New York-based photographer Yusuke Nishimura may be just out of art school, but he has already accomplished a great deal in his brief career. His unique brand of cinematic photography has already garnered him plenty of praise and prestigious awards;…
Continue Reading →Welcome to the wonderland that is the work of photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten. Building on her growing rep as one of fine art photography's rising stars, her photo series Teenage Stories landscapes are populated with seemingly indifferent giant girls. Even if…
Continue Reading →Last year, Diesel sent frequent collaborator and bare-body-parts-loving photographer Terry Richardson on a worldwide jaunt for their From Rio to Hong Kong exhibit, which is yep, already over by now. But while he was in Rio de Janeiro shooting the…
Continue Reading →In 1994, years before the Internet became the world's diary (or ashtray, depending on your point of view) that it is today, Heather Powazek Champ launched her first home page. Some form of addiction formed in her constant forays into…
Continue Reading →Hiding beneath the vibrant candy colors of Canadian photographer Liz Wolfe's stunning works is a whole bunch of twisted contradictions. Exploring the juxtaposition between what we commonly consider pretty (flowers) and what we mostly consider gross (an octopus), the sugary…
Continue Reading →We've all experienced that high school moment where you realize that if you don't wear the right jeans to your next strut down the hallway, you"¦ will"¦ die. It's that universal human desire to conform that's led to Exactitudes. This…
Continue Reading →Early last month we told you about the literally brilliant effects behind light graffiti "” a method where artists bomb the environment with colorful traces via flashlights but play the waiting game because they don't get to see the results…
Continue Reading →Back in October, I raved about Whale Hunt, the latest project from Jonathan Harris, friend and JS regular. Finally, the project is online and is a must see for anyone interested in the art of story telling. If you missed…
Continue Reading →Tim Chumley's alternatively soft and unambiguous photography is making us wish we were the gardening type. However, by accentuating the delicacy, transparency and individual beauty of fruits and flowers, Chumley allows up to keep our paws out of the mud…
Continue Reading →Since seeing Peter, Samir, and Michael Bolton open up a can of whoop ass on their least favorite office appliance in the 1999 film, Office Space, you've probably fantasized about taking an axe to that pesky office fax machine that…
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