MediaStorm
Writer/filmmaker Eric Maierson uses actresses—and a tidy, frank, all-together fabulous script—to illustrate the lonely lives of three New York women.
—mondo
David Chancellor
With these portraits of hunters and the hunted, David Chancellor joins the roster of great photogs at the Institute for Artist Management.
—martian
T Magazine
Barnaby Roper plays wizard to Dorothea Barth Jorgensen, the Swedish model who's been stealing our hearts and pages...
—mamita
Vimeo
How to ruin a multimedia piece (even a slick, ambitious, well-intentioned one like this): use a glidetrack indiscriminately...
—mondo
Americarecycled.org
In backwoods Tennessee, the hills have queers. And at the center of this rural "gayborhood" is IDA, a transgender commune that's opening hearts—and amending local attitudes.
—mondo
TIME
I was going to write a review praising the photo coverage from the NY
Times’ all-star team on the frontlines in Libya. It’s
so good, it almost redeems the shitty contract they offer their
freelancers. Then I came across Yuri Kozyrev’s work.
—martian
Noah Kalina
Noah Kalina treats us to a flip book of internet and sex with his images of empty hotel rooms solely illuminated by laptops and his long exposed motions of maybe one person getting off, or the indistinct shapes of sex between two.
—mamita
T magazine
As with all fun and fresh approaches to multimedia, I was at first mildly amused by T magazine's Model-Morphosis feature. Not that something like this hasn't been done before...
—mamita
YangTan
Someone recently turned me onto this photog, YangTan, and I turned myself onto said photog's project, "Women's Secret II." I guess I'm a bit late to his fantastic game, as his portfolio locks in some major enterprise, but I am not yet reluctant to knock that glitter off your shoulders.
—mamita
Getty Reportage
Calcutta's rickshaw wallahs are a dying breed. Literally.
—mondo
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