Moleskine, makers of the notebook preferred by writers (and posers like me) everywhere, held a group exhibition entitled “Detour.” An artist named Nendo created the notebook above, which stands out from much of the rest of the crowd because it’s not simply a drawing. I included a couple of other examples in the gallery below so that you can judge for yourself. [ Continue Reading ]

GQ  in the UK interviewed Katie Eary’s as part of a London Fashion Week special.  Any number of fashion bloggers are raving about her work. This one thinks she’s the bee’s knees, though doesn’t really give a reason why. Dan the Scout is not only a big fan, he’s also much more clear about what he sees in the collection.

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I normally have a hard time writing about fashion photography. But just I began to lament that  Grégoire Alexandre’s work encompasses the sort of bold, fierce photographs that plague me, I realized he has a few tricks up his sleeve.

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A projector ring and a talking ring? Sounds like something one might have found in a box of Cracker Jack back in the forties. But no! Luke Jerram created these quite recently. For his wedding and engagement, in fact.

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We’ve all encountered unfortunately ugly instances of graffiti. From Los Angeles to New York City, it’s a problem that can, and frequently does, occur in the oddest of places. Sometimes you even wonder how people get into these weird spaces. It’s gotta be hard to sneak in and out of places like the Subway, what with oncoming trains, puddles of fetid water, and armies of rodents. Errr…but that’s neither here nor there.

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Welcome, boys and girls. Today we’re back in FashionLand, admiring the fashionably surreal photographs of esteemed artists like Bruno Dayan, James Meakin, Michael Raveney, Jaques Dequeker, and Stephen Meisel, to name a few.

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This is one of those “wth?” things. How did Mark Khaisman know that his medium of choice was packing tape? At what point did he wake up in the morning, do a nice, long stretch and say “Ah, yes. I think today I’m going to create beautifully detailed pictures using backlit packing tape on acrylic panels?”

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This is something like what my Halloween costume is going to be. Minus the half-nakedness. And speaking of half-nakedness, much of Kristi Ropeleski’s work features models in various states of undress.

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Go ahead, admit it. You can’t resist watching these little pink cuties. It happens to the best of us. Fortunately, though, there aren’t too many reasons why you’d want to resist.

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