WindWind showcases the most recent work of the widely acclaimed and exhibited Korean photographer Jungjin Lee. Known for her laborious and textured photographic process, Lee brushes liquid emulsion onto the surface of handmade rice paper, endowing her images with a uniquely painterly effect. Wind captures the ethereal quality of the element in a series of landscapes dominated by windswept expanses and atmospherically foreboding cloud formations panoramas

Sometime in 1996 I began to bring along a 35mm camera equipped with a motor drive and loaded with a fast and grainy black-and-white film

Beauty is in the human relationships that are formed

Dugan has long used photography to understand their own identity and to connect with others on a deeper level

was made by Estefanía González

including mining one's own memory and experience as inspiration

to produce a powerful series of photographs conveying the hardship people experienced

Robert Cumming was an American artist who defied easy classification

I notice a kind of relaxed sensuality in many of the pictures

experienced over decades

dyes or steeps in tea

and the inadequacy of our response to it

The Heart of the Matter features generous presentations of landmark bodies of work