Blind Spot
Category: Print Photography Magazines
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Publisher: Photo-Based Art, Inc.
Publication Year: 1996
Print Length: 100+ pages
Language: English
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Blind Spot is a distinguished contemporary photography magazine that blends artistic photography with a critical examination of visual culture. Founded in 1996 by photographer and editor Michele Maguire, the magazine offers a platform for both emerging and established photographers, presenting a diverse range of photo essays, conceptual works, and visual narratives.
Each issue of Blind Spot is thoughtfully curated around a specific theme or concept, often exploring the intersection of photography, art, and social issues. The magazine's design emphasizes the artwork, allowing the photography to take center stage, while the accompanying essays provide a deeper context to the images. With its focus on high-quality, engaging photography, Blind Spot continues to be a valuable resource for anyone interested in the cutting-edge of contemporary photography and the role of visuals in storytelling.
While not as widely known as some larger publications, Blind Spot holds a niche but respected place in the photography world for those who seek a deeper, more critical engagement with the medium.
Each issue of Blind Spot is thoughtfully curated around a specific theme or concept, often exploring the intersection of photography, art, and social issues. The magazine's design emphasizes the artwork, allowing the photography to take center stage, while the accompanying essays provide a deeper context to the images. With its focus on high-quality, engaging photography, Blind Spot continues to be a valuable resource for anyone interested in the cutting-edge of contemporary photography and the role of visuals in storytelling.
While not as widely known as some larger publications, Blind Spot holds a niche but respected place in the photography world for those who seek a deeper, more critical engagement with the medium.



