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This photography exhibition captures the wild and wonderful faces of Denver’s nightlife

Portrait photographer Shadows Gather has been documenting the city’s queer, punk, goth, and club scene since 2019. “The Archives: 2019-Now,” is the first full retrospective of her work.

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The Female Gaze: Jane Szabo – Recent Work

Los Angeles-based conceptual artist Jane Szabo merges a love for fabrication and materials with visceral photographic images. The core of her work revolves around ideas; she uses photography as a storytelling medium, where the narratives are deeply rooted in personal experiences. Her images can be seen as a diary that records details of life over time, or View the rest of The Female Gaze: Jane Szabo – Recent Work on LENSCRATCH.

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WePresent | Hoda Afshar investigates the legacy of colonial photography

Hoda Afshar investigates the colonial photographic gaze and its fixation on veiled Islamic bodies

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Mickalene Thomas On Finding the Joy in the Everyday

In a new exhibition, the artist intimately captures the community of her local park in Brooklyn

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Postcards From Home: Photographs From an Unpublished Book

As I approach 40 years of photographing D.C., I’m returning to my archive that shows Washington beyond the monuments.

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40 Inspiring Photos by Indian Photographer Happy Mukherjee That Reveal Stories of People and Cultures

Photography, at its best, is more than a visual medium—it is a language of empathy, connection, and memory. For Happy Mukherjee, an accomplished Indian travel, street, and documentary photographer, this language has become her life’s pursuit. With a background as an Economics teacher for over a decade, Happy made a bold leap of faith into [...]

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Dramatic Aerial Photos Visualize the Poetic Rhythms and Patterns of Ballet [Interview]

“Ballet and aerial photography share a natural affinity. Both are about precision, form, and repetition.”

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Expressive Underwater Photos Inspired by the Grandeur of Baroque Paintings

“For me, water has always been both chaos and freedom. It strips away control and asks us to see ourselves in a different light. That’s where my stories begin.”

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Weekly Inspiration: Jacopo Benassi

Monday Inspiration ✨Artist: Jacopo Benassi @benassijacopo The artist begins to move in the world of photography in the 1980s, in particular through environments linked to underground music. Over the years his research became wider and began to include portraits and self-portraits, performances, painting, nature and the world of fashion, while maintaining, however, as a sort of constant, a very intimate and introspective way of taking pictures. (from editor) The post Weekly Inspiration: Jacopo Benassi appeared first on The Weird Show.