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Writings and photography by Tom McDonough, Stephanie Snyder, Louis Jaffe and Horatiu Sava in the latest
OSMOS
The latest issue of
features Stefan Gronert's essay exploring Thomas Struth's family portraits; Cay Sophie Rabinowitz on OSMOS artist-in-residence Kevin Claiborne; Leila Grothe on Cynthia Daignault's paintings reflecting on American life; Chilean artist Felipe Mujica in conversation with Marcos Agudelo; Christian Rattemeyer on Adam Simon's paintings; Tom McDonough on David Schoerner's birdhouse series; Stephanie Snyder on Fabiola Menchelli in Eye of the Beholder; Horatiu Sava's story of Romanian sheep herders; Louis Jaffe's use of digital mapping to explore Californian wildfires; and Reportage by Guannan Li on fishermen in the Portugese town of Ovar.
Founder and editor of
OSMOS Magazine
Cay Sophie Rabinowitz describes the publication as "an art magazine about the use and abuse of photography."
is the only periodical publication in the market combining curatorial and art historical perspectives with portfolios, photo narratives and reportage.
OSMOS
The latest issue of
features Stefan Gronert's essay exploring Thomas Struth's family portraits; Cay Sophie Rabinowitz on OSMOS artist-in-residence Kevin Claiborne; Leila Grothe on Cynthia Daignault's paintings reflecting on American life; Chilean artist Felipe Mujica in conversation with Marcos Agudelo; Christian Rattemeyer on Adam Simon's paintings; Tom McDonough on David Schoerner's birdhouse series; Stephanie Snyder on Fabiola Menchelli in Eye of the Beholder; Horatiu Sava's story of Romanian sheep herders; Louis Jaffe's use of digital mapping to explore Californian wildfires; and Reportage by Guannan Li on fishermen in the Portugese town of Ovar.
Founder and editor of
OSMOS Magazine
Cay Sophie Rabinowitz describes the publication as "an art magazine about the use and abuse of photography."
is the only periodical publication in the market combining curatorial and art historical perspectives with portfolios, photo narratives and reportage.
Writings and photography by Tom McDonough, Stephanie Snyder, Louis Jaffe and Horatiu Sava in the latest
OSMOS
The latest issue of
features Stefan Gronert's essay exploring Thomas Struth's family portraits; Cay Sophie Rabinowitz on OSMOS artist-in-residence Kevin Claiborne; Leila Grothe on Cynthia Daignault's paintings reflecting on American life; Chilean artist Felipe Mujica in conversation with Marcos Agudelo; Christian Rattemeyer on Adam Simon's paintings; Tom McDonough on David Schoerner's birdhouse series; Stephanie Snyder on Fabiola Menchelli in Eye of the Beholder; Horatiu Sava's story of Romanian sheep herders; Louis Jaffe's use of digital mapping to explore Californian wildfires; and Reportage by Guannan Li on fishermen in the Portugese town of Ovar.
Founder and editor of
OSMOS Magazine
Cay Sophie Rabinowitz describes the publication as "an art magazine about the use and abuse of photography."
is the only periodical publication in the market combining curatorial and art historical perspectives with portfolios, photo narratives and reportage.
OSMOS
The latest issue of
features Stefan Gronert's essay exploring Thomas Struth's family portraits; Cay Sophie Rabinowitz on OSMOS artist-in-residence Kevin Claiborne; Leila Grothe on Cynthia Daignault's paintings reflecting on American life; Chilean artist Felipe Mujica in conversation with Marcos Agudelo; Christian Rattemeyer on Adam Simon's paintings; Tom McDonough on David Schoerner's birdhouse series; Stephanie Snyder on Fabiola Menchelli in Eye of the Beholder; Horatiu Sava's story of Romanian sheep herders; Louis Jaffe's use of digital mapping to explore Californian wildfires; and Reportage by Guannan Li on fishermen in the Portugese town of Ovar.
Founder and editor of
OSMOS Magazine
Cay Sophie Rabinowitz describes the publication as "an art magazine about the use and abuse of photography."
is the only periodical publication in the market combining curatorial and art historical perspectives with portfolios, photo narratives and reportage.
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