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Group Show 70: Under the Sun and the Moon Group Show 69: Photo for Non-Majors (part 2) Group Show 69: Photo for Non-Majors (part 1) Group Show 68: Four Degrees Group Show 67: Embracing Stillness Group Show 66: La Frontera Group Show 65: Two Way Lens Group Show 64: Tropes Gone Wild Group Show 63: Love, Actually Group Show 62: 100% Fun Group Show 61: Loss Group Show 60: Winter Pictures Group Show 59: Numerology Group Show 58: On Death Group Show 57: New Psychedelics Group Show 56: Source Material Group Show 55: Year in Reverse Group show 54: Seeing Sound Group Show 53: On Beauty Group Show 52: Alternative Facts Group Show 51: Future Isms Group Show 50: 'Roid Rage Group Show 48: Winter Pictures Group Show 47: Space Jamz group show 46: F*cked Up group show 45: New Jack City group show 44: Radical Color group show 43: TMWT group show 42: Occultisms group show 41: New Cats in Art Photography group show 40: #Latergram group show 39: Tough Turf P. 2/2 group show 39: Tough Turf P. 1/2
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4 Photographers and a Snapshot Collector You Should Follow on Instagram

Kittens included, Instagram continues to be a consistent source of challenging photography; whether it's for purely promotional use, as an in-between sketchpad, or for some artists, a medium of its own. And we swear, this isn't some kind of advertorial or "branded content integration." We simply, truly continue to be inspired. For the past 5 weeks we've hosted residencies not only from photographers but also collectors like Seattle-based Robert E. Jackson, who used his takeover to showcase selections from his strange and often unsettling archive of vernacular photographs. Go forth, follow and be inspired, but if you MUST #hatersgonnahatehatehatehatehate about it please give Taylor Swift a call and tell her Ansel sent ya. (PS. Happy Birthday Ansel Adams!)

Most importantly, please follow these folks if you like their work. You can click on each image to get to their handle.  

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PostedFebruary 20, 2015
AuthorJon Feinstein
TagsRobert E. Jackson, Rafael Soldi, Rachel Stern, Charlie Rubin, Taylor Swift, Jon Feinstein, Instagram, Kyle Seis, photographic inspiration
For a Better Tomorrow #1
For a Better Tomorrow #1

Tristan Cai's Perplexing Trilogy of Religious Science Fiction

Tristan Cai highlights the intersection of science and religion in an attempt to understand how people have intellectualized the supernatural throughout history. His recent series Tales of Moving Mountains: Why Won't God Go Away is an unsettling collection of multimedia works that focuses on the evolution of human-god relationships in Christianity, with a focus on developments in Asia.

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PostedFebruary 10, 2015
AuthorJon Feinstein
CategoriesArtists
TagsTristan Cai, science fiction, conceptual photography, David Cronenberg, Jon Feinstein
© Andrew McGibbon
© Andrew McGibbon

Andrew McGibbon Gets Up Close and Personal With Deadly Snakes

Since 2011, Andrew McGibbon has been photographing various animals in studio settings, removed from their native context. His most recent project, “Slitherstition” is a series of photographs of more than 30 snakes photographed at close range in front of bright, colorful backgrounds. McGibbon’s pictures, which tread somewhere between commercial portraits and scientific typologies, dispel the snakes’ historically evil mythologies, disarming them into pure design elements and vibrant eye candy.

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PostedJanuary 30, 2015
AuthorJon Feinstein
TagsAndrew McGibbon, snakes, mythologies, animal photography, venomous snakes
© Hannah Karsen

Hannah Karsen's Delicate Topographies

Hannah Karsen’s "Although I Have Never Been Here Before And Know Nothing About This Place" is a series of topographical photographs that transform man-made trails and pathways into an open-ended study of form and space. This concise grouping of seven images have no narrative arc, no beginning or end, and instead function as a quiet meditation on Karsen’s brief and fleeting encounters with the land. 

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PostedJanuary 27, 2015
AuthorJon Feinstein
Tagslandscape, topography, Hannah Karsen
Image Courtesy of The Library of Congress
Image Courtesy of The Library of Congress

Open Call: Group Show #45: New Jack City

For Humble Arts Foundation's next online group show, we're looking for photography that addresses how urbanization has shifted in the past decade, with a specific focus on how architecture, culture and community have evolved in cites around the world.

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PostedJanuary 23, 2015
AuthorJon Feinstein
Tagsopen call, urbanism, urban photography, call for work, Jon Feinstein
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Founded in 2005, Humble Arts Foundation is dedicated to supporting and promoting new art photography.