FALL 2025
Monochrome Cinematic
by Jason Bentsman
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In this striking collection of black and white photographs, artist Jason Bentsman pursues the elusive through a medium often grounded in the concrete. His work resists simple categorization, unfolding as an intuitive exploration rather than a rational analysis.
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FALL 2024
XXX Amsterdam - Hollands Licht
by Daniel Carden Nemo
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Painters travel here from far and wide just to paint the clouds. Reflected strangely by the water, the light is soft and gauzy like a dream that doesn’t know it’s being dreamt. In winter, it warps the shadows with its weight, as there are no shadows in dreams. Diffusion between particles intertwines the edges. A place that makes its own light.
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FALL 2022
System of Lines and Shadows
by Jay Waters
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The world around us is filled with drama, with beauty, with stories. Yet even a trillion cameras often fail to capture most of it, because we all pay so little attention to our surroundings. Instead, those cameras are used to tell the story of I’m--what I’m doing, who I’m with, where I’m at. The photos in this collection are examples of what we can accomplish if we just look. Great photos are just the coincidence of life and light and whatever camera you have available—and the willingness to see something other than I’m. There’s enough good out there that you don’t have to invent something new if you are simply paying attention.
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SUMMER 2022
Forest Hanging from Inflection Point
by Daniel Carden Nemo
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Light slings low between detached dimensions
in the forest hanging from inflection points. The wind makes for it a shell-shaped labyrinth, paths among nodes in a network where photons sweep retina receptors, echoes travel by a sort of revolution. Lawless aerial structures lie bare there in the trueness of physical time as if darkened by fallout: past and future seem dark miniature corridors running at each other. Nothing to hold them in place except stories, narratives comprised of projection & distortion-- yours-meets-theirs: the world. |
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