By CAROLYN FRANKLIN I first saw Nick Rodrigues work in the form of a postcard, which showed him in a suit and tie, walking down the street talking on a cellphone with his “Portable Cellular Phone Booth” over his head.…
By CAROLYN FRANKLIN Print this article Among its many processes, none evokes the Victorian origins of photography as powerfully as the pinhole image. The framing vignette, the visual distortion, and the odd mix of crisp focus and blurry confusion all…
By CAROLYN FRANKLIN Deb Todd Wheeler’s exhibition at Green Street Gallery is one of those shows that stays with you, nibbling at the edges of your mind, forever asking unanswered questions. It is a show that is part whimsey, part…
By CAROLYN FRANKLIN Have you ever judged a book by it’s cover? Sure you have, it’s a part of life. If no one judged books by their cover, there would be no need for Barnes & Noble to construct such…