CONVOKE Editions

2020-2025

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Occupying Wall Street

One of the things that good portraits have the capacity to do is to reveal the human community to itself, creating a momentary sense of intimacy and familiarity between strangers. Accra Shepp’s engaging portraits do this. Photographing at a moment of profound social upheaval, he brings us visually into a conversation with our fellow citizens. This is important and timely work.. – DAWOUD BEY

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A Third Look

Against the backdrop of photography’s long, often fraught, history in the genre of nudes, Joseph Maida creates unforgettable pictures of those less-visualized, so long known, but long unseen. Through his tender, incisive photographs, Maida also investigates his own masculinity and position of power to picture others, making an essential project for our times. – EVA RESPINI

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Cut Deep

Marcus Correa is one brightly emerging star of this movement, who speaks his prose through creative direction and fashion styling. His latest work in collaboration with fellow photographer Carlos Jaramillo, aptly named Cut Deep, is a cultural statement. – WILLY CHAVARRIA

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Exhibition-in-a-Box

I think this Manzanar Collection is an important historical document and I trust it can be put to good use. –ANSEL ADAMS

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Born Free, Born Equal

Maida’s overlays and interventions onto the catalog’s original sequence amplify the prophetic nature of this historic story. It is both a sensitive reanimation of a still-resonant chapter in American history and a hard-hitting meditation upon photography’s complicity with its outplaying. – CHARLOTTE COTTON

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COVID Journals: Justice

Accra Shepp’s “Radical Justice,” is a vision. Clear-eyed and unique, Shepp’s photographs are also a powerful record of hope and resiliency, framed by a compassionate eye interested in these times, and in times to come. An uplifting and necessary book. – HILTON ALS

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