v2.16 / The Visions of Gerasimos Platanas
“Traces of existence”—that’s how the Greek photographer Gerasimos Platanas describes his work. But not existence as we might typically imagine it. No indications here of
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v2.15 / Behind the Mask of Etienne Ketelslegers
Scholars still debate the purpose of neolithic mortuary masks. Did they honor the dead or summon the dead to life again? Did they extol the
v2.14 / Eric Kellerman’s Tenebrisms
There’s a poem I love by Heather McHugh that describes sunlight shattered by trees and water—an event without boundary, without order, yet somehow channeled by
v2.13 / Igor Pisuk’s Diary of a Nobody
It’s an extraordinary time for photography and photographers. The boundaries have all but disappeared, the medium is as open as Mars for exploration. With the
v2.12 / Francis Baker against Time
In 1993, photographer Margaret Morton and the late Diana Balmori, landscape and urban designer, published a remarkable little book called Transitory Gardens, Uprooted Lives. The gardens
v2.11 / Paul Cava in Ink / Extended Feature
We have a lot in common with ink: from the carbon we bleed to the fuel we burn. I’m inclined to think this vital, essential