MirajWith Miraj (Arabic for ladder or ascension), his first full length monograph with TIS books, J Carrier builds upon ideas explored in his book Elementary Calculus (MACK, 2012): notions of distance and destination, of hope and providence. He also scrutinizes more recent preoccupations: faith, futility, and the possibility of transcendence. Working over several years, Carrier chose to survey the Old City, East and West Jerusalem, and other areas in the

In Picture Summer on Kodak Film

The migratory route through Central America is portrayed as a heroic and daring journey

in South West England

is a visual investigation into the intimate exchange between the human form and the natural landscape

where he received a BFA and a graduate of the University of Hartford

Both lauded and criticized for her photographs of people deemed “outsiders

and still lifes

particles… Mike Slack delves into an overheated terrestrial ecosystem in The Transverse Path

It is with that in mind that I offer these few photographs

Webb has consistently created photographs characterized by intense color and light

propped against walls

These texts illuminate the artist’s approach to large-format photography