SHOTS the book by Russell Joslin
A beautifully produced hardcover book edited by Russell Joslin. Featuring a curated collection of images from the issues of SHOTS that Joslin has published. Over the course of 16½ years, Russell Joslin has edited and published 67 issues of SHOTS, a renown independent...
Book signing with Jake Shivery Please come visit us during the first Photo Book Fair at Blue Sky Gallery where Jake Shivery and Blue Mitchell will be hanging out with a bunch of other reputable photo book publishers showcasing their wares. This event coincides with...
Book Review: Gum Printing by Christina Z. Anderson
Book Review by by Diana H. Bloomfield At first glance, one might wonder how Christina Z. Anderson’s latest book, Gum Printing: A Step-by-Step Manual, Highlighting Artists and their Creative Practice (Focal Press 2017), might differ from her previous all-inclusive...
Book Review: Psychometry by Carol Golemboski
Book Review by George Slade The desire to create worlds for the camera to gaze upon and record strikes me as an open-ended art of possibility in which photographic syntax places a high premium on signs, symbols, and the artist’s imagination. The stakes are raised...
Video Series: Hand Crafted Photography
Last fall I had the pleasure presenting a keynote at the 2016 Northwest Symposium for Alternative Process Photography in Vancouver BC. In preparation, I asked some of my colleagues to answer some interview questions on video about their personal reasons for using hand...
Poignant Pics no. 13 // Amy Wolff
Garry Winogrand // Kennedy Space Center, Florida, 1969 Welcome to number 13 in our series Poignant Pics where we’ve asked photo curators, educators, collectors and makers to share a brief essay on a photo that has significantly changed the way they think or look...
Poignant Pics no. 12 // Kat Kiernan
Jefferson Hayman // The Falling Rocket // 2016 Welcome to number 12 in our series Poignant Pics where we’ve asked photo curators, educators, collectors and makers to share a brief essay on a photo that has significantly changed the way they think or look at the...
Book Review: Absence of Being by Susan Burnstine
Book Review by Katt Janson Merilo In Absence of Being, Susan Burnstine shares with us glimpses into a psyche tormented by loss and trauma, while making the experience both fascinating and compelling. Burnstine’s opening essay provides a unique motivation, process, and...
Poignant Pics no. 11 // Maxine Watts
Julia Margaret Cameron // Unknown Woman or Madonna // England // March 1868 // Albumen Print Welcome to #11 in our new series Poignant Pics where I’ve asked photo curators, collectors and makers to write about a photograph or two that, in one way or another, has...Lemniscate of Diffusion
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