davis

davis ayer,

i think this is pretty great.

walter neidermayr

the ones that didn't

the ones that almost got away

alexander

alexander ugay
we are from texas

thanks, baby!

dolce and gabbana

elle muliarchyk

paolo roversi "blue mask, paris"

michael thompson "ruffled neck, new york city"

richard burbridge "pink eye"

i can't wait to see this

cao fei

my boo and i got so lucky...
we got our hands on the videos to cao fei's "whose utopia" and "hip hop" series.
(stills below from hip hop)
she really is i think my favorite right now.
apparently she's going to be in an upcoming show at the new museum called younger than jesus.
i can't wait!

"for cao, a native of guangzhou, the manufacturing boomtown in southeast china, that means creating short films and video installations that juxtapose escapist fantasies with the workaday realities of life in modern china."
-timothy mccahill
w magazine november 2007

matthew

matthew mcguinness
casper disasters

sam

hayden christensen
from crying men
by sam taylor-wood

dan

dan nelken
country fair portraits

dave

dave jordano

patrick

landscape photographer
patrick o'hare
via unique lapin

"Don DeLillo has had a huge influence on my work. His writing has so many layers that reverberate, the images that lie underneath and around the narrative, the coincidences in the landscape. There always seems to be this kind of giant iceberg underneath the surface, which evokes a poetic tension that deals with the notion of modern efficiency and alienation, a service society and what that does to people. He really tunes in to the mystery and the ruthlessness of what appears to be transient and impermanent. But he does it with a grace and poignancy that appeals to me, and always with an understanding that this is a world where people live. "
p.s.1

edward

new photographs from edward burtynsky
australia mine site series looks at large-scale open pit copper mines in western australia
so neat
i can't wait to watch manufactured landscapes