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After yesterday’s Black and White Portrait exhibition, today continues our exploration of faces in monochrome. As an Angeleno, I was excited to discover the photographs of Tom Zimberoff, particularly his project on Mexican-American immigrants in East LA, through his recognition in the 2025 Critical Mass Top 50. We met at the opening at the Duncan Miller Ga...


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The 2026 Black and White Portraits Lenscratch Exhibition Part 1 | Part 2 Earlier this year we invited artists to submit black and white portraits for our first Black and White Portraits Lenscratch Exhibition. We received hundreds of strong and captivating submissions from all over the world. Together, the selected photograph illuminate the beautiful&n...


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I have been following Ben Marcin’s work for years–his terrific typologies of houses/buildings standing alone in the landscape – vestiges of history, time, and community. He has built a legacy of considering the architecture of how we live. I am happy to share that Marcin is releasing a book of several projects, published by GOST.

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“I think generosity begins with acceptance. You have to be open enough to accept what’s happening in order to understand, to reciprocate. Like the willingness to be open, and wait to see what’s happening so you can understand how to respond. I think this is the root of generosity.” _ Lonnie Graham Sometimes you come across a

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Compiled by Debra Achen In the Monterey Bay Area, home of the renowned West Coast Photography movement, landscape photography is a beloved tradition and source of local pride. But how do photographers respond today, when much of the natural world is at risk? This question was top of mind for Helaine Glick, curator of the

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