Adam Krawesky: In Stride

Adam Krawesky walks a lot. His images of striding figures, emotional displays, and vivid colour are the product of a devotion to interpreting the visuals of the streets.

Amy Stein: Stranded

Amy Stein has travelled the US by car to find people caught in-between freedom and survival at the side of the road.

William Greiner: Katrina and Beyond

William Greiner on being displaced from New Orleans, the strength of intuition, and blooming where you are planted.

Christian Patterson: Out There

Christian Patterson discusses an on-going project and the challenges of becoming immersed in a phantom event.

Richard Colman

Richard Colman talks about the obsessively heraldic and personal symbolic language of his paintings.

Clark Hsiao

Travel, landscape, domesticity, and interior spaces in the work of Clark Hsiao.

Mark Tucker: Louisiana & Salton Sea

Mark Tucker balances vibrant professional work and personal experimental work with an almost painterly aesthetic.

Linn Schröder: Sind Sie ein echter Frosch?

Linn Schröder's series is at equal turns deeply emotional and distant — a surreal associative set of images.

Misty Keasler: Guatemala City Dump

Misty Keasler's photos of a place, which has inexplicably become a community, balance dignity with desperation.

Sara Padgett

Sara Padgett's photos are a personal reaction to contemporary suburban structures, travel, and America.

Tanya Zani

Tanya Zani's photos celebrate and elaborate on scenes that might appear as simple or mundane.

Davida Nemeroff: My Father was a Pirate

Davida Nemeroff explores the romantic notions of her family history by plausibly re-imagining a lineage of Jewish pirates.

Matthew Curry

Matthew Curry's paintings are filled with elemental harmony and dischord — epic battles between earth, air, and fire.

Jason Fulford: Crushed

Jason Fulford on his second book of photos, Crushed, the importance of travel, and the sensitive nature of the editing process.

Phil Bergerson: Shards of America

Phil Bergerson discusses the process of personal and professional discovery that lead to creating his first book, Shards of America.

Robyn Cumming: In Place

Robyn Cumming discusses her detail oriented photographic tableaus and the contradictory roles her characters play.

Julie West

Julie West creates highly unique worlds where enigmatic characters slip between nature and technology.

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