Observer, San Francisco. 2017 Haji Lane, 2016 Loteria, 2017 Luchadores, 2017 Sumisión, 2017 Pulau Ubin, 2016 Ken Castaneda is an artist and photographer based in New York City. To see more of his work, you can visit his website and follow him on Instagram. To learn more about Ken, check out our interview with him. Facebook — Instagram
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by Jessica Pettway 5×5 features five photographs by five photographers, usually curated around a specific subject matter, selected by a guest editor. Jessica Pettway is a visual artist based in New York. The Future is (Black) Femme celebrates the visual identity of brilliant black femmes. From Rochelle Brock’s psychedelic portraits to Ojima Balaka and Jessica…
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Tabula Rasa is a collective and an annual journal that encourages photographers, stylists, and writers to examine fashion photography as art. They have recently released their third issue, titled “Numb.” Who are involved in Tabula Rasa? Why did you decide to create it? We (Sabrina, Estee, and Hunter) founded the publication, and our growing list of…
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To be enjoyed in conjunction with our Pilot Issue of TAGTAGTAG. Compiled by Nathan Asher Weinbaum. Grimes: Genesis Physical Therapy: Drone On feat. Jamie Krasner (Supreme Cuts Remix) Holy Other: Yr Touch (Blood Diamonds Remix) Glasser: Apply (Tanlines Remix) Lemonade: Lifted Sweet Valley: No Harm Hercules & Love Affair: Iris Tegan & Sara: Alligator (Toro…
Read MoreWe would like to thank Cecilia Gallery for providing us with a beautiful camera strap to our first giveaway winner @mrlessy! We will be having giveaways in the future, so please stay tuned!
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Dear friends and strangers – We are proud to announce the next issue for TAGTAGTAG Magazine. TAGTAGTAG is a project that is close to the Lintroller collective’s heart. Featuring the acclaimed charismatic photographer, George Pitts – Issue 01 of TAGTAGTAG will also be the first printed issue of the magazine. In addition to a physical…
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Dear Internet – Together with the rest of the great GIFRIENDS bunch – I am curating the next set of online exhibitions organized by Oranbeg Press. The call will be published as a PDF, that will be distributed everywhere throughout the world, in addition to be sequenced and displayed on Oranbeg Press‘s website. Each NET…
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I can’t recall the specific moment I first saw Nico Krijno‘s work (I have a terrible memory) but I can confidently say I’ve sought out his work dozens of times (and I mean dozens), when I’m in need of some serious, visual stimulation. Krijno is our newest Instagram resident and will be contributing to our…
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For three years Richard Mosse has been photographing the Congo using infrared film, a rare photographic medium which renders anything green a vibrant bubble-gum pink. The film has the capability to register light which is not perceivable to the human eye, making the invisible visible. This function of the medium is of particular interest to…
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It is an overwhelming task to try and review or even summarize Matthew Barney’s latest film, River of Fundament. This is mainly due to two factors: the overwhelming material within the film, as well as the way in which it is presented. The film is comprised of three parts, each incorporating one of three “live…
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In case you didn’t know, ICP has an audio and video archive of their Photographer’s Lecture Series on their site! You can listen to lectures by Garry Winogrand, Sarah Moon, Duane Michals, James Nachtwey, David LaChapelle, Martin Parr, and more. Video recordings are available to watch starting around the year 2000- Anthony Giocolea, Bruce Davidson,…
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Humble Arts is back! Curated by Jon Feinstein and Amani Olu, Group Show #39, Tough Turf Part 1 of 2, has gone live, featuring work from Clarissa Bonet, Blake Andrews, and Natan Dvir. Be sure to check it out!
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Jackie Nickerson began photographing Zimbabwean farm workers in 1996 as a way to change the perception that those who work in African agriculture are impoverished, unmodern people. The resulting series, Farm, focused on the unique and beautiful clothing the workers made for themselves, and by doing s,o highlighted the worker’s identity, individuality, and ultimately their…
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How does the life of an artist play into reception of their work? Sometimes knowing about the artist substantiates the work, giving the viewer a source and a history from which the message within the work is coming from. In some cases, the artist’s persona is completely separated from the work, making the work find…
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Neighboring Walls #3 Theme: “Human” 1/24 9-12 Bedford & DeKalb As always, anyone can bring work to sell or trade Come with art or just come hang out For more info and to view artists from the last show check out NeighboringWalls.com
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It is now a custom to document daily experience through photographs. Using phones and social media, an importance can be created for a situation that would otherwise pass unnoticed. With the integration of this practice into everyday routine, the meaning and importance given to what is documented seems to be losing its potency; it becomes…
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Time‘s Lightbox has posted a slideshow of the photographers we’ve lost this year. Be sure to check it out here.
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Slight Exposure, an exhibition of hand altered found photographs by London-based artist Julie Cockburn, marks the artist’s first US solo show. The exhibition mainly consists of found portraits and landscapes, all roughly dated between the 40’s and 50’s and then meticulously altered through sewing or cutting. The portraits within the first gallery feature mainly women…
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Ok – so this might not be completely photography related, but a couple of us here over at Lintroller love Silent Barn so dearly. It’s a project that is very close to our heart. A DIY Mecca of multi discilplinary arts, The Silent Barn provides artists studios, music venues and many other important community engagement…
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