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The Griffin Museum is honored to present A Yellow Rose Project, a photographic collaboration of responses, reflections, and reactions to the 19th Amendment from over one hundred women across the United States.

EUQINOM Gallery announces Blue Women, the first solo exhibition of Brea Souders with the gallery.

Brea Souders is a photographic artist conceptually centered around topics of virtual realities and identity.

The word 鈥渢echnology鈥� is rooted in the ancient Greek Greek 蟿苇蠂谓畏,聽techne, which can be translated as 鈥渁rt, skill, craft.鈥�

Foam gallery鈥檚 latest show explores the art form鈥檚 new technological era from every angle, featuring work by Paolo Cirio, Lynn Hershman Leeson, and more.

Overall, "Another Online Pervert" is a powerful and moving book that will stay with readers long after they finish it.

Another Online Pervert derives from a series of conversations between artist Brea Souders and a female online chatbot. 

The COVID-19 pandemic was a quiet catastrophe, insofar as it was not the type that we are used to seeing photographed. 

Bruce Silverstein Gallery is presenting an exhibition of new work by Brooklyn-based artist Brea Souders titled Vistas. Vistas is a series of hand-colored photographs that present disembodied shadows of human beings.

Denver鈥檚 Month of Photography offers a ringside seat to one of the best art brawls of the 21st century: the idea that a photo ought to capture a picture of something real and true versus the idea that it can be made up and manipulated in any way its maker sees fit.

In 1938, Max Holden published an illustrated booklet by a charismatic Australian magician named Jean Hugard, entitled: Close-Up Magic.