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Isidro Ramirez

Isidro Ramirez is a Spanish photographer who, after 20 years spent living, working and studying in the UK, is now based in Singapore. Alongside developing his practice as a contemporary urban…

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Brian Van Lau

Brian Van Lau was born in 1996 in Honolulu, Hawaii. His work primarily deals with romanticism and the ability to affect memory through visual text. He focuses on topics of…

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Michael Rudd

Michael Rudd was born in Canada and lived in Hong Kong and London before settling in New York. He’s self-taught and hasn’t shown much of anything anywhere. Today we share…

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Barbara Levine is a photo collagist, collector of vernacular photography, curator and author of several books on found photography (published by Princeton Architectural Press). Her extensive photo archive (a.k.a. Project…

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Scott Dalton

Scott Dalton is a photographer based in Houston, Texas. He has spent years working throughout Latin America, including extensive coverage of Colombia, where he lived for over ten years photographing…

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Renaud Lafrenière

Renaud Lafrenière (b.1994) holds a BFA in photography at Concordia University in Montréal. His work was exhibited in photography festivals and group exhibitions in Montréal, Vendôme (France) and Rovaniemi (Finland).…

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Noritaka Minami

Feature by Sarah Pollman Noritaka Minami received a BA in Art Practice from the University of California, Berkeley in 2004 and a MFA in Studio Art from the University of…

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What We’ve Read! – May Edition

Sam Hutchinson, Two Thousand and Nineteen *84, 2019 ‘Two Thousand and Nineteen *84’ is both satirical and cathartic, a submission to the surreal and a reimagining of ‘the best of a…

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Virginia Hanusik

Virginia Hanusik is an artist whose work focuses on the relationship between landscape, identity, and the built environment. Originally from New York’s Hudson River Valley, she began photographing with an…

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Jocelyn Lee

Jocelyn Lee was born in Naples Italy. She received her B.A. in philosophy and visual arts from Yale University, and her M.F.A in photography from Hunter College. In 2013 she…

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Julien Lombardi

His staging of the ordinary creates a simulacrum, and the neutral elements of our daily lives take on new meanings. No matter where they are captured, his images are enigmatic…

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What We’ve Found: Color

The results are in – prepare your eyes for a colorful feast. What we’ve found is that tasteful color can make even the most mundane appear magnificent. What we’ve found…