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“The colors in many of Kali’s images seem to shimmer, as if pulsing with their own internal heartbeat.” Read the… Read More

“I feel that the almost forensic nature of the portraits grounds the work in the present. But for some viewers… Read More

“Kali was a prolific pioneer of this (more experimental) alternative photography and her vibrant images marry a bohemian sensuality indicative… Read More

“Kali catalogs a sweeping cache of never-before-seen photographs and prints that she kept hidden her entire life…divided into the three… Read More

“Staley-Wise Gallery presents the first major exhibition by Kali. The exhibition includes vintage photo-based artwork and original Polaroid prints. The… Read More

“This recipe for ‘Pizze Fritte’ from Daniel Paterna’s ‘Feast of the Seven Fishes: A Brooklyn Italian’s Recipes Celebrating Food &… Read More

“Flooded with swirling, multilayered psychedelic hues, Kali’s portraits, often of wide-eyed young women, can feel like the ultimate distillation of… Read More

“1960s Housewife and Photographer Kali Might be the Greatest Forgotten Artist of Her Time” Read the full article here. Read More

“Aban braids their daughters’ hair. A gay couple is busy cooking fruit for their two children. Or just lie in… Read More

“the Trump presidency gave way to many hateful attacks on the LGBTQIA+ community. So to then see a compilation of… Read More

“With ‘Dads’, Bart Heynen was able to paint an incredibly accurate picture of parents’ lives with their babies.” Read full… Read More

“To say it in the words of Harvey Fierstein: ‘Love, commitment, and family are not heterosexual experiences, not heterosexual words,… Read More

“The facial expressions and looks of both the babies and the fathers are just right – a mixture of curiosity… Read More

“Heynen’s journey into gay fatherhood in the United States follows the evolution of these simple acts of love over time:… Read More

“It’s certainly a reminder that families come in many different shapes, colours and sizes – but share much in common.”… Read More

“Dads sheds a light on the daily lives of these families. The constant tension between how these families are unique… Read More

“It started as a necessity. I didn’t know any other gay couple with children,” says Heynen. “Gradually it became something… Read More

“A cheerful contribution to queer history, “Dads” is part of the tradition of documentary photography. The image testifies to the… Read More

“Heynen noticed that afterwards a baby boom arose among the newly married couples. That’s how he came up with the… Read More

“Ferrato’s style is stark, open, guileless. … There is none of the technicolor seediness of Nan Goldin’s The Ballad of… Read More

“The Boys juxtaposes elements of place, personal history, and identity. The people and locale described are a specific product of… Read More

“I tried to cook a lot of what my mom cooked. I realized that many of the recipes were not… Read More

“You got to shoot the people. It makes you a better human being. Learn the discourse of having a conversation…. Read More

“Heynen and his husband were living with their two children in New York when he felt the need to foster… Read More