Azealia Banks is everywhere. Did you see that shoot that’s in Dossier? Did you hear that new track, Jumanji? In the spirit of summer and excess and hype, here are some outtakes from our shoot with Michael Flores of the young Rapunzel taking off a pair of sunglasses. Don’t be a Kool Aid dude, one-two. [...]
Category Archives: Photography
She’s Ready To Dance When The Vamp Up, And When She Hit That Dip Get Your Camera
May 18, 2012 – 6:17 pm
Outings
May 1, 2012 – 1:08 pm
New York-based photographer Weston Wells presents Outings, a seventeen-panel collage piece that examines the places and characters he has captured between his travels and day-to-day encounters. Shot entirely on film, each saturated plate delivers a tableau with loose narrative. The collages’ often bucolic and adventurous spirit reflect the photographer’s wanderings, both near and far. Click [...]
In Conversation with Todd Cole
April 30, 2012 – 9:07 am
Last week, Todd Cole’s agent sent me a link to the new video he did for Kate Spade. So many fashion videos are boring, or cheesy, or just kind of mediocre, that I really appreciate when I see a good one. And this one is really good – so much so that I wanted to [...]
This Land Was Made for You and Me
April 26, 2012 – 2:39 pm
Opening tonight in Berlin, This Land Was Made for You and Me explores the idea of America, through the eyes of young American photographers. The title is taken from the Woody Guthrie song This Land Is Your Land, which was written as a critical retort to Irving Berlin’s saccharine God Bless America. Guthrie meant for [...]
Bhumika Bhatia
April 24, 2012 – 7:13 am
Underline Gallery is holding an online raffle to help one of their artists, photographer Bhumika Bhatia. Bhatia was is a terrible car accident in India, cannot currently use her hands, and has an enormous hospital debt. The raffle tickets are $50, and the winner can chose from four prints. All proceeds go to support the [...]
Who’s Your Padre?
April 15, 2012 – 8:49 pm
“SPRING BREAK!!!” Those two words seem like they should always be shouted together, perhaps accompanied by a fist-pump. Everyone has been there at one point in their lives—for some, spring break was about catching up on long-overdue coursework or heading back to parents’ places some R&R and a home-cooked meal. For the fancy ones, spring [...]
In Conversation with Luis Gispert
April 13, 2012 – 2:08 pm
Luis Gispert watches Mad Men; the design and form of the show appeal to his recent fascination with minimalism. It’s actually kind of a minimalist re-visiting for the Miami-born artist (who could pass for a character on the show with his swarthy good looks). Gispert was originally drawn to minimalism during his MFA studies at [...]
The Wild & The Innocent
April 11, 2012 – 8:00 am
When photographer Jordan Sullivan returned to New York City after spending 12 months in “middle-of-nowhere Texas,” working construction in the land of ranches and wide-open places, the urban setting proffered a profound jolt, placing him on a new path of artistic investigation. “I wanted to explore our relationship with nature at a time when I [...]
Sarah Girner
March 29, 2012 – 1:06 pm
In getting to know a person, separating them from their art becomes more and more challenging. So it is with a certain biased pleasure that I ask the German-American photographer Sarah Girner about the creative geyser from which her images spring. We are at a table at a Vietnamese place in New York City’s Chinatown. [...]
