Open the door and step into some transient sense of awe. “What is this?” You’ll no doubt ask your mumbling self. “What do I think it means?” and whatever useless pseudo-intellectual things you feel matter. I think what really matters is not some abstract meanings that try to border mind shattering statements but really something different and strangely attractive. [ Continue Reading ]

There are a few things to say about being human that really can’t be denied.

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Could advertising be considered to be art? Who draws the line between what is commercial and what is artistic? When you’re a photographer like Ross Brown, then it is darn possible to erase that invisible boundary to create a piece of work that is artistically commercial. [ Continue Reading ]

It’s clear Findus has a different idea of grandmothers and french fries. I mean, look at all the bling that granny’s got. A pinky ring? How fly is that.  Maybe she has some kind of Jennifer Lopez past we don’t even know about.

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You know that part of Ghostbusters where Sigourney Weaver is floating above her bed. Yeah, well Gravity is kind of like that. But with less demon possession. God I loved Ghostbusters. The last time Dan Aykroyd was actually funny.
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It’s not a secret that images have the ability to awaken different parts of our brains, and allow us to experience different things. We are an extremely visual society, and if you have been blessed with the gift of sight (I would assume if you’re reading these words), then how many times have you looked at a picture and found yourself completely being immersed at some random thought? Jim Kazanjian’s works could certainly cause your brain to trip out. [ Continue Reading ]

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Have you ever made drawings in the dirt? A line maybe? A few squares or some animals perhaps? Well, if you have, I’m sorry to inform you that no matter how awesome you thought your creations were,  they were nothing compared to what the Nasca people of Peru did over a thousand years  ago. [ Continue Reading ]

What a brilliant photographer,  mad kudos for his imagination.  August Bradley creates a finished product that is more than just a photograph.  He likes to smudge the lines between photography and art, hoping [ Continue Reading ]