About Aint Bad Publisher

Aint–Bad is an independent publisher of contemporary art, with a focus on photography. Founded in Savannah, Georgia, in 2011 by Carson Sanders, Taylor Curry, Caitie Moore, and James Jackman, the collective aims to support a progressive community of artists through printed publications, exhibitions, and online features. 

The publication produces a quarterly periodical that addresses specific cultural themes and promotes emerging photographers. Aint–Bad has been recognized for its commitment to showcasing thought-provoking imagery and fostering critical conversations about the human condition. 

Emerald Arguelles, an American photographer known for exploring and celebrating Black America, serves as the editor-in-chief of Aint–Bad. Her work emphasizes community and self-expression, drawing inspiration from her upbringing in a Southern beauty salon. Arguelles uses her platform at Aint–Bad to highlight and connect with emerging artists, emphasizing the importance of collaboration. 

Aint–Bad’s mission is to engage a global audience with contemporary art and photography, providing a platform for artists to share their work and perspectives. Through its publications and online presence, Aint–Bad continues to contribute to the discourse on contemporary photography and art. (Website, Instagram, Facebook)