Amazing photos in this slideshow.
‘Bullfight: The Pas de Deux’ Offers Stunning Images Of Spanish Bullfights
1950s Kodachrome Christmas
Jeff Altman, a professional film colorist, revived his grandfather’s beautiful 16mm Kodachrome footage and gave it a second life on Vimeo. Don’t miss his films from Las Vegas in 1962 and San Francisco in 1958.
(via discoverynews)
A perfect explanation of everything that is wrong with the art world →
Click on the title above to read the VERY interesting article, Saltz: The Prince of the One Percent Would Like You to Know That Buying Art Is Less Fun These Days, by NY Magazine writer, Jerry Saltz in which he talks about his encounter with art collector and columnist Adam Lindemann.
My theory? How about we stop feeding celebrity artists like Terry Richardson and Richard Prince millions and millions of dollars and start helping out lesser known artists. Although it might be kind of hard when art buyers will only purchase art because it will be a good investment and not because they are actually moved by what’s in front of them.
‘I hope the sun shines down on you tomorrow.’
Portland
© Camila Pombo
135k worth of school loans and no decent jobs out there? ya, i’d say there’s a problem.
Back in Love – an interview with the New York Times Magazine
In an interview I did with Stacey Baker for the New York Times Magazine, I talk about the work I’m showing in Rome and San Francisco and my renewed affection for photography. Speaking of which, here’s a picture I took a few days ago:
Nastya, Moscow, 2011Read the interview here.
Emma composing long, intense letters crammed with jokes and underlining, forced banter and barely concealed longing; two-thousand-word acts of love on air-mail paper.
— One Day
