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Cliché Verres & The Oxford Project: Peter Feldstein
Peter Feldstein received his M.A. & M.F.A in Art from the University of Iowa. He taught courses in photography and digital imaging in the UI School of Art & Art History for 32 years. He has exhibited nationally for 45
Cliché Verres & The Oxford Project: Peter Feldstein
Peter Feldstein received his M.A. & M.F.A in Art from the University of Iowa. He taught courses in photography and digital imaging in the UI School of Art & Art History for 32 years. He has exhibited nationally for 45
Neon: Roger Vail
Roger Vail’s Neon: Forty years ago when I was student at the School of Art Institute of Chicago I would often pass by Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks. It eventually became part of my molecular makeup, having something to do with all
Neon: Roger Vail
Roger Vail’s Neon: Forty years ago when I was student at the School of Art Institute of Chicago I would often pass by Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks. It eventually became part of my molecular makeup, having something to do with all
The Vignette Philosophy: Grace Weston
Artist Statement: As a photographer, I work in my studio constructing, lighting, and photographing staged vignettes to address the questions and contradictions of life, both large and small. I enjoy balancing humor, beauty and psychological tension in little dramas infused
The Vignette Philosophy: Grace Weston
Artist Statement: As a photographer, I work in my studio constructing, lighting, and photographing staged vignettes to address the questions and contradictions of life, both large and small. I enjoy balancing humor, beauty and psychological tension in little dramas infused
The American Streets: Robert M Johnson
Robert M Johnson is an American Street Photographer located in Massachusetts, USA. He is a self taught photographer immersing himself in the history and nuances of his craft. His images were all shot during the classic 1970′s period of Street
The American Streets: Robert M Johnson
Robert M Johnson is an American Street Photographer located in Massachusetts, USA. He is a self taught photographer immersing himself in the history and nuances of his craft. His images were all shot during the classic 1970′s period of Street
Not In Your Face: Susan Barnett
About Not In Your Face: In the series “Not In Your Face” the t-shirt is starkly evident but the photographs are not about the t-shirt per se. They are about identity and perception. Each of these individuals reveals a part
Not In Your Face: Susan Barnett
About Not In Your Face: In the series “Not In Your Face” the t-shirt is starkly evident but the photographs are not about the t-shirt per se. They are about identity and perception. Each of these individuals reveals a part
Ancient places & Portals: Chris Enos
From Chris Enos: In line with Gaia theory I have long felt that the earth was a living organism. I believe I’ve been aware of other dimensions since I was a young girl. As I photographed ancient Indian sites I
Ancient places & Portals: Chris Enos
From Chris Enos: In line with Gaia theory I have long felt that the earth was a living organism. I believe I’ve been aware of other dimensions since I was a young girl. As I photographed ancient Indian sites I
A Visual Journey: Gestation by William Zuback
From William Zuback: I often consider or describe myself as a fly on the wall. I am always in a state of observation, testing the surroundings, and at times participating. My goal as a fine art photographer is to take those
A Visual Journey: Gestation by William Zuback
From William Zuback: I often consider or describe myself as a fly on the wall. I am always in a state of observation, testing the surroundings, and at times participating. My goal as a fine art photographer is to take those
Urban Rhythms & The Car Picture: New York photographer Harry Wilks
New York Photographer Harry Wilks Harry Wilks explores the quirky rhythms of urban and manmade rural environments from rooftops in New York City and from bridges that span the Hudson River and other waterways in the region. His working method
Urban Rhythms & The Car Picture: New York photographer Harry Wilks
New York Photographer Harry Wilks Harry Wilks explores the quirky rhythms of urban and manmade rural environments from rooftops in New York City and from bridges that span the Hudson River and other waterways in the region. His working method
The City: Lori Nix
Photographer Lori Nix was born in Norton, Kansas, in the rural middle of the United States. Not much happens in a small Midwestern town except extreme changes in weather. She holds advanced degrees in ceramics and photography. A landscape photographer
The City: Lori Nix
Photographer Lori Nix was born in Norton, Kansas, in the rural middle of the United States. Not much happens in a small Midwestern town except extreme changes in weather. She holds advanced degrees in ceramics and photography. A landscape photographer
The alternative reality: Lynette Miller
Photographer Lynette Miller: I’m interested in the relationship between humans and technology, and how it can be articulated through form and creative possibility. Mathematics is a way of describing objective reality with certainty. Mathematics and photography rely on careful observation
The alternative reality: Lynette Miller
Photographer Lynette Miller: I’m interested in the relationship between humans and technology, and how it can be articulated through form and creative possibility. Mathematics is a way of describing objective reality with certainty. Mathematics and photography rely on careful observation
