Glenda Lissette
Tags/ Posted by Teia PearsonHe couldn’t sit still from the knocking inside the body, from the faint shouting, thinking this must be love.continue reading this poem
“I am 17 years old. I’ve moved around quite a lot in my lifetime, almost every year of my life. I’ve always enjoyed snapping stills but I think my passion for photography grew as I lived in Guatemala. I think it was the extremities of the country; both the horror and the beauty. “
Saana Wang
Tags/ Posted by Carmelita CaruanaShe guesses a bee can fly five thousand miles in one day and even though everyone playing trivia at the family table says she can change her answer, Mom sticks to it.continue reading this poem
Saana Wang ( b. Helsinki, 1979), lives and works in New York. Her “Hujialou” series is a captivating combination of documentary and staged photography referring to the district of the same name in eastern Beijing and depicting decrepit interiors that speak of times past. She documents both the rapid changes of urban scenery while capturing the residences that were once built for the working-class and followed the idea of conformity.
Lisa Beth
Tags/ Posted by Teia PearsonI like to hear what Wordsworth ate: suet, chops, potatoes – he was never well but trod the miles dejected while his sister bakedcontinue reading this poem
Lisa Beth picked up her first SLR camera in the fall of 1989, in a high school photography class. The dark room quickly became her second home, and the art of composing black and white photographs – her first love.
Nicola Yeoman – “In Waiting”
Tags/ Posted by Teia PearsonI was a spoke worked loose from a bicycle, a speed limit sign, the girl who sat on the park’s swing and wrapped its chain ropes taut with each turn, waiting to let go, waiting to spin.continue reading this poem
“In Waiting” is part of a series of six circular sculptures using different materials that Yeoman has photographed and which are available as a signed, limited edition portfolio.
