© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Mark Boellaard
Dutch artist Mark Boellaard got in touch a few weeks back to share some of his recent collage work. Below are just a few examples that I particularly liked. You can see more here and here.
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
© Mark Boellaard
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Unless You Will: Issue 03
The third issue of Unless You Will recently went live and contains some wonderful work by 5 contemporary female photographers. Among those highlighted is Exposure Project member Anastasia Cazabon. Also included are photographs by: Ieva Jansone, Mauren Drennan, Rita Maas and Heidi Romano.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Chris Bentley's The Wandering Era
Exposure Project collaborator Chris Bentley e-mailed me today to let me know that his new short film, The Wandering Era, is now online. Shot on Pixelvision, the film follows a small group of humans as they travel through the desert in search of other survivors after a series of apocalypses.
The Wandering Era from Chris Bentley on Vimeo.
Monday, January 4, 2010
The 2010 Canteen Awards In Photography
Stephen over at Canteen Magazine e-mailed me today to announce that submissions for the 2010 Canteen Awards in Photography are now open. Follow the guidelines below to submit:
DETAILS
Deadline: February 28, 2010
Prizes:
First place: $500 + your portfolio published in Canteen Six, posted on our website, and featured in our contest show at powerHouse Arena.
Three runners-up: $100 + your work posted on our website and featured in our contest show at powerHouse Arena.
HOW TO ENTER
Fee: $15 (you will receive a single copy of Canteen) or a subscription to Canteen. Enter the discount code “contest.” Pay here.
Submit: After you pay the entry fee, you may submit five to eight jpegs here. Please read our complete Rules & Regulations before entering.
Selection: Canteen’s goal is to be as transparent as possible about our selection process. See our Rules & Regulations for details.
Questions? Write to contest@canteenmag.com.
OUR JUDGES
Arnold Lehman is the director of the Brooklyn Museum. brooklynmuseum.org
Matthew Porter’s work has recently appeared in the New York Times Magazine, VMAN, and Exit. He holds an MFA in photography from ICP-Bard and is represented by M+B Gallery, the Marty Walker Gallery, and the Creative Exchange Agency. matthewporterphoto.com
Canteen art director JJ Sulin’s photographs have won industry awards, including CA, Archive, ADG, and Print. jjsulin.com
Canteen art director Betsy Bell’s work has appeared in Plastic Cameras: Toying with Creativity (Focal Press), and she has exhibited work at e3 gallery, Umbrella Arts, the Chelsea Gallery Space, and the Wall Street Viewing Room.
Graphic Intersections v. 02 Deadline Extended!
Due to an increased number of submissions in the last few weeks, we have decided to extend the deadline for Graphic Intersections v. 02. Submissions now must arrive before:
Tuesday, January 19th @ 11:59 pm
For more information on Graphic Intersections and the specific guidelines surrounding the competition, please visit the "Submissions" page.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Michael Schmelling's The Week Of No Computer
Michael Schmelling's website possesses quite the diversity of photographs. In addition to his interesting editorial work, he also has a number of engaging personal projects. The Week of no Computer "is an obliquely autobiographical collection of photographs and writing, constructed from the footnotes and outtakes of Schmelling's life." TV Books published this work in 2008, which can be purchased here through their website.
For those of you out there interested in book cover design, you should take a look at George Saunders' Pastoralia, In Persuasion Nation and Civilwarland In Bad Decline - all of which Schmelling provided cover photographs for.
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
For those of you out there interested in book cover design, you should take a look at George Saunders' Pastoralia, In Persuasion Nation and Civilwarland In Bad Decline - all of which Schmelling provided cover photographs for.
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
From "The Week of no Computer"
© Michael Schmelling
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Kathrin Klingner's Domestic Intervention
Hey Everyone!
After a much needed respite from blogging in the past couple of weeks, we are back to our regular posting schedule. To inaugurate 2010 on this blog, we offer up Kathrin Klingner's Domestic Intervention - a project that explores the intersection between sculptural mediations and ubiquitous domestic spaces.
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
After a much needed respite from blogging in the past couple of weeks, we are back to our regular posting schedule. To inaugurate 2010 on this blog, we offer up Kathrin Klingner's Domestic Intervention - a project that explores the intersection between sculptural mediations and ubiquitous domestic spaces.
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
From "Domestic Intervention"
© Kathrin Klingner
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