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PHOTO/arts Magazine is a compendium of photography and contemporary art topics. We regularly feature the work of emerging international artists. Created in 2006, Christopher H. Paquette is the editor and founder. Feedback, comments, and submissions for publication are always welcome.
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Featured Artists

  • Agan Harahap
  • Albert Yee
  • Andi Schreiber
  • Aras Karimi
  • Bernard Mindich
  • Brad Moore
  • Cheyenne Glasgow
  • Daniel Hermes
  • Danny Santos
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  • Monique Pelser
  • Patricia van de Camp
  • Robert Rutoed
  • Robert Schlaug
  • Salva Lopez
  • Sanders McNew
  • Sarah Kaufman
  • Simon Kossof
  • Stephen M Gray
  • Ula Wiznerowicz
  • Valerio Spada
  • Willson Cummer
  • Xingyang Cai
  • Zheng Yaohua
  • Zoe Strauss

Reviews

  • Michael Snow: Photo-Centric (2014)
  • Looking at the Land (2012)
  • Gomorrah Girl (2012)
  • Rineke Dijkstra (2012)
  • Visions of Arcadia (2012)
  • Naked Before The Camera (2012)
  • AIPAD (part 1) (2012)
  • AIPAD (part 2) (2012)
  • Emmet Gowin (2012)
  • Cindy Sherman (2012)
  • Eugene Atget (2012)
  • Whitney Biennial (2012)
  • Force of Nature (2012)
  • Totally Exposed (2011)
  • N Y Photo Festival (2011)
  • Drawn From Nature (2011)
  • Unsettled (2011)
  • AIPAD (part 1) (2011)
  • AIPAD (part 2) (2011)
  • The Big Three (2011)
  • Perkins Show (2011)
  • Miroslav Tichy (2010)
  • Picasso & Avant Garde (2010)
  • NYC Gallery Walk (2009)
  • Zoe Strauss: I 95 Show (2009)
  • Onward (2009)
  • Yale MFA (2008)
  • Heavy Light (2008)
  • Diane Arbus (2008)
  • Kertesz: Polaroids (2007)

Essays

  • Embracing Banality
  • My Own Wilderness
  • Art of Appropriation
  • Thoughts on Influence & Originality
  • Spirituality of Photography

Curated Projects

  • Self Contained (2012)
  • My Own Wilderness (2011)

viewing art

  • philadelphia museum of art
  • institute of contemporary art
  • intl center of photography
  • museum of modern art
  • folk art museum
  • metropolitan museum of art
  • whitney museum
  • national gallery of art
  • hirshhorn museum

nice places

  • lenscratch
  • the art blog
  • photo-eye | blog
  • the photo book
  • new landscape photography
  • zoe strauss
  • wonderLust
  • the independent photobook
  • art most fierce
  • indie photobook library
  • someplace something
  • the digital photobook
  • conscientious
  • unless you will
  • little brown mushroom
  • american suburb x
  • lpv magazine
  • actual colors may vary.
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