One Picture/One Paragraph
Tessa Berring
I’m tired of threading objects onto thin flexible wire. Metaphors bore me and I know I’ve changed the subject.
Eduardo Rivera
She’d always been there, occupying the same room.
Alan Labb
My father was a company man living in a company town.
Boyer + Factor
The subject roams the parameters of her habitat, pushing against the surfaces.
Rachael Banks
When I look at my grandmother, I find myself frightened by our likeness.
Jenny Papalexandris
It is not a story with a clear trajectory; images are filmic and present as a series of vignettes.
Kelly Mitchell
It was me and my scanner.
Henry Rice
This photograph is not a depiction of life in Seoul, it is a depiction of my memory of it.
Mark Tamer
Five seconds later there was indeed a flash and a bang and I did fly across the living room.
