Essays
Book Report #2 / Jim Goldberg’s Candy
Goldberg is not content with a traditional monograph; with each publication, he finds new strategies to expand our understanding of the book form.
Christiane Feser: On Not Expecting a Window
For over a decade, Christiane Feser has been making images that explicitly or implicitly intervene in photographic transparency.
Book Report No.1
Books discussed in this first installment are ‘Elegy’ by Justin Kimball, ‘Rift / Fault’ by Marion Belanger, and ‘Either Limits or Contradictions’ by Nick Meyer.
Picturing San Francisco
The lineage of photographers associated with San Francisco is unique in the history of the medium.
Elinor Carucci’s Theater of Everyday Life
Carucci has staged the territory of domestic intimacy for almost thirty years.
Ellen Driscoll / Lost Cartography
The silhouettes and ghostly traces she conjures with sumi and walnut inks are insistent and ephemeral.
Danny Lyon: Rebel With a Camera
Lyon was not the run-of-the-mill concerned photographer hoping for photographic notoriety; he was seeking revolution.
Glimpses of an Insurrection
Baltimore is an intimate place. We know each other. We call it ‘Small-timore.”
A Story for Brea Souders
Like an emphatic response to nocturnal blindness, she created an internal sun.
