Katzman Contemporary Projects

Jerry is a photographer based in Alabama and
California. His works explore the human’s
interaction with the land and the environment.

1. Red. Tuskegee, Alabama, 2024
2. Chambers County 094. Waverly, Alabama, 2024

Both Photographs: unframed, 10x15 $150

Nate Ely is a photographic artist living and working in Western New York. He has a BA in Cinema and Photography from Binghamton University, and an MFA from SUNY at Buffalo. He currently works as the Education Director at the Center for Exploratory and Perceptual Art (CEPA Gallery) in Buffalo, NY.

You can see more of Nate’s work at www.nathanely.com/

Alexander Arslanyan
1. Untitled [Oregon], 2017
2. Untitled [Salton City], 2017

Both Photographs:
Ciroflex TLR, Portra 800
Unframed - 16x16 in
$500

Amy Regan, Owner of See Saw Art .saw.art_ and co-director of the Rochester Museum of Fine Arts

Union Street, 11x14”, digital photograph, $60

When Jeff Evans discovered that his job as a rocket scientist wasn’t as exciting as he thought it was going to be, he took photography classes as a creative outlet. Soon he was going to photo exhibits and collecting hundreds of photo books to learn more. But he found the best way of learning was taking lots of pictures, lots and lots of pictures.

When he moved from the spectacular – and spectacularly expensive — scenery of northern California to the flat, boring farmland of central Illinois, he was at a loss as to what to photograph. However, managers at various jobs had inadvertently given him an appreciation of the absurd and debugging software had taught him to notice things that were out of place or unusual. He combines these characteristics in his photos of everyday things that appear normal at first glance, but are out of the ordinary and absurd.
He has shown his photos in Britain, Germany, Italy and throughout the US.

Jeff does not use Instagram. You can see more of his work at https://jeffevansphoto.com/

Victoria Molchen: victoriamolchan.com.
Frame 1: Fuel Tanks
Frame 2: River Crossing
Both photographs: Framed, 18 x 14, $600