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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Tilt Gallery – Change and Continuity
The Tilt Gallery of Phoenix, AZ is a name that almost always comes up when handcrafted photographers are cooling off outside the darkroom during a workshop and comparing notes on galleries. “Have you checked out the Tilt Gallery?” Increasing numbers … Continue reading
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Tagged Melanie Craven, Michelle Craven, Phoenix AZ, Sabine Guedamour, Tilt Gallery
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Leslie Burns: The Search for Authenticity
An ongoing series of introductions to emerging artists in the field of handcrafted photography. When we spoke to Leslie Burns at her home in Georgia last week, she was preparing for an afternoon in the studio. “For me that means … Continue reading
Question for a day.
In a post-”straight” photography world many artists, gallerists and viewers are asking: What is the more honest photograph? A dramatic but perfectly focused, burned-in, dodged and cropped view of a natural wonder, or a photograph that uses the capabilities of the … Continue reading
Ever hear of “Historical” or “Alternative” painting processes?
Part One of an examination of the (at best) disingenuous and (at worst) deceptive segregation of “alternative” and “historical” process photography. We seldom (if ever) hear of “alternative” or “historical” painting processes. While watercolor processes can be traced back as … Continue reading
Quotable #1
“If they hate your work, they call it derivative. If they like your work, they call it ‘informed by’.” Thanks to a fotosavant reader for contributing the quotation above, which they attribute to a reviewer at fotofest 2010. Keep watching … Continue reading
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