Dreams of BirdsCarol E. Richards is a fine art photographer who captures the fleeting images of her avian subjects through a viewing scope, creating detailed portraits simultaneously distant and near. Each feathered body in Dreams of Birds nearly fills the scopes small oculus, as if in a spotlight before departing their small stage. To emphasize impermanence, the artist also documents the spaces left behind, prompting us to consider how we too are changed by

the city’s first colour photography studio

providing a critical perspective about Bush’s Global War on Terror that is distinct from those often made available to the American public

Meiselas creates work that raises provocative questions about documentary practice

rearranging their rhymes into visual sequences each time reimagined

where he received a BFA and a graduate of the University of Hartford

indoor scenes

masks/nakedness—that sparkle with psychic longing and apocalyptic comedy

and cheap sex

but to think about the broader perspective of history unfolding

this impressive compilation of mostly previously unpublished images is proof of Kawauchi’s unparalleled

Slack records various points of reference on a five day meander through The Big Easy

traveling portraitist