February 2012
14 posts
How I Remember It
Photo by Abbey Meaker
When We Feel Raw
Photography by Toyin Ibidapo
Aadikadalayi, Kannur Dist.: the coward cont.
“You are tenderfoot I told him. He was really angry. No man likes to be called tenderfoot.”
An entry from the project Keefjnak
Photo by Tarrah Krajnak, text by Alexander Keefe
While We Were Away
Photography by Angus Mcbean
Nancy Spero: The War Series
Oh What A Feeling
Photography by Erwin Blumenfeld
Dream A Little Dream
Photography by Johanna Torell
Let's Get Lost
Bubbles by Sam Harris
The Neighbors
Photography by Abbey Meaker
Make It Beautiful
Photography by Bill Henson
The Lovers
January 2012
17 posts
Set Amsterdam
Photography by Dana Lixenberg
Mario Bava
Edwige Fenech, Five Dolls for an August Moon, Mario Bava, 1970
On Our Walk We Found...
Photography by Abbey Meaker
No Age
Photography by Charolotte Ballesteros
Shot by James Barnor for Drum magazine
WatchSuper Eights Fragments from Inspirations from a Broken Heart A Series by Adarsha Benjamin
My Last Day in China
Photo by Sean Collins Martin
Yes, But Not Now
Projections in Portland by Jenny Holzer, 2010
Light Coming In
Elein Fleiss, co-founder of Purple magazine in its early form back in 1992, now lives in Lisbon and is working on setting up her own publishing house as well as her magazine Les Cahiers Purple, which she describes as a personal project that is very different and separate from today’s Purple Fashion Magazine. The name Purple has taken many forms since its creation, and Olivier Zahm and Elein...
Anonymous asked: i've fallen in plain sight. there is nothing around but a telephone pole, and the sound of something unturned. do i panic, now?
December 2011
18 posts
Meet Me At Midnight
Editorial by Aline and Jacqueline Tappia
Solitude of Ravens by Masahisa Fukase
Photography by Masahisa Fukase
Helen Frankenthaler
Helen Frankenthaler’s family announced Tuesday morning that she had passed away at the age of 83.
Rest in Peace, Helen.
The Bronson Caves' History in Cinema
The Vampire Bat, 1933
The Vampire Bat, 1933
Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island, 1936
The Lone Ranger Rides Again, 1939
The Lone Ranger Rides Again, 1939
Unknown World, 1951
The Searchers, 1956
THE CAVES THAT COULDN’T DIE!
(A Troglodyte’s Adventures in Bronson Caves and Brush Canyon)
BY JAN ALAN HENDERSON
Body-snatching pods used to hang out in them! Serial...
Astrophotography
Warren de La Rue’s Photograph of theTotal Eclipse of the Sun in 1860
‘Great Orion Nebual’ M42 Photographed by Andrew Common 1883
Early Daguerreotype of the Moon by John William Draper 1839
Menfish
Photo by Jason Levins
Gum, Dropped
Nicolas Lobo Gum, dropped Marlborough Chelsea Opens Thursday, December 15th from 6 to 8 p.m.
Lobo’s practice is one of variance and ambition, both conceptually and technically. He has consistently attempted to materialize the invisible while allowing his specific agenda to determine the media. In Grape Syrup Action for Paul Octavian Nasca’s “U Smile 800% Slower,” 2011, Lobo has created...
I know You Didn't Hear Me
Fra Angelico, Presentation in the Temple, 1425-30
Tarrah and Alex: KEEFJNAK
Centro Histórico, México DF: the proof positive
2. It started coming out of mediums’ noses and naughty bits―a semen manqué, or the ichor of an elephant in mast―in the mid-nineteenth century, but like many a modern war-time technology, really took off only after the first World War. The Carter Family was singing “Turn Your Radio On” from the megawatt pirate transmitters down along the...
Inner Oceans Revealing Themselves
A Treasure Trove of Street Photographs: The Vivian Maier Collection.
A young Chicago man, John Maloof purchased several years ago a bin of photographic negatives at a storage locker auction. After several years of research, and more purchases from others, he was able to attach a name and a brief biography to the hundreds of thousand negatives and undeveloped film rolls. That name;...
Interiors
Photography by Abbey Meaker
Antony Gormley
Antony Gormley
Photograph by Abbey Meaker
A Sudden Love of Color
Photography by Ernst Haas
Photography: Joel Sternfeld
Photography by Kevin Kunstadt
November 2011
25 posts
Father. Mother.
Mother. Father.
“I took this when I was about 13. I lost my virginity in this graveyard on a hot summer day. Maybe even the day this was taken. To a girl named Heather. I used to walk her around on a dog leash and tug her collar real hard when she was a bad girl. She was pretty much homeless. The moment Princess Diana lost her life I was having sex with Heather in my mom’s...