Analog Forever Magazine

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Online Features/Interviews/Exhibitions and a Print Journal for the Film-Based/Alternative Process Photography Lover | https://bio.site/analog4ever

This evening, discover photographic artist Kayhan through his solo exhibition, "Poise," at the Chung 24 Gallery. An Artist Talk + Opening Reception will take place TODAY, May 17th. The conversation with Kayhan and Maggie Dethloff will run from 1 - 2 pm, immediately followed by a reception.

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FREE CALL FOR ENTRY! DEADLINE: May 1st, 2025! Our newest online exhibition, “Wild,” is scheduled to debut on May 30th, 2025. Curated by Catherine Couturier, owner and director of the Catherine Couturier Gallery in Houston. Image Credit: “Ravens, Kellidie Bay, South Australia” by Kate Breakey

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In her latest exhibition at Meow Wolf, entitled "In Club We Trust," Shadows Gather uniquely merges her vivid, raw photographs with Meow Wolf’s renowned immersive experiences. Loving this work? Learn more about the exhibition in this interview with our founder Michael Behlen. Link in bio!

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Embracing imperfections not as flaws but as the very essence of truth, Shadows Gather’s work challenges viewers to reconsider nightlife as an essential cultural refuge where identity, creativity, and freedom flourish despite social pressures to conform.
 Learn more at the link in bio!

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Shadows Gather’s instant photography exhibition, "In Club We Trust", is an ode to the beautifully unpolished spaces where authenticity thrives despite the world's attempts to erase them. Learn more about Shadow Gather’s work in her interview with AF’s founder, Michael Behlen. Link in bio!

A heartfelt thank you to Ben Parks for sharing his vision with us. As he sets his sights on reviving a long-awaited project—an exploration of abstract black-and-white portraiture on 4x5 & 8x10—we eagerly anticipate the next chapter of his artistry. Don’t miss out on this interview! 🔗 Link in bio!

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Musing on Ben Park’s work, editor Lisa Toboz writes: “Ben’s work obscures more than reveals, swirling with movement through abstraction of subject and landscape. It makes viewers question the nature of photography’s role as art form: fact or fiction, real or imagined.” 🔗 Link in bio!

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Analog Forever Magazine is thrilled to share an interview with artist Ben Parks, a unique film photographer who manipulates color and form, crafting abstract landscapes that hover between memory and dream. Discover more in this exclusive interview with editor Lisa Toboz. 🔗 Link in bio!

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