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As Houston Center for Photography embarks on its Annual Print Auction, which will take place on February 13, 2020, I spoke with Houston-based collector, Frazier King, about his evolving photography … Continued

Right now, people are making images and uploading them to online image-sharing platforms such as social media at the rate of more than a trillion photographs each year. This number … Continued

I was introduced to Karen Navarro’s photographs before the I met the artist herself. I was invited to jury Houston Center for Photography’s Learning Curve 11 in September 2018. I … Continued

Photographer, Leonard Suryajaya and I have not met before, but have many friends in common, including Farah Al Qasimi, who will be exhibiting at Houston Center for Photography this November … Continued

Right now, Hadi’s works are large, later he’ll say they’re nearly the size of a person–his person or a person like him. When I first met Hadi a few years … Continued

“My final prayer: O my body, make of me always a man who questions!” Frantz Fanon, Black Skin, White Masks   Iranian-born and New York-based artist, Arash Fewzee, offers a … Continued

a collaboration between friends made in times of uncertainty and change   I’ve had the strange feeling lately that I’m growing.   Not quite “up,” as the arboreal saying goes, … Continued

Ruth van Beek is not a photographer, but the feelings and logics of photography linger in her collage like stubborn specters. Photographs serve a utilitarian purpose outside of art contexts—they … Continued

Brooklyn based artist Daniel Gordon is having a moment:  Since the early aughts, he and his work have gained a steady following among curators and collectors. He is known for … Continued