SEEN AND NOT SEEN _ KEN ROSENTHAL
“The sepia-toned pictures of photographer Ken Rosenthal seem to narrate stories from ancient times. They could be snapshots from the beginning of the 20th century, showing scenes and stories, told by our grandparents. Most of the photographs in this series are intensely personal, yet many speak to a common experience like friendship, leisure, love, adventure, joy or hope. … The series ‘Seen and Not Seen’ is a merging of the autobiographical and the universal. Interestingly, as this body of work has evolved, some images have become so resonant that the lines between experience and invention have blurred even more.”
Very touching.
SURREAL SELF PORTRAITS by KYLE THOMPSON
“I’m inspired by music, art and my environment. I love looking through the bizarre paintings by Zdzisław Beksiński and Francesca Woodman’s serie self portraits. I love to draw and will often stay up late listening to music and drawing concepts until I create something I’m happy with. I like to think of concepts that are open to interpretation and tell stories.”
Stunning pictures _ Keep going!!
Absolutely love these street art installations by Los Angeles based artist and designer Paige Smith, who also goes by the moniker A Common Name. She likens stumbling upon one of these installations to finding a hidden treasure, and we couldn’t agree more.
Clarence John Laughlin, House of the Past, c. 1947
by Davd Bank, London.
From Me To You: Desert Oasis
Throwing on our souk purchased packs, Kelly and I ventured out of the ancient walls of Marrakech onward to the Agafay desert at the base of the Atlas Mountains. It is quite a strange sensation feeling the heat of the desert sun on your skin while looking out onto snow capped mountains…
Day…
(Source: laesquinalatina, via rhaasta)
Pieter Hugo speaks with Guernica art editor Noah Rabinowitz about his controversial work, Nick Cave, and the late Tim Hetherington.
From our new issue
Multiple Exposure Photographs
