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September 2011 Featured Photographer : Jennifer Shaw
Six years have passed since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, yet the effects of Katrina and its political aftermath remain tangible throughout the region. During September, One, One Thousand is featuring two storm-related photography projects concerning both loss and … Continue reading
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Kathleen Robbins: Exhibition Opening on Tuesday, September 6th, 2011
Photograph by Kathleen Robbins: "Big Steele in the Ivy" from her series "Into the Flatland" Kathleen Robbins will be having an opening reception for an exhibition of photographs from her series Into the Flatland at Beard and Riser Studios in … Continue reading
Lauren Henkin: Solo Show, New Work, and Artist Talk
Photograph by Lauren Henkin: "External 14" from her series "Growth" Lauren Henkin will be having an opening reception for a show of new work at The Newspace Center For Photography in Portland, Oregon, on Friday, September 2nd, from 6:00pm … Continue reading
August 2011 Featured Photographer : Deborah Luster
Although homicides have been on the decline in New Orleans in recent years, the city still ranks highest in the nation in per capita murders. Deborah Luster’s sobering Tooth for an Eye: A Chorography of Violence in Orleans Parish examines … Continue reading
August 2011 Featured Photographer : Lori Waselchuk
The Louisiana State Penitentiary, known as Angola, is the largest maximum security prison in the U.S. As of last year, 71 percent of the prison’s inmates were serving life sentences. Lori Waselchuk’s photography project, Grace Before Dying, focuses on Angola’s … Continue reading
Dana Mueller and Eliot Dudik in EXPOSURE 2011, Opening July 21
Photograph (left) by Dana Mueller, Forest, St. Helena Island, South Carolina 2010 Photograph (right) by Eliot Dudik, alligator alley, oregon road Dana Mueller and Eliot Dudik will be showing work as a part of EXPOSURE 2011 beginning tomorrow, July 21. … Continue reading
July 2011 Featured Photographer : Dana Mueller
The Devil’s Den gained infamy during the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863. Fewer than 80 years following the Civil War, when both men and land were divided over the atrocities of slavery, German prisoners of war were put to work … Continue reading
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July 2011 Featured Photographer : Jeff Rich
Jeff Rich is continuing his Watershed project with a series dedicated to the Tennessee River, which flows from Knoxville, southwest to Alabama, and back into Tennessee. Photographing in the grand scale of 19th century American landscape photographers, Rich is creating … Continue reading
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Joshua Dudley Greer’s New Book: 26° 81°
Photographer Joshua Dudley Greer’s new book, 26° 81°, is out now. 26° 81° includes 40 full-color images of Immokalee, Florida, that "guide us through Immokalee’s quintessential American story of hardship, perseverance, optimism, and success." Photograph by Joshua Dudley Greer, W. … Continue reading
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Kathleen Robbins Exhibiting in ‘Mississippi Photographs, 1860s-Present’:
A Survey of Mississippi Photography at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art
We’re very happy to share the news that Kathleen Robbins will be participating in the upcoming group exhibition "Mississippi Photographs, 1860s-Present" at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans. According to the museum, the show will be a … Continue reading
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