In Conversation: Dylan Nelson
Dylan Nelson is an artist whose practice spans photography, temporary sculptures, and book making, with an underlying interest in how those things might coalesce. Bridging manufactured environments in both the…
Category: Essay
Behind The Scenes: A Conversation With Gideon Jacobs
‘Behind The Scenes’ For our new ‘Behind The Scenes’ series, we interview those that find art, champion art, and talk about art. These influencers, whether it be art critics, independent curators…
Up For Review : Ed Templeton’s ‘Hairdos of Defiance’
When I started flipping through Ed Templeton’s latest book “Hairdos of Defiance”, the notion of “collecting” became readily apparent. From the nineties into the 21st century, Templeton has been fascinated…
Alexis Pazoumian
Of Armenian and French origin, Alexis Pazoumian is a photographer and director. He was born in Paris France, and later attended a four-ear graphic design school in Paris. The concepts…
Spencer Worthley
Spencer Worthley is a documentary filmmaker and photographer based in Brooklyn, NY. The Lead Photographer for both Cinema Eye Honors and the Camden International Film Festival, his work has appeared…
This Is Mine :
Collective Film Project
Sarah Elizabeth Borst is an internationally exhibited artist from Davidson, North Carolina working in the mediums of photography, film, installation, writing and performance art. She received her Bachelor of Fine…
Daniel W. Coburn
Daniel W. Coburn lives and works in Lawrence, Kansas. His work and research investigates the family photo album employed as one component of a visual infrastructure that supports the flawed…
Across State Lines – “Brass Balls & Shopping Malls”
THE UNITED STATES ARE BEGINNING TO LOOK THE SAME The United States easily could be separated in to 57 states – give me a permanent marker and I…
The Inimitable Otherness of Stacy Kranitz
Today we have the honor of showcasing this article and interview with Stacy Kranitz written and conducted by Michael Adno. Michael is a photographer himself and a very talented writer.…
Across State Lines – “Tips & Tricks & Hi-Jinks on Route 66”
Sun’s up. Chris’ phone broadcasts painfully radical, sociopolitical talk podcasts. I get it, I’m on board — just not before my first cup of coffee, my liquid incentive to get dressed. Continental breakfast…
Across State Lines – “Sunset Strip, No Round-Trip”
Michael and I met back in 2012 while attending the undergraduate photography program at Savannah College of Art and Design. We both knew of each other’s work, and the cut-throat…
A Moveable Brunch
So there were these brothers some time ago, Phillip and Paul, and they had two tasks: find lunch, and clean the chicken coop. Phillip, the elder brother took it upon…
Joel Kuennen
Joel Kuennen has a background in English Literature, German, Critical Theory, and Anthropology. His work has spanned such diverse practices as critical and creative writing, painting, installation, metalsmithing and digital…
Jeremy Mohler
Jeremy Mohler is a writer living in Washington, DC. After receiving a B.A. degree from the Philip Merrill Collegel of Journalism at the University of Maryland, he has self-published essays…