• Abelardo Morell

  • Abelardo Morell, Tent-Camera Image: View of Monet's Garden #3, Giverny, France, 2023

    Abelardo Morell

    Tent-Camera Image: View of Monet's Garden #3, Giverny, France, 2023
    22 1/2 x 30 inch archival pigment print
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    "After Monet is a project I began in France during the summers of 2015 and 2016 in Monet’s Gardens in Giverny, Rouen and other regions along the Normandy coast where he painted. In an effort to continue this project, I went to the south of France in July of 2022 with my Tent/Camera to walk and photograph in the fields of Arles, St Remy and other parts of Provence where van Gogh painted. I designed my Tent device to allow me to project, via a periscope, an image of the nearby landscape onto the ground inside the tent. I then use a digital camera to photograph this “sandwich” of ground and view together in one picture. With these optical tools and visual ideas in mind I wanted to be inspired and soak up something of what van Gogh may have seen and felt in his walks. In June 2023, in order to pursue my project further, I went back to Giverny and Vetheuil where Monet lived and painted. His landscape work interests me a lot because of his emphasis in linking seeing and painting. In his work these two things are inseparable!"
    - Abelardo Morell
    • Abelardo Morell, Tent-Camera Image: Yew Tree in Monet's Garden, Giverny, France, 2023
      Abelardo Morell, Tent-Camera Image: Yew Tree in Monet's Garden, Giverny, France, 2023
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    • Abelardo Morell, Tent-Camera Image: View of Monet's Garden #1, Giverny, France, 2023
      Abelardo Morell, Tent-Camera Image: View of Monet's Garden #1, Giverny, France, 2023
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    • Abelardo Morell, Tent-Camera Image: Water Lilies in Monet's Water Garden, Giverny, France, 2023
      Abelardo Morell, Tent-Camera Image: Water Lilies in Monet's Water Garden, Giverny, France, 2023
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  • Cuban-born photographer Abelardo Morell surveys both the intimate and the majestic in his photographs of American people, objects, and landscapes....
    Cuban-born photographer Abelardo Morell surveys both the intimate and the majestic in his photographs of American people, objects, and landscapes. Initially, photographer Abelardo Morell worked in the traditions of Lee Friedlander and Garry Winogrand, photographing street scenes in New York. His interests later shifted to a more intimate scale, capturing black-and-white images of domestic objects. In 1991, Morell returned to the street, shooting scenes on a grander scale with a self-constructed camera obscura. The return to this centuries-old process allowed Morell to better understand the origins of his medium and capture in his artwork cities at a scale appropriate for comprehending them. In recent years, he has transformed his camera obscura into a mobile tent, moving it to locations throughout America to capture photographic landscapes on a monumental scale.

  • Julie Blackmon

  • Julie Blackmon, Floating, 2024

    Julie Blackmon

    Floating, 2024
    26 x 33 inch archival pigment print
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    36 x 46 inch archival pigment print
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    • Julie Blackmon, Slide, 2023
      Julie Blackmon, Slide, 2023
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    • Julie Blackmon, Leaf House, 2023
      Julie Blackmon, Leaf House, 2023
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    • Julie Blackmon, Smoke Bomb, 2024
      Julie Blackmon, Smoke Bomb, 2024
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  • Contemporary American photographer Julie Blackmon draws inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish painters, creating photographs...
    Contemporary American photographer Julie Blackmon draws inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish painters, creating photographs based around the people and places in her small community. Blackmon has compared her surroundings to a giant Hollywood prop closet, where a Starbucks employee out on a smoke break may appear in her next photograph, or the beauty shop she passes every day becomes the setting for a new piece. “It’s a fun perspective to have … to see the world around you as a potential story or idea. It changes how you see things. Nora Ephron said, ‘everything is copy,’ and that has really stayed with me. I live and work in a generic town, with a generic name, in the middle of America, in the middle of nowhere… but the stories unfolding around me are endless.” Both comical and serene, Blackmon’s photographs focus on scenes often involving children, family, and friends, saturated with pathos and a fascination with the everyday. Her work serves as a mash-up of pop phenomena, consumer culture, and social satire. 

  • Gail Albert Halaban

  • Gail Albert Halaban, Briar Neck, Gloucester, 2024

    Gail Albert Halaban

    Briar Neck, Gloucester, 2024
    24 x 20 inch archival pigment print
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  • Gail Albert Halaban is a distinguished photographer renowned for her captivating and intimate visual narratives that explore the complexities of...
    Gail Albert Halaban is a distinguished photographer renowned for her captivating and intimate visual narratives that explore the complexities of human relationships and urban life. Throughout her illustrious career, Gail Albert Halaban has exhibited a keen eye for capturing the essence of her subjects, transcending the ordinary to reveal the extraordinary moments that define our shared human experience. With a career spanning several decades, Gail Albert Halaban has garnered widespread acclaim for her ability to create images that reveal the ever-thinning barrier between the private and public sphere in modern cities, exposing the paradox of neighborly strangeness.

  • terri loewenthal

  • Terri Loewenthal, West Maroon Pass (Ute land), 2024

    Terri Loewenthal

    West Maroon Pass (Ute land), 2024
    40 x 30 inch archival pigment print
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    • Terri Loewenthal, Trout Creek Canyon (Crow, Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, Blackfoot / Niitsitapi ᖹᐟᒧᐧᒣᑯ, Salish, Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla lands), 2023
      Terri Loewenthal, Trout Creek Canyon (Crow, Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, Blackfoot / Niitsitapi ᖹᐟᒧᐧᒣᑯ, Salish, Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla lands), 2023
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    • Terri Loewenthal, Copper Lakes (Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, Eastern Shoshone, Cheyenne, Crow, Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla lands), 2023
      Terri Loewenthal, Copper Lakes (Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, Eastern Shoshone, Cheyenne, Crow, Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla lands), 2023
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  • The history of landscape photography is rife with men behind cameras attempting to offer the definitive view of a particular...
    Photo by Eric Persha
    The history of landscape photography is rife with men behind cameras attempting to offer the definitive view of a particular land feature. (Think of Ansel Adams’ iconic images of Half Dome and Carleton Watkins’ famous compositions of Yosemite Valley.) This kind of image-making seeks to capture, as in “possess,” an objective version of the natural world that does not (and has never) existed. As a woman seeking to reimagine the genre of landscape photography, Terri's work overlaps multiple vantage points and shifts colors into oversaturated hues, exposing the fallacy of a single objective view and offering a rich, sublime subjectivity in its place that is faithful to the lived complexity of human-and-land interactions. Each of her images is a single-exposure, in-camera composition that utilizes special optics she developed. The result is not a “made-up” image, but rather one that reflects the truth of countless multiplicities: the human capacity for intimacy with land; our connection to a reality that is not merely factual but also arises from emotion and imagination; and our longing for wild, transformative experiences within and without the psyche.

  • cig harvey

  • Cig Harvey, The Banquet, Camden, Maine, 2023

    Cig Harvey

    The Banquet, Camden, Maine, 2023
    16 x 20 inch archival pigment print
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    42 x 56 inch archival pigment print
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  • European photographer, Cig Harvey, is known for her photographs exploring the narratives deeply rooted in the natural environment and familial...
    European photographer, Cig Harvey, is known for her photographs exploring the narratives deeply rooted in the natural environment and familial relationships. The slow passing of time and the natural surroundings of Cig Harvey's rural home in the Midcoast of Maine has made her alert to the magic of the mundane. Harvey’s photographs depict luscious color and luminous natural light whether it be a portrait or still lives. Her early work presented stylized and cropped self-portraits including visual metaphors and elaborate costuming. Since then, she has shifted her focus to more spontaneous photographs of her life in Maine. “I want my photographs to be a jolt, they explore the magic in the world while having one foot very much placed in reality.” Cig Harvey explains of her work. 

  • andrew moore

  • Andrew Moore, Sojourner Cove with Sailboat, 2023

    Andrew Moore

    Sojourner Cove with Sailboat, 2023
    30 x 40 inch archival pigment print
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  • American photographer Andrew Moore has garnered widespread recognition for his captivating photographic series. Spanning various locales and themes, Moore’s work...
    American photographer Andrew Moore has garnered widespread recognition for his captivating photographic series. Spanning various locales and themes, Moore’s work masterfully captures the passage of time on both natural landscapes and built environments. Andrew Moore has a portfolio that includes extensive projects in Cuba, Russia, Bosnia, Times Square, Detroit, the High Plains, the American South, and, most recently, the Hudson Valley. Throughout his career, Andrew Moore has consistently demonstrated his mastery of the photographic medium, offering profound insights into the ever-changing landscapes and cultures he encounters. His contributions continue to enrich the world of contemporary photography, leaving an indelible mark on the artistic landscape.­­­

  • Saïdou Dicko

  • Saïdou Dicko, Gold acrobat, TMS1, 2024

    Saïdou Dicko

    Gold acrobat, TMS1, 2024
    Hand-painted archival pigment print; digital collage without retouching mounted to plexi
    39 x 29 inches
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  • Saïdou Dicko, born in Burkina Faso, is a self-taught visual artist (photographer, videographer, installer and painter). At the age of...
    Saïdou Dicko, born in Burkina Faso, is a self-taught visual artist (photographer, videographer, installer and painter). At the age of five, Dicko, a Fulani Shepherd, learned to draw by collecting shadows of his sheep on the Sahel soils. Naturally, the shadow is present in all of his work. In 2005, he began to experiment with photography. Six months after his photographic debut, he presented his first exhibition in the 2006 Dakar Biennial Off, where he won a prize, the first in a long series.­­­ Saïdou Dicko's artistic work continues to evolve thanks to his travels, his experience, his variousinspirations and his continued quest for a better world. His new series, The Shadowed People, is a reflection of years of work and research. Fifty percent of all sales of Dicko’s work go to his association, Nafoore Cellal, which has developed a health center and pharmacy, an organic vegetable garden employing 25 women and 7 men, 2 solar- powered water towers, and 2 manual water pumps in his native Yagma pastoral zone in Burkina Faso.

  • V. Elizabeth Turk

  • V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°21, Virginia Creeper, 2024

    V. Elizabeth Turk

    Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°21, Virginia Creeper, 2024
    Cyanotype image on Stonehedge paper hinged to museum board
    50 x 32 1/2 inches
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    • V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°11, Vinca, 2024
      V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°11, Vinca, 2024
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    • V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°12, Muscadine, 2024
      V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°12, Muscadine, 2024
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    • V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°1, Virginia Creeper, 2024
      V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°1, Virginia Creeper, 2024
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    • V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°5, Palmetto, 2024
      V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°5, Palmetto, 2024
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  • V. Elizabeth Turk, Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°9, Wisteria, 2024

    V. Elizabeth Turk

    Vendla: Studies for Dress Design N°9, Wisteria, 2024
    Cyanotype photogram on Stonehedge paper hinged to museum board
    15 x 32 inches (diptych)
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  • Artist V. Elizabeth Turk was an undergraduate student of painting before devoting herself to photography and holds a Master of...
    Artist V. Elizabeth Turk was an undergraduate student of painting before devoting herself to
    photography and holds a Master of Visual Arts from Georgia State University. For decades she
    mentored young photographers as a professor of photography at Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) in Atlanta. The cyanotypes above were part of a collaboration between Turk and fashion designer Peter Jensen. Jensen’s sustainable, minimalist fashion meets Turk’s expertise in experimental photography to create a special collection of cyanotype prints and dresses. The distinctive dark blue of cyanotype is a result of exposing light-sensitive iron salts to sunlight and is one of photography’s oldest processes. The collaboration entitled Yours Truly: Vendla is an inspired pairing of their artistic talents.