Jeff Whetstone Interview: Batture Ritual
“Yosemite and the like are places that are certainly worth preserving, but they do not reflect of our contemporary environment which is characterized by a compromised, struggling, and tenacious Nature...
View ArticleIndex G: Giving Script Race, Giving Race Script
“Until you step into the frame of a divide, whether racial, economic or other, the words, the calculations and the slow pulse of a printer spitting out excel spreadsheets and dissertations for...
View ArticleChristopher Anderson: Manic Compression, High Definition Society
“Cameras are now so advanced that the way we look at our image is now under the threat of becoming unrecognizable with its intense dedication to the state of high definition-pores counted, we recognize...
View ArticleGerry Johansson’s American Winter: A Contemptible Season Dawns
“Visually and technically for photography, the season is something of a conundrum, it is firstly a phenomenon that catches our impassioned attentions but it is also incredibly loathsome to be captured...
View ArticleRohan Thapa: An Imagined Freedom
“The title Moksha is a Sanskrit word for liberation or emancipation and for me relates not only the freedom gained with independence from the colonial rule but alludes to a freedom of the mind, a...
View ArticlePaul Kooiker: Eggs, Almonds, and Cyanide Memories
“I was at the time considering how closely cyanide and almonds share a space on the tree of life, blissfully co-existing to produce milk for incompetent digesters while also nestled very close on the...
View ArticleKacper Kowalski: A Cut From Above
“There is also the play of “organic sight” seen from the unusual perspective looking down from above. It’s a interesting play between seeing things (purposefully without use of drone)…” The post Kacper...
View ArticleErik Kessels: SHIT and Empty Infantilism
“I think that this is an argument that needs definition and that in doing so, following it up with the above analysis mentioning of colluding Nazis to the smell of shit and gay activity to the Nazi and...
View ArticleAlex Prager: Silver Lake Drive at TPG
“The main issue, which arises quickly, is that too many of the works appear to rest too comfortably on the visual laurels of their specific influences rather than becoming definably hers. For example…”...
View ArticleSybren Vanoverberghe: The Future of the Past is NOW Over
“The discipline of history is to weigh heavily on our beings. Without the harness of its chagrin, we float hereditarily as non-entity, just as we float into those futures in the same capacity of...
View ArticleDavid Heath: “Dialogues With Solitudes”
“It is true that he made images at a distance, at arms length as it were, but there is a considerable, rather a palpable feeling in the images that Heath is almost placing himself next to his...
View ArticleAllan Sekula: Ask the Dust
"As the project jumps backwards and forwards in time, and geographically, from one city to the next, the sequence returns again and again to Los Angeles" The post Allan Sekula: Ask the Dust appeared...
View ArticleBerangère Fromont: Cloud Connected
“…In a landscape where nothing was recognizable, except the clouds, and in the middle, in a field of forces crossing tensions and destructive explosions, the tiny and fragile human body”-from...
View ArticleJan Mammey: Pieces of a Hole
"It is not just the stitched building that become hidden, but also the remnants of architecture that in turn become strange shrines populating a city-disused and unserviceable pieces of utilitarian...
View ArticlePhotobooks 2018: A Conversation + with Gabriela Cendoya-Bergareche
"The “focus” is very eclectic as are my tastes. They are always changing and have been enlarging these past years. The collection has been very contemporary-based from the start and that is still...
View ArticleMusic, Creativity, and Complex Ecstasy: An Interview with Michael Schmelling
"You can look at it as music photography, of course, but it’s really about the creative act.” The post Music, Creativity, and Complex Ecstasy: An Interview with Michael Schmelling appeared first on...
View ArticleJanet Delaney: Public Life Matters
"The current political narrative that paints immigrants as invaders has been a part of our national conversation for a long time. I want people to be reminded that there is a long and deep history of...
View ArticleMark Steinmetz: Long Days Well-Spent in the Comfort of Others
"I tell myself that I am a limitless being until I realize my left shoe is untied and I sit on the curb to attend to its misshapen spaghetti-form of inconsequential circumstance. What point these...
View ArticleMatthew Genitempo: The New Rurality
"Instead, we are given room to ponder the possibility of the magnificent rurality that exists in wide acreage across America unfettered by the charms of free-range, gluten free, soulless vegan cafes...
View ArticleMark Ruwedel: Transcendental Plates; Ouarzazate
"They become meditative plates in which the living continue with all their baggage to be stopped and given a reflexive moment in which to breath out". The post Mark Ruwedel: Transcendental Plates;...
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