Jack Barnosky
Jack Barnosky
Texas, USA
Lens, Prism, Palimpsest
I am thinking of the first three sentences that begin Samuel R. Delany’s secret literary masterpiece, Dhalgren: “to wound the ...
Jack Barnosky
Texas, USA
Lens, Prism, Palimpsest
I am thinking of the first three sentences that begin Samuel R. Delany’s secret literary masterpiece, Dhalgren: “to wound the ...
Paula Rae Gibson London, UK
Written On the Body
In the quote above Nicholson Baker is writing about the Japanese aesthetic known as wabi-sabi, an Eastern concept of beauty that stands ...
Tytia Habing
Watson, Illinois, USA
Full Circle
The yearning to leave home strikes many of us in our youth – a lust ...
Catherine Just
Los Angeles, USA
The Space Between
In the late 1940’s, Minor White and Edward Weston developed a close relationship as they worked together building the photography program at the San ...
Joanna Chudy
Bielsko-Biała, Poland
Some Other Memory
The mysteries of memory and time continue to tug at the edge of our limited understandings of this world, reminding us, as we totter on the cusp of genetically ...
Mélanie-Jane Frey
Paris, France
Slow Time: Exposure and Revelation
We live in an age increasingly dominated by fantasies of speed, convenience, effortless simplicity, endless access. Photography is a prime example ...
Karen Divine
Colorado, USA
Confession | Courage | Catharsis
On the surface, Karen Divine’s images feel colorful and playful – and in many ways they are. But as I spent more time ...
Jennifer Liston Potter
Tennessee, USA
Pictures From Home
We often think of photography as a medium that mines the external world for images of the foreign and exotic. Think about it, have ...
ODE TO EVERY THING
Eula Biss | John Bresland
Chicago, USA
I was reminded, as I viewed Ode to Every Thing, that in the Old Testament, the Genesis story describes ...
Yulia Kazban
Born in Ukraine, lives in Moscow, Russia
chemistry | transmutation | alchemy