This is Paul Rudolph’s Orange County Government Center in Goshen, NY. It’s probably going to be demolished soon. Sign this petition if you want to try to prevent that from happening.
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Nicky’s work is now on view at Galerie für Moderne Fotografie, Berlin, April 27 - June 9, 2012.
Sometimes You Just Know, by Justin Visnesky
Check out this interview with Justin Visnesky on the CAM Channel, a video series with artists produced by the Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis.
Carl Gunhouse featured in the Billboard Art Project.
The Billboard Art Project is a nonprofit organization that acquires digital billboards normally used for advertising and repurposes them as roadside galleries. Projects are held in cities all over the country and are open to all individuals and groups who are interested in participating.
Luke Swenson, founding editor of Native Publications, gives us a sneak preview of what’s inside Volume 3, to be released on May 10, 2012.
Volume 3 features the work of Vivien Ayroles, Argider Aparicio, Khrystyna Chekhlata, Drew Echberg, Rhi Ellis, Patrick Joust, Titus Simoens, and Luke Swenson.
Check out an interview with Luke on our website.
It’s May Day!
The many faces of the Occupy Wall Street movement are captured in The Ninety-Nine Percent, by Mathieu Asselin
We’re continuing to introduce our viewers/readers to the photographers who recently exhibited their books and zines at St. Mark’s Bookshop as part of our NEW STAND installation.
Today, we’re happy to share a few spreads from Lake County, by Jason John Würm
Irina Rozovsky’s Book Signing Tonight!
ONE TO NOTHING
Irina Rozovsky
published by Kehrer Verlag 2011
hardcover / 64 pages / 48 color images / 8.5 x 8.5 inches
Texts by Jon Feinstein, Ilya Kaminsky
