Where can you find alternative process photographers online?
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Faces, Ambrotype, 2013 |
There are many places where you can find artists working in alternative photographic processes. Taking a look at the websites of local galleries, such as Gallery 1/1 and the Mariane Ibrahim Gallery, can be great places to start. Below are a few more examples: Alternative Photography - Artists in the Gallery Online gallery of photographers currently working in alternative photographic processes. Online international photography magazine featuring contemporary artists in art, media, politics, and pop culture. Non-profit photography organization highlighting emerging and mid-career photographers from around the world. A photography nonprofit based in Portland, Oregon. Helps support and promote the work of emerging photographers. Their highlights of new photographers, particularly their Critical Mass Top 50, are excellent ways to learn about up and coming artists. |
Books in the Cornish Library
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Luis Gonzalez Palma
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Call Number: TR 654 L844 2010ISBN: 9788492841653Publication Date: 2011-04-30 -
Nature Morte
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Call Number: N 8251 S3 P48 2013ISBN: 9780500239063Publication Date: 2013-10-22This book reveals how leading artists of the 21st century are reinvigorating the still life, a genre previously synonymous with the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Old Masters.
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A Selection of Artists on the Web
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Binh DahnWorks in a variety of processes, but is well known for inventing his own organic techniques such as the chlorophyll print.
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Heidi KirkpatrickCreates unique photographic objects by applying film positives to found objects.
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Joni SternbachUsing the wet plate collodion process, Sternbach creates images of landscapes, the ocean, and surfers across the United States.
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Keliy Anderson-StaleyUses the wet plate collodion tintype process and ambrotypes to create portraits and landscapes.
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Lindsey BealCombines sculpture, bookmaking, and other mediums with photographic processes.
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Marian MontesdeocaA researcher and artist creating ambrotypes focused on themes such as identity, time, and history.
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Zelko NedicSpecializes in wet plate collodion and hand coloring to create complex and theatrical images
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Zohra OpokuUtilizes installation, sculpture, textiles, and photography to discuss the influence of history, politics, culture, and socio-economics on identity.