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Articles by Natalie Krick
NATURAL DECEPTIONS
Self portrait as my mother's mother Me posing as Mom posing as Marilyn Still life on the bedroom floor Self portrait in the hallway Mom laying in the front yard Mom and Dad, ok cupid date #2 Self portrait as a blonde She has such an expressionless face Mom in front of the shower curtain Mom hanging on the telephone Mom wearing lipstick in bed Mom with skittles in her shirt My head on mom's shoulder Self portrait wearing my mother's makeup Hillary and Mom and our hands My mother in bed with roses
Virtually Invisible
Virtually Invisible makes non-binary identities visible and serves as guidance for those whose identities collide with the pre-existing gender structure. Non-binary people don’t identify as men or women, which can be a challenge within a society where a binary-based model strongly determines the general course of human experience. It defines social politics and how it feels to grow up as a trans person, non-binary, or gender queer.
Best of July 2018: Deadlines for Competitions, Grants, Festivals and More
Part of our mission at LensCulture is to provide photographers everywhere with opportunities for both creative and professional advancement. With that goal in mind, we’ve compiled this short list of upcoming deadlines that caught our eye for the month of July. Each month, we will feature our picks for upcoming grants, photo competitions, jobs, and fellowships that seem particularly worthwhile for photographers around the world to consider.
Just Like You, But Different
After a chance encounter with a woman at a flea market, photographer Fiona Struengmann was invited to the home of her new acquaintance, an amateur snapshot collector looking to pass on her findings to a new owner. There was only one condition: “Take it all, or leave it all behind.” Moments later, Struengmann was the new keeper of an archive containing 7,000 photographs compiled over the course of 50 years.
Gaps - Essay by Cat Lachowskyj
“After moving from Alabama to Italy, I quickly became aware of the missing pieces in the mental picture that I began building of my new home,” says Cocoa Laney, recounting the difficulty of puzzling together minimal information in a new place. The more time she spent in her new city, the more she understood the weight of cultural barriers on her own understanding.
Todd Hido On “Homes at Night” and Illustrating Memories in Photography
“One thing that is important to know about my work is that not all of it is about me or things that I have encountered…many of the narratives come from things I have seen in others.” Photographer Todd Hido has made a career out of creating imagery that sticks with you, in part because it seems so familiar.
Natural Deceptions: Disorienting and Deceiving Portraits of Womanhood
The photos in Natalie Krick’s first book, Natural Deceptions, are so shiny, you have to tilt the page away from the light to see the images properly. And still, even once you get the angle right, there’s a sense that you’re not seeing everything.
Cinematic Photographs of the Urban Space
How did your project City Space begin? ‘When I moved to Chicago to go to graduate school I was completely taken aback by the urban environment. It was a really different experience for me. Everything seemed so different and my daily routine was completely turned upside-down. ‘Prior to moving to Chicago I lived in Florida one block from the beach, I could see the ocean from my window, I was used to this slow paced and somewhat secluded environment.
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