by Cathy Cullis.
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Troy Moth grew up in a remote part of the west coast of Canada and has returned to his homeland (which he lovingly documents) after working as a commercial photographer in both Toronto and India. You may recognize his work from MAMMOTH.
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Sara Genn via Design For Mankind. Genn was born in British Columbia, the daughter of artist Robert Genn, and currently resides in NYC. My first reaction to Sara’s work was that it was pretty but a little predictable. Thankfully I gave myself some time to sit with the work and experience its charm and resonance.

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Seattle painter Tyson Anthony Roberts has taken his “pixelated style to the (nth) degree” in this new body of work. I’m enjoying the more rounded, bulbous shapes introduced in this series that really add to the cartoony affect. Roberts has an upcoming solo show at Ghost Gallery called Pixel Pusher.
Byway
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Coastal
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Greenscape
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International
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The Grounds
Chicago artist Joe Baran (via Best of Etsy) photographs both hyper-urban and hyper-rural environments – from concrete city walls to the desolate Arizona desert. Prints of his beautiful and unsettling work are available on etsy.
Visitors
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Backyard At Night – Parma, Ohio.
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Ghost Room 1 and 2 – ghost-motel on Route 66.
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