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Jinhyun Cha

Jinhyun Cha is an artist working in documentary photography that explores Korea’s modern and contemporary history and the identity of the division of Korea between South and North Korea. His… Read More
May 23, 2019
by Dana Stirling
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Virginia Hanusik

Virginia Hanusik is a photographer and architectural researcher whose work focuses on the connections between culture and the built environment. Her projects explore the effects of climate change through physical… Read More
May 22, 2019
by Carson Sanders
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Morganna Magee

Morganna Magee is an Australian social documentary photographer and educator based in Melbourne, Victoria. Morganna’s work is focused around long term projects in which the relationship between photographer and subject… Read More
May 21, 2019
by J Houston
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Boway Young

Boway is a photographer lives in London. He is born and raised in a traditional Chinese Christian Family in Hangzhou, a southern city in China. He graduated from Beijing Film… Read More
May 20, 2019
by J Houston
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Dan Buttrey

Daniel Buttrey is a photo-based artist living and working in Connecticut. He holds a BFA in studio art from the University of Connecticut and earned his MFA in photography from… Read More
May 19, 2019
by Will Glaser
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Ashley Whitt

Ashley Whitt is a photography-based artist whose work explores duality within the self, psychological states, and mortality. She uses a variety of photographic techniques including digital processes, sculptural bookmaking, and… Read More
May 18, 2019
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  • Virginia Hanusik (@ginnyhanusik) keeps making great work, and we keep showing it! At this rate we are on track for a new feature every year! Check out Virginia's incredible work on the website today!⠀ •⠀ “Particularly given the fraught political moment we all find ourselves in, this project seeks to convey a collective vision of place through architectural portraits that describe the history of building practices in Louisiana. Ultimately, this knowledge can be used to inform future design in the age of climate change. I believe the best way to do this is to combine the accessibility of visual art with academic research in climate adaptation. In doing so, the opportunity to connect Louisiana's environmental challenges and architectural history to other communities around the world may assist in the fight against climate change.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Virginia Hanusik (@ginnyhanusik) keeps making great work, and we keep showing it! At this rate we are on track for a new feature every year! Check out Virginia's incredible work on the website today!⠀ •⠀ “Louisiana is experiencing a land loss crisis more severe than any environmental disaster in the state's history. Aerial photographs of the coast and national media coverage of the "first climate refugees" have told a piece of the story of what it means for a physical place to disappear. However, this type of exposure is one small part of a larger picture.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Morganna’s (@morgannamagee) work is focused around long term projects in which the relationship between photographer and subject challenge the traditional notion of the impartial gaze of documentary photography.⠀ •⠀ “I don’t remember much of my early childhood, but my teen years are vivid with the sense of excitement, rebellion, and heartbreak still fresh almost 20 years on. Free from fear of consequence whilst at once weighted down with expectation, growing up has never been easy.  These girls are a reflection of who I was and who I still am.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
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  • Morganna’s (@morgannamagee) work is focused around long term projects in which the relationship between photographer and subject challenge the traditional notion of the impartial gaze of documentary photography.⠀ •⠀ “Shania and Teeya are half sisters, and Daisy is their older cousin. Connecting with them initially through social media, I have become a neutral source for these girls to chat with, text messaging creating a dialogue before meeting. The relationship formed between us becomes integral to the photography, these teens drop the artifice of the " selfie" and allow me into their lives to photograph them showing incredible openness and vulnerability. In this long form, ongoing series Teenage Wildlife uses portraiture to humanize young and vulnerable women who are rarely given such a spotlight. The girls grow in front of the camera, facing heartbreak, drug experimentation, and ultimately becoming mothers. The innocent hope of youth gives way under the weight of the need to grow up fast, asking the viewer to challenge traditionally held notions around the complexities growing up.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Boway’s (@bowayoung) practice talks about nostalgia, fantasy of childhood, self-identification, Oedipus complex, and documenting the contemporary Chinese LGBT community.⠀ •⠀ “'Soft Thorn' (2013 - current), with the initial intention to record a journey of nostalgia after the departure from my home, contains candid and staged portraits as well as moments in the backdrop of my hometown. Inspired by Robbe-Grillet’s Voyeur, which described the whole fiction in another subtle view instead of the subjective view, it occurred to me I could accomplish a description of myself through those directed portraits. As those models are mainly my close queer friends and Christian relatives, I am prone to perform my sentiments and sorrows so as to capture myself in those portraits of people I shared intimate relationships with.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad

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Jack Addis is a twenty-three year old artist from Oxford, UK. Following a two-year course studying photography at Abingdon College of Art, he obtained his BA in Fine Art Painting… Read More
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Meet the Editors: Dana Stirling

Meet the Editors: Dana Stirling As a team, all of the editors of Aint-Bad can agree on one simple fact, we like photography. I mean, we really like it. This… Read More
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Interview by Jey Dong I-Hsuen Chen is a New York-based artist, born and raised in Taiwan. He received an MFA in Photography from Pratt Institute in 2012. His work has… Read More
May 1, 2013
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Ke Peng & Justine Chang

Ke Peng (b. 1992, Changsha, raised in Shenzhen, China) lives and works in Los Angeles, CA and southern China. She is interested in how the different connect, and distinctions within… Read More
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