A Game of Aesthetic Strategy: The very first Color Match Game was played in December 1987. Since then it has continued to evolve over the decades – becoming competitive in 1999, and made available as a limited art multiple in 2020. The colours themselves, having employed standardized… Read More
Jeffrey Ladd: a tour of my bookshelves. From his studio in Köln, Jeffrey Ladd takes us on a detailed tour of his wide-ranging, indiosyncratic, and constantly surprising book collection, discussing inventive use of images in punk posters, eccentric advertising materials, photobooks, and beyond. Read More
Long-Exposure Photos Capture Lit-Up Fireflies Dancing During Japan’s Summer Nights By Emma Taggart on June 13, 2021 In Japan, the beginning of spring is famously marked by the arrival of pink cherry blossoms. And in summer, there’s an equally beautiful phenomenon. June and July is… Read More
Photographer Albert Dros was photographing the infamous and elusive fog in Dubai recently when had the opportunity photograph window cleaners dangling from the ultra-tall skyscrapers. The job and Dros’ resulting photos are not for the faint of heart. Read More
The MAC launches the virtual exhibition Leonard Cohen: A Crack in Everything. Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal. MONTRÉAL, Feb. 15, 2021 /CNW Telbec/ – The Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal (MAC) reopened its doors, but still offers a digital programming! After the monumental success of the… Read More
Kevin Lynch’s Images of the City Through Aerial Photography. “There seems to be a public image of any given city which is the overlap of many individual images,” American urban planner Kevin Lynch once said. “Or perhaps there is a series of public images, each held… Read More
This seems like a fitting goodbye photo to 2020. I took it New Years eve 2020. Both beautiful and ominous, as life is. We will keep it precious as long as we can. Goodbye to a year of trials and tempers, isolation and fear. Goodbye 2020, the joy… Read More
