April 2012
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ANDREAS MÜHE
Thanks to Finding Berlin’s post about Gallery Weekend in Berlin, I came across Andreas Mühe’s work and let me tell you, it’s breathtaking.
The blog recommends exhibitions worth seeing and one of them is Mühe’s.
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Mühe’s oeuvre—the artist works exclusively in analogue photography—includes portraits, interiors, and landscapes. Many motifs in the various genres...
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Color Forecast
Just rain into the Obsessive Imagist’s post about Pimkie’s (French clothing line) color forecast. Pimkie has used selectively placed web cams and high tech programming to analyze the latest colors in fashion in Paris, Milan and Antwerp in real time.
Check it out for yourself!
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New York I Still Miss You
Some pics from Sandra Juto’s blog….
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Project Thirty Three
I came accross the Obssesive Imagist post about Project Thirty Three and loved it instantly. This project collects vintage album covers that convey their message with only simple shapes and typography.
I’m loving this album name
More here!
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THE ART OF REINVENTING YOURSELF THROUGH TRAVEL
by Stephanie Spitler
Your bags are packed, your ticket is booked, your hotel reservation is confirmed and your boarding pass is printed. You’re on your way to somewhere exciting, and most of the major decisions have been made. But there’s one more thing left to determine, and it can affect your entire trip.
For some people, it’s not a conscious choice. It just happens. You step off a plane (or...
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Thomas Prior
Thomas Prior is a Brooklyn-based photographer. In 2002, he earned his BFA in photography from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. In 2010, he was selected as one of PDN’s “30 Emerging Photographers to Watch,” and in 2009, was awarded an honorable mention in the Hey, Hot Shot! Second Edition competition. Thomas is working on several documentary projects that look at beautiful and dangerous...
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There is no stability in this world. Who is to say what meaning there is in...
– Virginia Woolf, The Waves. (via fuckyeahvirginiawoolf)
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