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Tatiana Grigorenko

tatiana grigorenko’s ‘the disappeared’ project. “an anti-portrait of a missing protagonist. inspired by soviet-era images that were manipulated to make individuals ‘disappear’ from history. the project is an exploration of memory, presence, invisibility and historical revision. blowing up my family’s snapshots to the point that their grain structure started to fall apart, i meticulously removed myself from each image using collage and/or paint.
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Darin Mickey

human resources

human resources

human resources

human resources

human resources

human resources

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Tauba Auerbach

The answer wasn t here

The answer wasn't here

Alphabetized Bible

Alphabetized Bible

Listen

Listen

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Ed Emshwiller

Ed Emshwiller – Thanatopsisenvoyé par MisterNatural. – Court métrage, documentaire et bande annonce.
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Seth Armstrong

The attempted murder of Peggy Sweetwater

The attempted murder of Peggy Sweetwater

No place to be somebody

No place to be somebody

Definitely Dracula

Definitely Dracula

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Grant Cornett

Untitled

Untitled

Untitled

Untitled

Untitled

Untitled

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Carlee Fernandez

Bear Study Diptych

Bear Study Diptych

Lola Isern

Lola Isern

Self Portrait- Portrait of my father, Manuel Fernandez

Self Portrait- Portrait of my father, Manuel Fernandez

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Chris Engman

The meeting

The meeting

transplant

transplant

The Empty House

The Empty House

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Bruce Nauman

> Bruce Nauman on wikipedia
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Bill Sullivan

(Stop Down) I developed a situation in order to manufacture group portraits of people. The scenario consisted of elevator doors opening and closing. At the moment the doors opened, unknown to the riders, I took their picture stationed at a distance of ten feet. I stood looking lost either next to a shopping cart or with my back facing the elevator doors, quietly taking frame after frame as the doors opened and closed.
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Nick Peelor

Found framed landscape paintings, steel, placed in green mount west, Baltimore MD.
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Lossless challenges

Lossless challenges the representational nature of photography by re-ordering the digital photograph, using Processing and a custom QuickSort algorithm. The majority of photographs are now stored as pixels, where each pixel is a representation of specific values of color, brightness, saturation, etc. Our works are re-ordered and removed from their previous context while still being an accurate representation of every single pixel in the original image. This process allows the image to function as a unique object and set of information rather than an object devoid of its own context. In this process, the image now functions conceptually as a collection of visualized data rather than a mechanical/digital reproduction of reality. The action of re-organizing the photograph makes tangible the traditionally transparent functioning of the medium. You may submit an image for sorting to the following email address: lossless.processing@gmail.com When submitting an image, you agree that the image may be used for exhibition or sale. Jordan Tate + Adam Tindale
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Steve Lambert

Everything You Want, Right Now!

Everything You Want, Right Now!

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Catharine Maloney

Teleplay

Teleplay

Teleplay

Teleplay

Teleplay

Teleplay

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Lance Wakeling

A poster of Monet’s Garden at Giverny bleached by the sun.
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Piero Golia

Giraffe with no title but with a pedestal so high that it makes her head bump into the ceiling

Giraffe with no title but with a pedestal so high that it makes her head bump into the ceiling

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