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The complete Open Letters Monthly Archive.
Diane Arbus’s photographs are weird. Their subjects are weird. She herself was weird. A new exhibit takes us back to the origins of that strangeness –and asks what it says to us now.
Read MoreArmed with camera and tennis balls, a young photographer takes informal portraits of the dogs he meets. The Instagram sensation "The Dogist" is now a book.
Read MoreThese fairies of the air are among the most beautiful sights of summer. They're also 300 million years old and honed killing machines. A new book of photography shows us dragonflies as we've never seen them.
Read MoreArtist Laura Carton does not surf pornography for the usual reasons, By digitally removing the 'actors' from their backgrounds, she creates strangely suggestive landscapes. In this interview she addresses both her process and her plan.
Read More"www.deepintrusion.com, 2004" by Laura Cartonfrom Stripped, 2010
Read More"Refinement and Elegance," 2010by Caleb Cole
Read Morea conversation with cover-artist Caleb Cole
Read More"Spending a summer night alone in Hannibal, watching the Mississippi River, staying in a rundown motel, and getting drunk by yourself ... that's a solid way to spend a day." -- A conversation with poet and cover artist Joshua Ware
Read More“You’ve got to learn the language of art to be able to appreciate it. And then, where you go with it, what you see with it, is only limited to your own imagination.”-- A conversation with cover artist John Bonath
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