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Pe123 The Processor Journey of Bootstrapping to Raising Money — The Cannabis Business and Science Podcast
FULL DISCLOSURE: This information has not been approved by the FDA in any way and is not meant to treat, cure or diagnose what ails you. It is, however, intended for adults 21 years of age and older who are of rational and sound mind. Note that Periodic Effects does not condone the illegal use of cannabis. Please research your state and local laws. This website and podcast is in no way legal or financial advice.
Landscapes - Interview by Jim Casper
Starting with wet plate collodion photos from the early 1900s, artist Peter Franck creates quirky images that twist and bend reality just enough to make you look twice. The images look old, from the turn of the 20th century, but they have a sci-fi edge to them. Filled with mysterious, unfamiliar forms, the photos look as if they’ve captured strange, unnatural phenomena on old glass plates.
“In This World, Everything Is Difficult”: Saints on the Streets of Athens - Photographs by Panos KefalosText by Christian Caujolle | LensCulture
Last year, we published a selection of photographs from Panos Kefalos’ project Saints, which was selected as a Juror’s Pick in our 2016 Street Photography Awards. We got in touch with Kefalos a year later to see if he had any news to share, and happily he has published a book featuring this fantastic material.
Deconstructing the Self in America’s Southwest - Photographs and text by Natalie Christensen | LensCulture
This feature combines two of my series: “The Deconstructed Self” and “Active Imagination.” I created “The Deconstructed Self” after moving from the southern United States to Santa Fe, New Mexico. The move occurred at the same time that I entered mid-life and ended my career as a psychotherapist.
Education is Forbidden - Photographs and text by Rahima Gambo | LensCulture
The project “Education is Forbidden” came out of my need to understand what it means to be a student living in the midst of the Boko Haram conflict in northeastern Nigeria. Boko Haram, which loosely translates to “Western Education is Forbidden,” began as an insurgency in 2009 with the aim of creating an Islamic state purged of all Western influence—especially secular education. The insurgents have directly targeted schools, universities, teachers and students.
Black Dandies, Style Rebels With a Cause
The traveling exhibit "Dandy Lion" presents striking images of dapper men of African descent whose sartorial flair challenges notions of race and masculinity.
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