If you haven't had a chance yet take a look or buy your own copy of Shane Lavalette's Lay Flat01: Remain in Light. Exquisitely printed and well edited, accompanied by wonderful text. In particular Cara Phillips' essay "The Secessionists Revisited: Artist Collectives in the Age of the Blog" struck a cord. As always Cara Phillips write with lovely prose and she poignantly speaks about the state of contemporary photography.
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Monday, March 23, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Monday Round Up
In case you missed it:
To read Liz Kuball's piece on Tierney Gearon for Ahorn, click here.
To find Ellen Rennard speaking about the persistence of sexism in the photography world, visit her blog: www.ellenrennard.blogspot.com.
To see work by & read about Talia Chetrit, visit www.1000wordsphotographymagazine.blogspot.com.
And LAY FLAT 01: REMAIN IN LIGHT is now available for sale, here.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Andrea Diefenbach @ Shane Lavalette
Head over to Shane Lavalette's Journal to see his recent post about photographer Andrea Diefenbach and her emphatic reportage about "AIDS in Odessa".
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