Tag: Rosalind Solomon

  • Rosalind Solomon’s Singular Journey – Lens

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    Rosalind Solomon may be one of the most interesting photographers you’ve never heard of. Hers is a bold, humanistic and highly personal view of the world, deftly executed in square format using black-and-white film. Through images like “Catalín Valentine’s Lamb, Ancash, Peru, 1981,” Ms. Solomon confronts our pre-existing ideas. She challenges us with a subversion…

  • INTERVIEW: "Interview with Rosalind Solomon" (2003)

    INTERVIEW: "Interview with Rosalind Solomon" (2003)

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    Rosalind Solomon Prefers Strangers, Difficult Places and Drawing from Within (2003) “I used to feel that I should not discuss my experiences. I wanted the pictures to be judged as images only…” Steven Watson Interviews Rosalind Solomon RS: I used to feel that I should not discuss my experiences. I wanted the pictures to be…

  • Sunday Showcase: Rosalind Solomon

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    This week showcases work from Rosalind Solomon’s book, Chapalingas, which Vince Aletti describes as “the first comprehensive overview of Rosalind Solomon’s work…  a moving record of a 30-year journey of discovery by a photographer whose commitment to her own flinty, humanist vision places her, as Ingrid Sischy writes in the introduction, among an ‘endangered species.’…