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Alternating Processes: Kingsley Ifill’s “Mute” in London

amadeusmagDecember 8, 2017

We're endlessly interested in the work of artist Kingsley Ifill. He has a punk aesthetic and an undeniably fascinating way of taking a valueless image and manipulating it into a complex visual arrangement or painting.

Desilu Muñoz’s Photographs are a Visual Archive of An Ever-Changing SoCal Landscape

Alex KhatchadourianNovember 16, 2017

The Los Angeles-based photographer is a preserver of the "old", harnessing her arsenal of cameras to document and portray the beauty in old signage, storefronts, buildings, and the people that inhabit the ever-changing landscape of Southern California.

Borrowed Dreams: Justin Clifford Rhody’s Aesthetic Investigation of the American West

amadeusmagNovember 13, 2017

Justin Clifford Rhody's photo exhibition and book release "Borrowed Dreams," are part of his continued aesthetic investigation of the American West.

Olivia Jaffe ‘Photographs the Greatest Living Shit-Heads The World Over’

Valeri SpiwakNovember 2, 2017

Photographer Olivia Jaffe is rock and roll. Not the seemingly glamorous, groupie-love type of rock and roll, but the true guts and grit of rock and roll; the sweaty, bloody, ugly, and yes, at times, hairy, side of rock and roll.

A Trip To The Badlands

Tommy PetroniOctober 4, 2017

"A Trip to the Badlands" takes you into a desert bungalow revealing it’s unique old-fashioned character, while displaying the sort of intimacy only found in friendship, and the isolated feeling of being deep in the hot desert of Southern California, right by the Badlands and Salton Sea.

To Take Comfort: Understanding Serge Serum’s Artistic Solace

Lindsey PannorSeptember 15, 2017

Using reality as a springboard, Serge Serum “makes a scene” of the ordinary by distorting peoples’ likenesses, in both his painted portraiture and outrageous photographs.

Flotsam: A New Solitary Series by Artist Ward Roberts

Abby RingiewiczSeptember 1, 2017

It’s hot. Sticky. It’s August in Brooklyn and the sounds and smells hang on each other in the humidity like a reverberating smog. Great day to sprawl out on the beach, actually. Ward Roberts sits across from me, his latest published series, “Flotsam,” a stunning peach-toned coffee table book, open in front of me.

photography

Alternating Processes: Kingsley Ifill’s “Mute” in London

Desilu Muñoz’s Photographs are a Visual Archive of An Ever-Changing SoCal Landscape

Borrowed Dreams: Justin Clifford Rhody’s Aesthetic Investigation of the American West

Olivia Jaffe ‘Photographs the Greatest Living Shit-Heads The World Over’

A Trip To The Badlands

To Take Comfort: Understanding Serge Serum’s Artistic Solace

Flotsam: A New Solitary Series by Artist Ward Roberts

In Fine Style & Covers: Retracing Reggae And Dancehall At HVW8 LA

Edward Cushenberry’s Intimate and Relatable Documentation of Everyday Life

Beauty, Friendship, & Girlhood: Valerie J. Bower’s New Solo Show “Homegirls”

Sean Maung’s Innate Connection To LA’s Raw Street Scenes