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Rennan Kooistra

SPE member since 2023
Self Soothing
Archival Inkjet Print

Nicole White

SPE member since 2010
Shadow (graduated cylinders)
Photogram on 20-year old gelatin silver paper

Mary Zompetti

SPE member since 2020
Frozen Frogs
Silver Gelatin Contact Print from Cameraless Negative

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48:1 Spring 2015

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48:1 Spring 2015

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In I Want to See How Things Play Out, Jesse Egner uses humor and absurdity to navigate themes of queerness. Working with familiar everyday objects, he co-creates moments that blur fantasy and reality with his collaborators. Rooted in Egner's experiences with body shaming and marginalization, these photographs subvert conventional norms and empower queer dynamism. Currently on view at Blue Sky, the  Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts. More information at the link in bio.

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In I Want to See How Things Play Out, Jesse Egner uses humor and absurdity to navigate themes of queerness. Working with familiar everyday objects, he co-creates moments that blur fantasy and reality with his collaborators. Rooted in Egner's experiences with body shaming and marginalization, these photographs subvert conventional norms...

Mariette Pathy Allen’s exhibition Breaking Boundaries: 50 Years of Images showcases her career photographing transgender and gender-expansive communities with compassion and dignity. Beginning in 1978, Allen’s intimate portraits challenged harmful stereotypes and offered a humane view of gender diversity. As political threats to transgender rights persist, Allen’s work stands as both powerful art and vital historical record, capturing love and resilience across generations. Currently on view at Blue Sky, the  Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts. More information at the link in bio.

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Mariette Pathy Allen’s exhibition Breaking Boundaries: 50 Years of Images showcases her career photographing transgender and gender-expansive communities with compassion and dignity. Beginning in 1978, Allen’s intimate portraits challenged harmful stereotypes and offered a humane view of gender diversity. As political threats to transgender rights persist, Allen’s work stands as...

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