I was getting a little nostalgic for my hometown of Hell-Ay (that's L.A. for non-natives, an endearing name for the city we love to hate) so I did a virtual travel jaunt back there via Internet by visiting all my…
Continue Reading →JPG Magazine is all about "imagemaking without attitude...this isn't about photo snobbery or pixel wanking." It's a photography magazine by and for the people...all of the photographs published in JPG were taken by its readers and submitted via their website,…
Continue Reading →Alicia Bock is a self-taught photographer "...in search of light and shadows, pretty things in pink, the feeling of the ocean, and a blue moon." Based in Mid-Michigan, Alicia likes to find her inspiration in the simple and the beautiful,…
Continue Reading →You read that title correctly. Time to start counting down 2007, kids. I'm quite enjoying my 2007 so far, but I do get like a 5-year-old at Chuck E. Cheese when it's time to pick a calendar theme for a…
Continue Reading →Jessica Williams is a 20-year-old photographer. Born in Alaska, raised in Texas, and currently cultivating in New York and Sweden, Jessica seems to be blessed with the sort of natural talent that many other aspiring photographers would consider selling their…
Continue Reading →Conceptual photographer Helga Steppan's current exhibition "Be long a part" at Man&Eve gallery in London sort of reminds me of how I organize my closet -- everything is arranged by color. The difference is hers is artwork and my color…
Continue Reading →Awright geeezzaa! There's a great even' at Cargo in London on Friday. It's called Evolving Styles, an' it's a live street art chari'y aucshun. In'ernashunally recognized street artists Lady Pink (Blimey! all da way from New York City) an' Nick…
Continue Reading →What happens when you let artists organize? If Wooloo "” an artist-run organization based in Berlin and devoted to creating opportunities for emerging artists "” is any kid of precedent, you get a lot of the best kind of wackiness.…
Continue Reading →For his exhibition Cidade Limpa at Galeria Choque Cultural, Sao Paulo graff artist Zezao hung his work in specially re-created scenes of degraded areas in the city, the very environment that drives his art. On the walls, among the mock…
Continue Reading →In the interest of full disclosure, let me state the following: I have not gone, nor do I ever intend to ever go, to Burning Man. There are a myriad of reasons behind my reluctance, not the least of which…
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