Working Through and Working With: Jessica Hines and My Brother’s War
A critical review of the photographer Jessica Hines’s seminal body of work My Brother’s War, as written by Stacy J. Platt.
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In the Present Day and in the Present Tense: Tom Jones’s Remnants
A review of the photographic series Remnants, by artist Tom Jones.
Not Standing on Ceremony: the Photographs of Jasmine Clark
To engage with Jasmine Clark’s work is to engage with a complex mixture of issues that serve to both define and divide the United States at
Portfolio review of photographer Jasmine Clark’s “After Eisenhower Series” by Stacy J. Platt
Emi Anrakuji: Mapping Embodiment
One of the most distinctive photographers to have emerged since 2000, Toyko-based Emi Anrakuji has built a reputation on handmade photobooks and striking collections published by Nazraeli Books. Even her gallery shows feature
Francine Fleischer and the Watery Depths
While we know at first glance that these are individuals idly and happily dog-paddling or back-floating in what seem to be serene waters, there is still this pervasive sense that something unfathomably dark and complex—unquantifiable—accompanies them.