Review of Nandita Raman’s exhibition “Body is a Situation,” by Phil Taylor
Our body is more elastic than we think. Teasing, pulling, receding, absorbing the welter of forces that press towards it, splitting off into pieces, coiling in upon itself, endlessly deforming and reforming itself, informed by all in its surround. How large the surface of a foot is, I think, as I face up the first […]
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Tommy Kha
Through the framework of the self-portrait, I constantly navigate between self and otherness in my photography.
Elliott Jerome Brown Jr.
Constructed as singular moments in ongoing narratives, my work functions as a documented abstraction of daily life.
Zalika Azim
Investigating the complexities of history, memory, migration and lineage, my work strives unpack the constructions of personal and collective narratives.
Arash Fewzee
I make slow images in darkrooms, photographs that occupy space, drape over frames, resist reproduction, and exist in a state self-awareness.