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Wednesday, 20 August 2008
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
Juliana Beasley in Brooklyn
Posted on 07:59 by election
© Juliana BeasleyFor my money, Juliana Beasley is one of the most talented photographers walking the planet. Beyond being an admirer of her scary good talent, I feel very lucky to count her as a great friend. Juliana is 100% hoot-n-holler and a constant source of kick-in-the-pants inspiration. Beginning this Thursday you will be able to see prints from her beautiful Eyes of Salamanca series at
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
I Am Secondary Market
Posted on 19:47 by election
Peri, Route 80, Kentucky 2006 © Amy SteinAmani Olu just let me know that one of my prints is up for sale on eBay. This is the first time my work has hit the secondary market and while it's only eBay, it's still a minor landmark in my career.The print, Peri, Route 64, Kentucky from my Stranded series, was originally available for sale as part of Humble Arts Foundation's Limited Edition Print
Sunday, 10 August 2008
Young Curators, New Ideas
Posted on 21:02 by election
This Wednesday is the opening of the Young Curators, New Ideas exhibition at the Bond Street Gallery in Brooklyn. This is the first effort by the gallery's talented new director and all around happening chap, Amani Olu. The show features work from a ton of great photographers all curated by Alana Celii & Grant Willing, Michael Bühler-Rose, Jon Feinstein, Laurel Ptak, Lumi Tan and moi. For my
Black Moses is Dead
Posted on 13:32 by election
Isaac Hayes in his office at Stax Records, Memphis, TN © Ernest C. WithersRest in peace, Isaac Hayes.
Friday, 8 August 2008
Do You Believe?
Posted on 08:34 by election
January 1, 1939 - Organ Cave, West Virginia, USAI grew up watching TV shows like In Search of... and Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World and have always had a fascination with the unexplained. There is a certain irresistible kitsch factor with UFOs and mysterious beasts like Bigfoot or Champ, but what I find more interesting is how these stories and their visual motifs continue to pervade our
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Movies I Can't Wait to See
Posted on 20:17 by election
Blindness and The Road are two of the best books I've read in, well, ever. Both books are being made into major motion pictures to be released this year. I am excited and nervous as all hell. On paper both movies look pretty good, but you never know with these things. Fernando Meirelles and John Hillcoat, I beg you not to fuck these up.
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