Photographer Richard Burd’s photograms transform ordinary objects into mystical landscapes. The luminous volcanoes suggested in one photogram are optical illusions cast by four Slinkies from Toys `R’ ...

For the last four months or so, I’ve been in a bit of a funk. The brutal news cycle detailing global unrest and domestic discord has eaten away at any sense of tranquility I had. Everything seems ...

Farrah Karapetian’s luscious, provocative work at Von Lintel marries two traditions in photography — that of the staged picture and of the image made without a camera. Both have been around since the ...

The most recognizable fruits of photographer Kate Breakey’s career are pictures of dead animals, presented with no artifice beyond the monochromatic backgrounds. If it weren’t for the visceral subject ...

What the Artist Says: “The photograms are made with all the basic components in a darkroom: the enlarger, the table, the timer, some paper, me, and some cardboard. It is the system built for image ...

Photographer and sculptor Mary Beth Heffernan has had an abiding interest in skin -- as identifying surface, as delimiting membrane and as evocative metaphor. In “Blue,” her mesmerizing series of ...

Flaws, nicks and frayed edges are considered with reverence in San Francisco artist Klea McKenna’s new solo show, “Witness Mark.” The show is McKenna’s first with EUQINOMprojects, hosted in the ...

Michael Flomen,”Two Step” (2004), gelatin silver toned print, archival mount on museum board, framed with museum glass, 34.5 x 36.25 in; artist proof from edition of 4 + 1 AP (all images courtesy ...

Photograms are an analog darkroom process that do not use a camera; instead, materials are placed on or near unexposed light-sensitive photographic paper, exposed to light, and then developed using ...

Photograms, also called non - cameraless photography, are images that are made without a camera and uses photographic paper whilst exposing it to light. Object are placed on light sensitive paper - ...

Nadezda Nikolova-Kratzer’s photograms are beautiful in their seeming simplicity. Looking at them can be a meditative experience. They seem to hover and shimmer before your eyes. I have only seen them ...