Aurora Borealis
Alexis Coram has documented the aurora borealis of Alaska in this dazzling time-lapse video. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
New York's Rooftops
Photographer Alex MacLean's latest book Up On The Roof: New York's Hidden Skyline Spaces documents the unseen roofs of New York City, from swimming pools to tennis courts and verdant gardens. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
Moiré Animals
Milan-based designer Andrea Minini uses Adobe Illustrator to create moiré patterns in the shape of various animals. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
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Digital Portraits by Kemi Mai
Kemi Mai is a UK-based, self-taught artist who's Photoshop paintings combine a vivid palette with surreal and abstract elements. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
DevArt - The Art of Code
DevArt is a contest sponsored by Google which is oriented around using technology and code to create beautiful things, with the chance of winning a commission at the Barbican in London. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
America's Bizarre Laws
Olivia Locher's series 'I Fought the Law" entertainingly documents some of America's most bizarre and outdated laws. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
Luxury Packaging
Israel-based artist Peddy Mergui has re-imagined luxury branding for mundane and everyday food objects and their packaging in his new exhibition 'Wheat is Wheat is Wheat'. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
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Sketchbook: Gabriel Kieling
Gabriel Kieling is a Brazilian architect who's delicate geometric illustrations depict human desire and emotion. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
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Master Obscura
Using the classical technique of camera obscura, Cuban born photographer Abelardo Morell creates spectacular images of landscapes and landmarks using only a pinhole camera. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
Arctic Ice
Russian photographic duo Dmitry Christoprudov and Nikolay Rykov have taken their work to new extremes in a series of images shot on a frozen lake bed, the ice illuminated by a pair of ultra-powerful lights. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
The Volatility of Language
This month, AJLart gallery in Berlin plays host to three masters of words: Robert Montgomery, Lawrence Weiner and Ian Hamilton Finlay. The work focuses on the intersection of the representation of language via pictorial execution. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
Pizza in the Wild
A pizza safari: photographs by Jonpaul Douglass. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
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Lego House Music
Alex Allmont's Play House is an audio installation which uses LEGO Technic to create addictive acid house music. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //
Conflict in Technicolor: Richard Mosse
Richard Mosse is a photographer perhaps most well known for his images of the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo shot on discontinued military infrared film. His latest piece is a new installation at The Vinyl Factory Space in London, which combines his photographic work in collaboration with 16mm film and field recordings from the war zone. FULL ARTICLE HERE.
// Kathryn Greenbaum - Editor //