Posted: February 1, 2020 | By: Journal Editor
Edie Bresler is an artist whose practice combines the relational nature of photography with chance. Also in this issue of snap shots: The Polaroid Project from MIT, vernacular photography exhibits at the Davis Museum, and more.
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