Cathedrals of Ice for The New Yorker’s Photo Booth
In February, I had the chance to visit the ice caves at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Northern Wisconsin during a trip with my Dad. I’m so pleased that the picture essay landed on the New Yorker’s photo booth blog where it looks so nice. Special thanks to picture editor Siobhan Bohnacker!
You can see the post here.
The Image, Deconstructed and camp
The Image, Deconstructed is one of my favorite photography resources and I’m very excited that my Autism Camp work is featured this week along with an interview on the story behind the project. I’m honored to take part. A big thank you to Ross Taylor, Logan Mock-Bunting and the rest of the TID team- they are amazing photographers and people and I really appreciate all the great work they’re doing for the photo community.
To see the interview on The Image, Deconstructed, click here.
I’ve also conducted two interviews for the blog, one with Maggie Steber on her memory series (click here) and the other with Mike Belleme on his skateboarding culture project (click here).
The team behind the blog is holding the first TID workshop this weekend in Chapel Hill- great people, I hope to make the next one. Check it out here.
In other news, I have a show coming up in the AAAC gallery in the River Arts District here in Asheville. The show is going up April 9th and will be on view the entire month. I’m going to show two bodies of personal work: one from my wanderings in New Orleans and Wisconsin and the other will be a selection of my autism camp diptychs. Lots to be done.
Come to the show opening on Friday, April 12th from 6-9pm. You can see details from the gallery here.
Thanks for looking!
Erin Brethauer 
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