Tag: night-sky
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Alternative Photography and Diné Narratives with Artist Dakota Mace
18 August 2026Interviewed by: Elizabeth Ransom Interdisciplinary artist Dakota Mace uses a variety of alternative photographic processes such as chemigrams, pinhole photography, and cyanotypes to tell indigenous stories of Diné culture. Dakota’s images make visible indigenous narratives and ancestral histories. Much of her work centers around relationships between place and memory. Using rhythmic repetition, abstraction,…
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Visual artist Riya Panwar creates images that literally come alive
13 July 2026Interviewed by: Elizabeth Ransom Riya Panwar’s photographs germinate, grow and eventually decay over time. Through acts of care Riya watches her images carry life. They explore themes of place, belonging, and migration. Due to the ephemeral nature of these processes the photographs eventually decay returning to the natural world. Her practice explores the…
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Visual Artist Nidhi Khurana uses celestial maps to remind audiences that we are all made of stardust
28 April 2026Interviewed by: Elizabeth Ransom One of the source materials for Nidhi Khurana’s body of work Blueprints of Another Time is one of the most used astronomical atlases of the sky, the Atlas Coeli Skalnate Peso. This celestial map was created by Dr. Antonín Bečvář who documented “all stars brighter that 7.75 magnitude” (Kresak…
