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In this new Daylight Digital feature, Jon Feinstein discusses the development of photographer Timothy Briner from his sensitive depictions of the American cultural landscape to the liberatory experiments – in the darkroom and beyond – showcased in his body of work entitled 'Time, Labor, Loss.'

This weekend marks the third anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, and although the landfall of the storm is long past, its effects continue to be seen (and felt) in the landscape as well as in the experiences of survivors. Two of Daylight's publications – 'Rockabye' by Lili Holzer-Glier and '#SANDY' by various photographers – deal directly with Sandy's initial impact and sustained influence through the channel of documentary photography. Check out one or both of the books in honor of the anniversary of the superstorm.

In her recent book, Guggenheim recipient Nancy Davidson celebrates and satirizes the mythic American cowgirl through a combination of archival images and Davidson's own sculptures and installations. Come to the Betty Cuningham Gallery (11 Rivington Street, NYC) on November 14th from 4-6pm for a book signing event with the artist. 

Join The Photo Review on Friday, October 30th for an exhibition of the prize-winning images from the 2015 Photo Review competition at Gallery 1401 at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and mark your calendars for The Photo Review Benefit Auction on November 7th. Visit the Photo Review's website for more information.  Image credit: www.photoreview.org

Anna Beeke's 'Sylvania' recently appeared in Slate's photo blog, Behold. View the article here.