Brittany Goldberg: Heavy Metal Hair Salon

Interview by Katie Kerl, Copyright 2021 . Brittany Goldberg: Heavy Metal Hair Salon . Uncovering interesting women entrepreneurs that are down to earth, smart, witty, and pretty in Philadelphia is really a fun thing. It is hard enough to find decent women friends in general as we get older.  Finding women who want more for … Read more

Juneteenth: Long Time Coming (But, Is It Too Late?)

Text by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Juneteenth: Long Time Coming (But, Is It Too Late?) . “By making Juneteenth a federal holiday, all Americans can feel the power of this day, and learn from our history, and celebrate progress, and grapple with the distance we’ve come but the distance we have to travel.” – … Read more

Heads Held High: The Work of Jamel Shabazz by Aliana Ho

Text by Aliana Ho, Copyright 2021 . Heads Held High: The Work of Jamal Shabazz . In looking at the work of Jamel Shabazz, an aura of confidence and righteousness radiates out of his images. There is no doubt that each subject is aware, and focused, on the camera, and giving a show to the … Read more

Stephen Shore: A Review by Rachel Grand

Text by Rachel Grand, Copyright 2021 . Stephen Shore . Stephen Shore’s Merced River, Yosemite National Park, California, August 13, 1979 Stephen Shore is an American photographer still living and working today. Shore’s oeuvre is characterized by his highly detailed photographs. They are color film shots, taken on an 8×10 view finding camera. Shore is … Read more

Nan Goldin: Immersion and Trust by Abby Harris

Text by Abby Harris, Copyright 2021 . Nan Goldin: Immersion and Trust . Trust is a required element for any documentary photographer to have with their subject. Nan Goldin and her work is an excellent representation of that trust. Nan Goldin was born in Washington D.C in 1953 Goldin began her career in photography in … Read more