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Share this…FacebookRedditEmailHere are eleven tips that are helpful when applying for an artist residency. How to Apply for an Artist Residency: For Photographers, Artists, Writers, Filmmakers from Steve Giovinco …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailThe Strange Primordial Land of Greenland While in Narsarsuaq. Greenland, I saw the abandoned US Army base was nearby, where airplane parts, old shacks, and rails lay left …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmail I was an artist-in-residence for a month in a Nineteenth Century Chateau in France. This is what I heard from a young girl, who sang a song. Share …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailGreenland is Changing; Climate Change is Happening There Photographs of Ice and Landscape at Night Share this…FacebookRedditEmail
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Share this…FacebookRedditEmailThis Pixel 3 Camera is Great This is one of the first photographs I took using the new Pixel 3. The Google phone churns out some great images with …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailPsychologically intimate photographs of couples and mysterious night landscapes are my two major bodies of work. They both combine documentary and narrative photographic traditions, the approach is personal and …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailThe Internet? Death-Star Condos? During a stroll in Chelsea during the start of the Fall art season, the question was, “Where’s the art?” (Well, I did almost immediately see …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailGrant to Photograph Baffin Island at Night Informed by changing climate, history and culture, I will photograph the haunting isolated beauty of Nunavut’s arctic landscape, focusing both on the …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailThe strange whale-like creatures of Greenland have rarely been heard. But you can listen now. Share this…FacebookRedditEmail
