great land rush took place in the Canadian West. It was on the prairies that the soil made the farmer,…
What will baffle future generations about our day and age? Ohh I have no idea. I think most of us never thought the world could look like it does nowadays. Maybe that we all now have to stay at home. What is it…
“The stretch between Tijuana and San Diego is long. Very long. And it is as treacherous as it is beautiful. It is unlikely that anybody who has ever crossed it will easily forget it. Its desert-like landscape is bound to…
Have you recently been living by any life philosophy? – I tell myself every day I wake up to try and be better. Try and be kinder to myself, try to appreciate people more. Just try to be a better…
Have you recently been living by any life philosophy? Avoid negative people. What will baffle future generations about our day and age? Our behavior towards the environment. Are you aware of any conspiracies? Nope. What is it that interests you about photography? I’m interested in images, not…
Have you recently been living by ana life philosophy? Teach your children early what you learned late. What will baffle future generations about our day and age? Hot dog stuffed crust pizza. Are you aware of any conspiracies? I consider page 2 of Google results…
Barbara Weissberger: Mother — J Houston I first saw Barbara Weissberger’s Mother at Silver Eye Center for Photography in early February. The gallery was full with images at varied sizes, hanging at different heights, broken up by soft sculptures in…
A secular landscape generally contrasts sacred sites, but is still able to mimic this process. It can be seen as the liberation of consuming nature from any kind of use-value, commerce or narrative into a meditation that is represented by…
Castle of Innocence is a tale that questions the narratives and myths that shape our perception of protection, violence, and truth in the collective consciousness. Set in the Children’s Museum (Museo de los Niños) of Costa Rica, the project uses…
Air China 987 is the flight number Toby used to travel back and forth between Beijing and Los Angeles. The experience of being an international student impacts Toby’s visual system as a photographer. The way he observes the world is…
Have you recently been living by any life philosophy? Hold (most) things loosely. Don’t take yourself too seriously. Don’t lie. What will baffle future generations about our day and age? The list of what won’t baffle them is probably shorter. Are you aware of…
NORFOLK, VA. (June 22, 2020) – Photographer and Director Dawit N.M.’s story has many beginnings, including his early years in Ethiopia, his family’s move to Hampton Roads and his discovery of film and photography. The internationally acclaimed artist presents his…
Andres Gonzalez American Origami (Fw: Books, 2019) By Kris Kozlowski Moore Andres Gonzalez’s American Origami has 384 pages and over 700 photographs. Its bulk foretells the colossal scale, emotional weight and intricacies of its subject – mass shootings in American schools….
Dorothea Lange / Sam Contis Day Sleeper (MACK, 2020) By Ash Holmes There are a few factors that should have hindered my experience of MACK’s much-anticipated new book with Californian photographer Sam Contis, Day Sleeper. I am not hugely familiar…
Giles Price Restricted Residence (Loose Joints, 2020) By Dan Rule It’s not too much of a stretch to frame the 2011 Japanese Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami as a kind of Baroque cultural event. The catastrophic scale and drama that scored…
Last week I picked up a copy of When a Man Loves a Woman from Molly Matalon herself; I parked illegally and crossed the block to wait in the sun, eagerly and a bit apprehensively. The distancing had already begun,…
You now have just days left to support the photographers in the 2020 Palm* Photo Prize shortlist. Head on over palmstudios.co.uk where you can purchase prints directly from their site with all profits going directly to the artists. The Judge’s Panel…
Have you recently been living by any life philosophy? I’m not religious at all, which might be surprising given that I spent five years of my life documenting Christian pilgrimage sites, but I have always believed in Quaker values such…
Have you recently been living by any life philosophy? Living every day step by step and make it the most creative and peaceful. What is it that interests you about photography? The possibility to deal with life, reality, and create fiction…
