Photography

Joji Hashiguchi's "We Have No Place to Be"

In the early 1980s, Joji Hashiguchi began to document the pressures on young people in Japan with his debut work, "Shisen." Stifled by the mounting expectations posed by an increasingly competitive e March 26, 2020

Photography

Sheltering in Place: Ideas From "The Photographer's Playbook"

Navel gazing can get a little old, so, in the coming weeks (months?), as we find ourselves counting the hours till lunchtime on the sofa, we look for productive and creative ways to spend our days. I March 25, 2020

Books

Crossroads: A Glimpse Into the Life of Alice Pasquini

“A book that changed my life? Well, for obvious reasons, Alice in Wonderland. I love that it is in a fantasy world, where anything is possible.” This seems like an appropriate place to start with March 19, 2020

Photography

Arguiñe Escandón and Yann Gross Take Us on a Shamanic Journey Into the Jungle

Following the path of Charles Kroehle, a pioneering nineteenth-century photographer who supposedly disappeared in the Peruvian Amazon, Arguiñe Escandón and Yann Gross's collaborative project, March 16, 2020

Books

Book Review: The Young and Evil

During the 2019 Frieze art fair week, the most talked about exhibit (at least in my circles) wasn’t a booth but an exhibition of historical artists at David Zwirner Gallery in Chelsea, The Young an March 11, 2020

Books

People of the Mud by Luis Alberto Rodriguez

"People of the Mud" is a powerful new series by Berlin-based US-Dominican artist Luis Alberto Rodriguez, made collaboratively amongst the communities of County Wexford in Ireland, where ancient tradi March 10, 2020

Books

David King's "HAPPY" Is a Posthumous Look At His Last Projects, on View at Park Life Gallery, San Francisco

Dionne King, lifelong partner of famed Crass symbol creator and art punk filmmaker, the late David King, write us about his latest show at Park Life Gallery. “David was my partner and husband  ; February 21, 2020

Photography

Poulomi Basu's "Centralia" Exposes the Hidden Crimes of War

Centralia exposes hidden crimes of war as an indigenous people fight for their survival. In war, truth is the first casualty and Poulomi Basu's new book Centralia explores the unsteady relationship b February 14, 2020

Books

Entangled: A New Book of Photographs by Maude Arsenault

Maude Arsenault is a Canadian photographer, artist and curator who is particularly invested in the representation of woman in the context of domesticity and intimacy. A new book, Entangled, publ February 10, 2020

Photography

REM's Michael Stipe Releases New Book of Photography

For half of his life, Michael Stipe has lived in a world between worlds, a constantly shifting moiré pattern. The past world is defined by the analog, the future world by digital. It was the advent January 30, 2020

Photography

New Book Documents Rosetta’s Journey and Eventual Crash Landing on a Comet

In 2004, following more than ten years of research, the European Space Agency decided to send the Rosetta probe to study the 67P comet Churyumov Gerasimenko, nicknamed Tchoury. After a ten-year voyag January 01, 2020

Books

Book Review: Thrasher Magazine's "Mail Drop: 38 Years of Reader Art"

One could argue that it was bound to happen. Postal envelopes had been sent by the millions for over a century and their rigid delivery requirements obscured the creative potential. Those paper recta December 24, 2019
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