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“A Trajectory of Grief” Traverses Tragedy
Monica Martinez-Diaz deals with death through digital collage
Photography
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Review: “I See You See Me”
Photo exhibition sheds gentle light on LGBTQ+, disabled, and neurodivergent lives
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New Book Altars Looks Through a Camera Lens Darkly
Darla Teagarden brings ritual to art photography
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“Black Is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite” at the Blanton Museum of Art
Images from a decade of building Black identity and community say it loud
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Photo Finish
The Austin Chronicle staff photographers choose their favorite photos of 2018
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Books to Read and Wrap for the Holidays
Gorgeous images of land and water shot from the air provide a fresh perspective on the Lone Star State
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NY in the Snow
In this gorgeous volume, photographer Vivienne Gucwa documents the Big Apple’s yearly transmogrification into a winter wonderland
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“Sally Weber: Fractured”
These photographs, made with scanners and full of distortion, offer not a precious image of a leaf but a fresh way to perceive a leaf
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Steve Rogers Is the Man Who’s Shooting All Those Performers
Local arts-scene photog reveals a plethora of faces at the Hideout
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“Sara Condo / Lindsay Hutchens” at Permanent Collection
One photographer considers the mother she had while another ponders the mother she thought she’d be
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ISIS and Radical Twitter
Should we be worried about radical Islam’s hacking skills?
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Why Are My Phone Pics Not Works of Art?
It might not be the gear, but the photographer
