A neuroscientist by trade, Sariñana has driven his art-making into the intersection of art and science, with a focus on the theoretical study of photography.
All tagged 2018
Hiroshi Watanabe
A master of the black and white image, Watanabe targets multiple genres of photography with a clear and distinct style.
Safi Alia Shabaik
With a documentary eye, Shabaik’s photography examines everything from identity, to subcultures, to private family life.
Camille Seaman
Seaman delves into realms as varied as documenting the planets Polar regions to storm chasing through the American plains.
J. Fredric May
Legally blind and subject to vivid visual hallucinations, May’s cyanotype photographs offer an alternate view of reality from his personal vision.
Carol Golemboski
Steeped in metaphor, Golemboski’s artful images are created with a combination of photography, drawing, and photograms.
Molly McCall
Metaphors and memory, born from a combination of photography and painting.
Ian van Coller
Photographs representing conservation and the environment centered on the production of large scale artist books.
Joni Sternbach
Sternbach’s photographs concentrate on surf culture and environmental portraits using the wet plate collodion process.
Jennifer Schlesinger
Photographic artist, curator, and gallerist, Schlesinger knows the art and business of photography from both sides of the fence.
Alan Ross
A master photographer, printer, and educator, Ross’ landscapes and still lifes are photographed throughout several countries.
Aline Smithson
Conceptual portraiture exploring ideas of childhood, aging, and humanity, often with a good dose of humor.
Jim McHugh
Transcending editorial and fine art photography with an emphasis on portraiture using Polaroid and instant films.
Renée Jacobs
A celebrated photographer of the female nude, accomplished with style, grace, and respect.
Justin Borucki
A music photographer by trade, personal portraiture and street scenes of NYC using historical processes inform Borucki’s work.