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Book Review: Conversations with Dad by Carissa Dorson
The story of a daughter and her father building a closer relationship through their shared passion for photography I’m personally at a time in my life when my oldest child, Alison, is graduating college this month – and I can’t help but wax nostalgic. Conversations With Dad by Carissa Dorson is the salve for the
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Location: Online Type: Book Review
BACK TO BLACK: CONTEMPORARY ANALOGUE AND HYBRID PHOTOGRAPHY @ Photon Gallery
BACK TO BLACK: CONTEMPORARY ANALOGUE AND HYBRID PHOTOGRAPHY
21. 4. – 27. 5. 2022
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Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Type: Exhibition
Look at the USA @ BDC Annex
Look at the USA
April 14 – June 26, 2022
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Location: Bronx, New York, United States Type: Exhibition
ROBERT SMITH @ Viridian Artists
ROBERT SMITH “CURTAIN CALL”
March 15th – April 9th, 2022
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Location: New York, New York City Type: Exhibition
ELGER ESSER @ Flowers Gallery
ELGER ESSER: SILBERBLUMEN
21 May – 23 July, 2022
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Location: Hong Kong Type: Exhibition
Student Perspectives 2022 @ Perspective Gallery
Student Perspectives 2022 Group Exhibition
March 31st – May 1st
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Location: Evanston, Illinois Type: Exhibition
REVERBERATION @ Photographic Center Northwest
REVERBERATION
April 7 – June 5, 2022
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Location: Seattle, Washington Type: Exhibition
Monica Miranda @ Sabrina Amrani
Monica Miranda: SHADOWS FALL BEHIND
until June 4, 2022
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Location: Madrid, Spain Type: Exhibition
Interview with photographer David Ricci
David Ricci is a Massachusetts based photographer whose work is featured in Issue #112 – Amusement. Ricci has exhibited widely including solo exhibitions at the Fogg Museum at Harvard, Art Complex Museum, Berkshire Museum, Iris Gallery, Panopticon Gallery, UMASS-Amherst and Brown University and group exhibitions at the DeCordova, Danforth and Fleming Museums and at Rosenberg+Kaufman
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Location: Online Type: Featured Photographer, Interview
Book Review: Sleeping Beauty by Lydia Panas
The first line of the press release for Sleeping Beauty by Lydia Panas states: “Portraits of women and girls intertwined with the photographer’s gaze, in a rare subversion of photography’s power relations.” Panas is no stranger to subverting the power relationship (of photography’s male dominated history, we presume) as her work in The Mark of Abel,
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Location: Online Type: Book Review, Portraits