Archive for Photography
Yoko, John, and Andy Were a Little Touchy Feely, Wouldn’t You Say?
February 4th, 2010 • Photography
Tags: celebrity, photo, Photography, vintage
Found this shot on a list of 125 rare celebrity photos on the Crack Two blog.
via Art Fag City
The Hidden Reality of Ansen Seale
January 27th, 2010 • Photography
Tags: art, contemporary art, Photography, surrealism
Temporal Form no. 11
San Antonio Texas artist Ansen Seale uses slit scan-photography to capture what he refers to as a “hidden reality” . All in camera work and no manipulation using Photoshop or darkroom tricks. Creepy and cool.
Robbie Augspurger’s Hot Mess Hipster Head Shots
January 8th, 2010 • Photography
Tags: Photography, san francisco
Portland Oregon photographer Robbie Augspurger’s series of head shots remind me of those awkward high school photos that no one ever wants to see again. The outfits and hair styles in these shots, do resemble the hipster hot mess retro styles often seen in the Mission district of San Francisco, except the phones aren’t as cool.
The Sound Affects of Christian Patterson
November 25th, 2009 • Photography
Tags: art, books, contemporary art, photo, Photography
Motown Drums, 2005
From the book, Sound Affects by Brooklyn artist Christian Patterson. 2005
via booooooom
Christopher Payne’s Asylum
November 20th, 2009 • Photography
Tags: archite, Architecture, art, contemporary art, photo, Photography
Images documenting interiors of abandoned mental institutions from photographer Christopher Payne’s book Asylum: Inside the Closed World of State Mental Hospitals.
via: Kitsune Noir
Domesticated
September 17th, 2009 • Photography
Tags: art, contemporary art, nature, Photography
There is a strange calmness I love about these photographs from Amy Stein’s Domesticated series. For anyone who lives in the American west, close to the foothills or in the mountains, there is probably sense a familiarity with some of these images.
My Little Pony is Hot
May 12th, 2009 • Photography
Tags: photo
Crazy Horse photos by Julian Wolkenstein.
via Booooooom
For the Love of Damien Hirst
March 22nd, 2009 • Photography
Tags: Fashion
This brilliant photo by Gainsbury & Whiting for designer Alexander McQueen humorously references Damien Hirst’s fetishized dead animals suspendend in formaldehyde filled vitrines. There’s a subtle irony with the deer gazing at a posthumous floating Hirst and and yet the indirect irony of this photo lies in the fact that although the artist has made a fortune off the dead, he would be even wealthier if he himself were dead. Hirst is a master a self-marketing and understands the value of the Damien Hirst brand. He was recently able to circumvent his galleries and go directly to auction with his work and the payoff was huge even with a global economy in dire straits.
