Simon Hogsberg has just released a new photograph -- as in one 100 meter long photograph. We haven't checked with Guinness but that surely must be some kind of record. Spite the sheer size of the photograph and the morbid…
Continue Reading →Let's get this straight: there's exposure and then there's Explosure. Tierney Gearon's newest exhibition relies on the old trick of double exposure to create some really surreal and amazing visuals. Pair that with the large scale photographs and its really…
Continue Reading →New York and Paris have a lot to offer photographers -- the buildings, the people ... the puddles. That's Robin Soulier's viewpoint. Using the refection in puddles he photographs the city, putting cigarette butts, sewer caps and gross leaves against…
Continue Reading →The Gift: A one year subscription to your favorite magazine about music, style, and general fabulousness as well as the last four limited-edition 7-inch singles. The Rules: Lots of people gathered around a table one day (or so the legend…
Continue Reading →Great literary and artistic minds collaborate to produce a collection of iconic images of the world's greatest city in New York. The book is encased in its own little skyscraper and features the work of Annie Leibovitz, Helmut Newton, Patrick…
Continue Reading →When Corey Rich was 13, a teacher noticed that he had very capable biceps. This happened during a pull-up contest - one of those middle school battles to trick kids into fitness over fatness- and Corey had knocked out 35…
Continue Reading →If you are in London over the next two months you have to go see JR's exhibition 28 Millimetres: Women at Lazarides Gallery.This is JR's first solo show, which might lead you to think he is a 'rising star'. Maybe…
Continue Reading →At TED 2007 I watched misty eyed as James Nachtwey shared his TED Wish, as follows: "I'm working on a story that the world needs to know about. I wish for you to help me break it, in a way that…
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