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Lauren Taubenfeld

Lauren Taubenfeld is a graduate student at ICP-Bard (2019) where she is completing her MFA in Photography. She received her BFA in photography from Parsons The New School for Design… Read More
May 26, 2019
by Will Glaser
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Anna Hahoutoff

Anna Hahoutoff is a French/Russian self-taught photographer born in 1993 in Paris from a French mother and a Russian Father. She lived in St Petersburg for the first eleven years… Read More
May 25, 2019
by Taylor Curry
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Justin Guthrie

Justin Guthrie was born in 1993, in The Southwest of the stolen land. Son of a Scottish cowboy father and a ceremonial Navajo/Latina mother. An art school dropout, Justin burnt… Read More
May 24, 2019
by Will Glaser
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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
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  • Lauren Taubenfeld's (@elleteeee_) work 'Fight/Flight' depicts intimate relationships, loss, pain and struggle, mental illness, addiction, darkness and the notion of seeking.⠀ •⠀ “This body of work has taken shape over the course of ten years, consisting of images of landscapes, domestic scenes, my younger brother, various family members and people whom have impacted my life greatly. It is an attempt to work backwards and put back the pieces of a forgotten narrative back together in an investigative method. Years of self-medicating in active addiction effectively dulled my memory and was a method of evading discomfort. While working through an archive of my own past I am giving the ability to recall repressed memories while also coming to terms with present realities. I am no stranger to turmoil and dysfunction for it has followed me most of my life.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Anna Hahoutoff (@annahahoutoff) is a French/Russian self-taught photographer that composes elegant snap-shots of our USA. Enjoy!⠀ •⠀ “Democrats and republicans, right or wrong, black or white, I started to search for the grey area, for the approximate, the average discreetly present in elements surrounding me. Just as the country I was trying to dissect I was constantly shunt from light to darkness. 
I was searching for something greater than me in hostile places, a certain state of serenity in unknown settings maybe.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Anna Hahoutoff (@annahahoutoff) is a French/Russian self-taught photographer that composes elegant snap-shots of our USA. Enjoy!⠀ •⠀ “Are the United States united? 
With this broad question I was initiating my third year in an even broader country : The United States of America.
In the middle of a political and social tumult, I was even more than before focussing my thoughts and my work on random elements. Almost avoiding characters, life, or personification of the American I was documenting the irrelevant, the detail, shifting further away from my initial project. 
Gathering images from everywhere, town after town, state after state, I was looking for elements of unity and visual recurrences in a country that was dividing itself a little bit more everyday. ”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Justin Guthrie's (@justin_guth3) work is making our Friday morning a whole lot more manageable. See it today!⠀ •⠀ “My camera is my meditative sacrament for fixating on the beauty and deeper meanings that this world still has to offer. As our ancestors gained knowledge from studying the inner workings of nature we can gain knowledge from our modern societies, a bee pollinating a wild flower can be just as inspiring as a hummingbird pollinating a plastic flower on in a trash bin, only in much different ways.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Artist Jinhyun Cha describes his work as "...trying to reinterpret the true identity of Korea, the world’s only divided nation, and the boundaries of ideologies..." - See it this fine day!⠀ •⠀ “Korea is a nation that most quickly overcame the aftermath of the civil war, and guarantees liberty and equality based on democracy; however, I’d like to speak about the other side of this country as revealing immanent ongoing wars and how they have been consumed and propagandized. We are living in the world where innocent war victims are treated like extras in a movie. As standing on the 155 miles long boarder of this only divided nation, I hope to show the calamity caused by ideology conflicts and boundaries between remembrance and forgetfulness.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad
  • Artist Jinhyun Cha describes his work as "...trying to reinterpret the true identity of Korea, the world’s only divided nation, and the boundaries of ideologies..." - See it this fine day!⠀ •⠀ “A human history is a cycle of creation, development, and extinction of physical and philosophical products accompanied by wars. Accordingly, wars begin from human’s survival instincts to fight for the fundamentals of life and develop into invasion set off by individual and group interests; after the rise of capitalism, it expanded to the issues of distribution of wealth, governmental power, and the battles of hegemony which resulted in massacre and carnage.”⠀ •⠀ See explore link in profile! ⠀ -⠀ #aintbad

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For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work… Read More
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For our annual issue of Aint–Bad Magazine, we have teamed up with an amazing selection of curators, editors, gallerists, educators, and publishers to offer a chance to have your work… Read More
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Jasper Muse was born in Maine, and is currently living and working in NYC. He studied photography with Frank Armstrong and Stephen DiRado, and learned from many peers. Jasper can… Read More
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Interview: Zac Travis

Zac Travis’s recent works involve the combination of video installation, photography, algorithms, and other forms of digital content and media. Travis uses a copy-and-paste-like process that engages with the appropriation… Read More
January 25, 2019
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