Workshop Arts

Dec 8, 2024 | all-about-photo.com | Workshop Arts |Virginia Hanusik |Rawsht Twana |Akinbode Akinbiyi

Close to the Bayou by Dimitri Staszewski is a profoundly moving exploration of art, connection, and resilience. Through intimate photography and thoughtful storytelling, Staszewski invites readers into the shared creative journey he embarked on with his mentor, Thomas Mann. The book’s poetic and beautiful images, rendered in soft tones and illuminated by masterful use of lighting, add a tender visual layer to its narrative.

Aug 4, 2023 | all-about-photo.com | Workshop Arts |Henry Horenstein |Deb Achak |Keith Carter

''This book explores the physical and metaphorical connections I discovered at each terminal point on every New York City subway line, from the 1 to the Z. Like the city itself, the lines are both historic and ever evolving. This is my ode to our times.'' -Rita Nannini Ten years. 8,000 photographs. 665 miles of New York City subway track.

Apr 11, 2023 | loeildelaphotographie.com | Workshop Arts

Elizabeth Clark Libert’s book, Boy Crazy (Workshop Arts, Spring 2023), is an invitation to walk alongside a piece of her journey as she examines the effects of past traumas. Our experiences and subsequent memories don’t disappear; they all combine to create our story. Perspectives may shift over time, layers of life may contribute to different contexts, but the events themselves can’t be undone.