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Mother Earth Sister Moon
When its go time on the runway, long legs march to their fierce beat, heads are cocked with rock star expressions, eyes pierce through the crowd. Back stage the chaos amidst every effort to run things orderly inevitably unfolds, models whip around with a team of hands undressing and reconfiguring the next outfit. All for the love of wining the shock factor, pushing the envelope, crossing their fingers to earn the respect of past designers.
Ruins by Roberto Sironi
Photographers We work with photographers documenting creative stories around the world. We’re glad that you are interested in helping us convey our passion through photography. Please send us an email with the subject heading "", a link to your portfolio, your location and suggestions of creative subjects you would like to document for us in your area. Contributors We are always looking for new contributors to help us document excellence.
The Hasselblad X You Photography Competition
Abstraction, Photography - September 23, 2019 View all 7 Photos A special contest for all photography enthusiasts and Hasselblad fans. Established in 1941, Hasselblad is a leading manufacturer of digital medium format cameras. Iconic photographers like Helmut Newton, Ansel Adams, and Richard Avedon have created legendary images with Hasselblad cameras. A Hasselblad has also captured the first landing on the Moon.
Diametri - Land Art in Sorrento by Marco Stefanelli
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Waiting Windows
Photographers We work with photographers documenting creative stories around the world. We’re glad that you are interested in helping us convey our passion through photography. Please send us an email with the subject heading "", a link to your portfolio, your location and suggestions of creative subjects you would like to document for us in your area. Contributors We are always looking for new contributors to help us document excellence.
A Sculpture Series By Ken Kelleher
Abstraction, Art - September 5, 2019 View all 12 Photos Bringing digital sculpture to life. American artist Ken Kelleher designs thought-provoking sculptures to create a dialogue about the meaning of art and of crafting an object. An object that may not have a utilitarian value, but has a deeper purpose. An artwork that engages and surprises the viewer. While he creates sculptures using traditional materials such as wood and metal, his digital series enhances this concept.
Danny Duncombe's As Above, So Below Series
Abstraction, Art - August 26, 2019 View all 12 Photos Conceptual ceramic sculptures inspired by brutalist architecture. Self-taught ceramic sculptor and artist Danny Duncombe draws inspiration from the bold designs, refined simplicity, and structures created by the likes of Le Corbusier, Constantin Brancusi, Agnes Martin, Eduardo Chillida, and Rudolph Schindler, among others.
Slow Motion by Aldo Bakker
Abstraction, Art - August 19, 2019 View all 15 Photos A thought-provoking art exhibition that encourages the viewers to slow down. Named “Slow Motion”, the new New York solo exhibition of Dutch artist and designer Aldo Bakker is more than it seems at first sight. The show brings together much of the artist’s latest work and focuses on sculptures that at a glance resemble furniture or home accessories.
My Heart Is Not Blind By Michael Nye
Abstraction, Photography - August 12, 2019 View all 10 Photos A photo book and exhibition that explore the different experiences of blind and visually impaired people. At this year’s Dr. Jacob Bolotin Awards, San Antonio-based photographer and artist Michael Nye has received a prestigious award for his work from the National Federation of the Blind. The event’s name honors Dr. Jacob Bolotin (1888-1924), the first physician in the world who had been blind since birth.
Rooted by Henk Wildschut
Abstraction, Photography - July 25, 2019 View all 11 Photos A photography book that captures the miniature gardens in refugee camps. Following Shelter and Ville de Calais, Rooted offers a glimpse into the lives of refugees and migrants. While sharing the same theme – of exploring the bleak reality of living in refugee camps – each of the three books tells a distinct story.
Robert Polidori: Havana
Abstraction, Photography - July 10, 2019 View all 11 Photos A beautifully layered portrait of Havana. In 1998, The New Yorker published a Paul Goldberger piece on Havana’s architecture and the decline of the city’s historical buildings. The article featured stunning photos by Robert Polidori, then a staff photographer at the magazine. Years later, the internationally acclaimed photographer returned to Havana several more times.
Usual Objects by Jean-Baptiste Durand
An artistic design exhibition that re-imagines domestic products. Created by designer Jean-Baptiste Durand, the Usual Objects exhibition is anything but ordinary. The show’s name refers to the concept behind the designs, of re-interpreting ubiquitous objects as products with a distinctive personality and even human-like traits. The show draws inspiration from the book Gros-Câlin by Romain Gary and aims to focus on the familiarity of everyday items, albeit in an unusual way.
Hautvillers Hollywood By Thomas Humery
Abstraction, Photography - June 28, 2019 View all 23 Photos A poetic photography book that explores the concept of inspiration in Los Angeles. Made in a collaboration between Dom Pérignon and photographer Thomas Humery, the Hautvillers Hollywood art book offers a poetic and mysterious glimpse of Los Angeles. The book is part of an artistic curation project led by dancer, choreographer, and director Benjamin Millepied alongside his creative partner Dimitri Chamblas.
Wood Sculptures By Julian Watts
Abstraction, Art - June 21, 2019 View all 10 Photos A series of fascinating and surreal wood art sculptures. As a sculpture major at the University of Oregon, Julian Watts didn’t work with wood, but with more unconventional, experimental materials. After completing his studies and going back to his native San Francisco, he started working in a local furniture workshop. There, he learned and then strengthened woodworking skills that ultimately set him on a new creative path.
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