RYAN SCHUDE JUST BECAME THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR GLASSHOUSE FAMILY! Ryan Schude is one of the freshest talents I’ve seen in a while. Both he and his work are very clever and just the right amount of fun. Just for you, our loyal blog readers, I’ve put together a preview of his work beforeContinue reading “Drumroll please….presenting Ryan Schude!”
Category Archives: About Photographers
I’m a fan of The Selby
Todd Selby never disappoints. His photo blog The Selby, displays his photographs of people within their homes/apartments. His subjects are always funny and dare to never take themselves too seriously, both of which are qualities I can truly admire. His most recent post was too good not to share. Here are his latest images ofContinue reading “I’m a fan of The Selby”
Rachel Papo: Serial No. 3817131
“At an age when social, sexual, and educational explorations are at their highest point, the life of an eighteen-year-old Israeli girl is interrupted.” – Rachel Papo, speaking about her project Serial No. 3817131. When Rahel Papo served for the Israeli Air Force for her mandatory two years, she was eighteen years old. Fifteen years afterContinue reading “Rachel Papo: Serial No. 3817131”
Framing the Presidency
The Aperture foundation will be holding a free panel discussion Wednesday, November 12th about how photography has shaped our perceptions of Bush’s presidency. “This panel explores the collision of photography, mass media, and politics in examining the role of images in the 2008 presidential campaign and beyond. Artists and media experts share their experiences andContinue reading “Framing the Presidency”
Bonnie Briant enjoys the company of ponies.
Call me old fashioned, but I get really excited when photographers have a cause. Bonnie Briant, who works as both a photographer and designer, recently spent time documenting wild mustang farms. In her ongoing project, we are confronted with the good, bad, and ugly treatment of these animals. Photographing the gruesome conditions of mustangs wouldContinue reading “Bonnie Briant enjoys the company of ponies.”
Amy Stein
Amy Stein’s “Domesticated” not only makes me consider the effects we have on animals, but also about what happens to those of us who live in cities and aren’t exposed to them. Amy explores the domesticated animal in a way where themes of companionship and captivity intermingle until it becomes harder to identify the moralContinue reading “Amy Stein”
Anri Sala
I came across Anri Sala’s work today. I love the quote below, probably because it means nothing. “…a place where a horse is not a horse, a crab is not a crab, a light is not a light. New Year’s Eve is not New Year’s Eve, colour is not colour, a city is not aContinue reading “Anri Sala”
The Selby: Photos in Your Space
Of the many blogs I am addicted to, Todd Selby’s ranks pretty high. His portraits of people within their homes are unassuming and incredibly entertaining. I have yet to figure out how he finds all these eclectic people and can only hope my humble apartment may someday be worthy! The Selby
Donna DeCesare’s “Edgar’s Story’
Donna DeCesare’s “Edgar’s Story” Donna DeCesare is a photographer working on a long term project documenting youth affected by war and community violence. The first in a series of photo novelas is called “Edgar’s Story” and follows a young man who grew up in the gangs of LA and returned to his family’s home inContinue reading “Donna DeCesare’s “Edgar’s Story’”
Glasshouse Images/Stone Thrower 