Conversations

• Attention for One Second: A Conversation with Sara Cwynar

• Desire On Demand: A Conversation with Joseph Desler Costa

• Find-Cut-Paste: Bree Lamb Interviews Joe Rudko

• A Cold Wind Blows in Kolodozero: Conversation with Ekaterina Solovieva

• Paradise Pictures: A Conversation with Nick Marshall

• How Pictures Work: Down the Rabbit Hole with David Campany

• Notes from the Grey Zone: Interview with Alena Grom

• In a Garden of Odd Fruits: Interview with Lucas Blalock on A Grocer’s Orgy

• Human/Nature: A Conversation with Lucas Foglia

Portfolios

• Fernando Marante
  – The Divergent Image

• Cindy Konits
  – This Room Will Survive Me

• Jaclyn Wright
  – Marked

• Mitchell Barton
  – A Concert

• Nat Raum
  – Pool Paintings

• Eric Kunsman
  -Fake News Archive

• Dianna Temple
  – Making Wheelchair Tornados

• Atsushi Momoi
  – A Light Leads to Another

• Alan Knox
  – Eternal Return

Reports

• Traveling Pictures: snap+share at SFMOMA

• Permeable Imagery: Zach Nader at Microscope Gallery

• Absence Made Present: Keisha Scarville’s Alma at Light Work

• Looking to the South: The Matter of Photography in the Americas

• The Present is Female: Women Steal the Show at AIPAD 2018

• Beyond the Usual Suspects:
  Photography at the 2017 Miami Art Fairs

Book Reviews

• Performing Myth: Mexico, Masks | Rituals by Phyllis Galembo

• Regarding the Stock of Sex: Utopia Centerfolds at Play by Ina Jang, Brandon Isralsky, and Dean Sameshima

• An Artist’s Duty: 202-456-1111 by Jason Lazarus

• Visions of Eden: Human Nature by Lucas Foglia

• Coloring Outside the Lines: Amusement Park by David Brandon Geeting

• There’s Something Happening Here: A Series of Occurrences by Ben Alper

Profiles

• A Look Back at Pedro Meyer’s Truths and Fictions

• Kansuke Yamamoto: Japanese Surrealist

• Man Ray: Rayographs & Solarizations

• A Closer Look at Anthony Goicolea

• Jess: Paste Ups & O! Tricky Cad

• A Closer Look at Nancy Davenport’s The Apartments

• Henry Peach Robinson and the Combination Print

• Hannah Hoch and the Dada Montage

• William H. Martin and the Tall-Tale Postcard