Tag Archives: Photography
Posted by: Eugene Kan / August 9, 2008 / Also tagged as: Art, Olympics, Photography / Comments: 12
Gizmodo has posted some images from yesterday's Olympic Opening Ceremonies in Beijing. A culmination of many years of hard work and society altering processes, the opening ceremony...
Posted by: Charles Cheng / July 31, 2008 / Also tagged as: Alan Jaras, Art, Photography / Comments: 16
British artist, Alan Jaras, creates beautiful works of art using the simplest subject, light. With a light passing through transparent objects such as textured glass, Jaras is able to capture...
Posted by: Eugene Kan / July 24, 2008 / Also tagged as: Boogie, Photography, Print / Comments: 4
Originally immigrating from the war-torn Balkans, photographer Boogie has almost effortless captured the facets of life and society many would never have exposure to. His latest...
Few cultural documenters can hold a candle to legendary photographer Ricky Powell. Commonly referred to as the Fourth Beastie Boy for his exploits following the fabled group,...
Posted by: Charles Cheng / July 18, 2008 / Also tagged as: Photography, Print, Terry Richardson / Comments: 19
One of the most well-known American photographers of our time, Terry Richardson's work is featured in the latest issue of Vice Magazine. Richardson and Vice definitely make for a great...
Terry Richardson is an icon behind the camera who has snapped the pictures of just about every living celebrity in his unique, brash and sometimes controversial style. Pamela Anderson is an...
Posted by: Eugene Kan / June 19, 2008 / Also tagged as: Events, Keiichi Nitta, Photography / Comments: 0
Former understudy to popular photographer Terry Richardson, Keiichi Nitta will open his first solo exhibition later this month in Italy. Alongside his exhibition will be the release of...
At a time when the graffiti world lacked documentation, Martha Cooper had a large part in the showcasing of some of the world's least known artists. Her work in graffiti world has created lasting impressions through countless photographic journeys. With the ability to work alongside legendary artist Dondi White, she managed to accumulate an unrivaled catalog and unbreakable bonds. 12ozPROPHET founder Allen AKA had a chance to visit the studio of this photographic legend, in the process revealing a look into some interesting artifacts from slides to custom jackets.
In a collaboration of epic proportions, Staple Design and camera brand LOMO have collaborated on a project encompassing a large 1,000 picture book and the Colorsplash camera. The whole project is driven by the theme of Chakras, also known as energy centers located at major human nervous system points. Various colors of Chakras each maintain their own meaning and the Colorsplash camera will have an interchangeable flash filter (for more info check out it out here to reflect certain moods and feelings. Aside from the camera, the aforementioned 1,000 page book features a cast of 11 established photographers alongside numerous other amateur photographers. The launch date for this package is set for Thursday, June 19th with a special reception taking place at Reed Space.
Staple Design x LOMO Colorsplash Chakra Package
Thursday June 19th, 2008
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
RSVP: lomo@stapledesign.com
Reed Space
151 Orchard Street (b/w Rivington and Stanton St.)
New York City
Posted by: Staff / June 2, 2008 / Also tagged as: Art, Maco Hsu, Photography / Comments: 0
LEFTFOOT Taiwan recently played host to controversial pictorial journey titled West End Girls Meets The East End Boys, featuring the West End girls of Taiwan's Xi Men Ting area. The photos shot by Maco Hsu (aka MCP) also included a small number of t-shirts and a book. Next up for the exhibition is a showing at King Store in Xi Men Ting.