Rahim Fortune’s second monograph HARDTACK published by Loose Joints (March, 2024) uplifts the long-enduring nature of Black culture and traditions in the American South across ten years of portraiture rooted in history and the landscape.

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Kristine Potter’s Dark Waters will be on view at The Momentary from May 11 – October 13, 2024.

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Barbara Bosworth: Sun Light Moon now on view at The Cleveland Museum of Art from February 25 – June 30, 2024.

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Kristine Potter is showing  work in Truth Told Slant: Contemporary Photography on view at the High Museum of Art from March 1 to August 11, 2024.

Truth Told Slant examines a recent shift in how photographers have taken on the challenge of making meaningful images of the world around them. Rather than using the traditional documentary approach of dispassionate observation, they work in a stylistically expressive manner akin to literary nonfiction, weaving between observational and narrative modes while embracing their own subjectivity.

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Thank you to Sean O’Hagan for writing about Kristine’s new work in The Guardian.

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Thank you to William Meyers for writing about the “Kinship: Photography and Connection” exhibition at SFMoMA and featuring Alessandra Sanguinetti’s work in the Wall Street Journal.

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Thank you Margaret Renkl for writing such an incisive piece on Kristine Potter’s new book Dark Waters (Aperture, 2023) in the New York Times on June 12, 2023.

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Works by Rahim Fortune and Kris Graves were recently acquired by the High Museum, Atlanta.

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Founded in 1970 by Arlesian photographer Lucien Clergue, writer Michel Tournier, and historian Jean-Maurice Rouquette, Les Rencontres d’Arles has promoted and uplifted photography, supporting artists, curators, and publishers throughout its 52 year history. Les Recncontres d’Arles presents the Louis Roederer Discovery Award, a juried prize that honors an emerging artist and the gallery or institution that represents them, with the goal of broadening viewership of their work to an international audience.

We are more than pleased to announce that Rahim Fortune is the recipient of the 2022 Louis Roederer Discovery award! Congratulations Rahim!

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Bryan Schutmaat has recently shot a story for National Geographic about the Big Bend region of Texas. His work has also been prominently featured in the Ken Burns PBS documentary, Hiding in Plain Sight, a documentary about the mental health crisis amongst youth in America, directed by Erik Ewers and Christopher Loren Ewers.

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