Remember Pulp Art Book, that super cool project in which Neil Krug took pictures of Joni Harbeck with a very cinematographic mood? We talked about it in here two years ago (does time also fly for you that fast!?) when they were just presenting it in New York and today they will be opening...
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If you are desperately looking for a little break amidst the craziness of Oscar season in L.A. this week, Nick van Woert’s first solo exhibition at OHWOW gallery (937 N. La Cienega Blvd.) might be what you are looking for.
Opening this evening at 7pm, No Man’s Land displays a new collection of pieces focused...
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It recently took place in Los Angeles the 22nd edition of Photo L.A. -an international photographic show that gathers more than 300 exhibitors and which includes seminars and conferences- that takes place every year in this Californian city since 1992. A great chance to discover some new talents behind the lens and to reencounter...
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The Sacred Door is this space, located at some point of Lincoln Blvd. when it crosses Venice, where last Venice Bazaar took place. If you are new in town, as I am, you have probably gone by with your car a hundred times without even realizing about it but now that I have discovered...
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The complex imagery of this trio of artists -Michi, Ruben and Luisjo- gathered together under the name of Rubenimichi is packed with metaphorical vegetables with all-seeing eyes, with intriguing and extraordinary animals wearing bowler hats, with insects and flaming logs.
Disturbing, with some dark and dreamlike mood, the trio presents now Sobrenatural, their first solo exhibition...
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The prolific work by artist Aurèlia Muñoz well-deserves being mentioned within the Catalan contemporary textile scene. Joining a forward-looking creative will with a traditional and artisanal creative process, her pieces dilute the limits between art, design and craftsmanship, managing to insert works of textile art in space.
Through next Sunday, January 27th, Museu del Tapís...
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Hauser + Hauser, this online gallery that we had already talked about in here when they held one of their first exhibitions, is presenting now Exposure and 30 Years of Polaroids; a show that gathers some of the most significative works by Swiss photographer Bruno Bisang. Up to next February 24th you can visit...
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No, actually the name of the entry is not alluding to my itinerary for these holidays although it really could… No, we are talking in here about Xmas shopping, special gifts and interesting events in where to find them and in which you can also spend a -very- good time. There goes our selection....
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After Wonderwork, the exhibition of the delicate images by Josef Hoflenher, Valid Foto gallery in Barcelona opens today Landnemar, a selection of works by photographer Álvaro Sánchez-Montañés starting at 7:30 pm and including the presence of the artist.
From the snow-covered landscapes in Estonia or the grandiloquence in Dubai to his intriguing interior deserts, Sánchez-Montañés...
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The beautiful backstage images Kasia Bobula takes during Fashion Weeks around the world are now being exhibited -till the end of November- in the Museum of Technology and Textile Industry in Bielsko-Biala, within the fashion festival Neo Fashion Jamboree 2. The perfect excuse for a little getaway to Poland.
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Las preciosas fotografías de backstage que...
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Whatever it is the city you are in, I can’t think of a better plan for a rainy day than mind-traveling to remote universes through a good exhibition. Here, in L.A., it doesn’t rain at all, so we feel kind of forced to go to the beach, one Sunday after another, to enjoy this...
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With all the chaos in here with summer, trips and family visiting, this exhibition got kind of mislaid among my emails!
‘Forgotten Dreams’ is a compilation of a hundred snapshots taken by the duo of photographers Paco y Manolo during the last fifteen years. The images, which perfectly capture the intimate and mysterious mood characteristic...
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Argentinian-born, Berlin-based, illustrator Pablo Ientile, presents now his project Illustration Around the World, a very original initiative that took him on a journey around different countries in Asia to meet, draw and exchange experiences with different artists of the area. The illustrations that came out of this unusual trip will be exhibited from today...
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I really can’t help feeling touched, somehow, by anyone who manages to bring me a piece of home to this side of the world, so since I discovered the work by French photographer Claude Nori I couldn’t help feeling some kind of gratitude for that Mediterranean breath he would bring me, to this side of...
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Impossible not to love the net when, all of a sudden, you discover projects like Hauser + Hauser, a Switzerland-based online gallery that brings you, just with one click, amazing exhibitions you can visit any day, any time, with no lines nor waits.
Through next September, 22nd you can discover the works by French...
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Spending an evening at LACMA might be one of the best options on a rainny Sunday in L.A. -Oh, yes, rainy days do exist in here, too. Through next June, 3rd you can visit the exhibition California Design 1930-1965: ‘Living in a Modern Way’ gathering furniture pieces, photographs, garments, graphic design and decoration of...
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Lamp Girl is the name of a series of images by French photographer Marianne Maric; one of them is now part of the exhibition ‘Selling Sex’ by SHOWstudio -through June, 1st- and also illustrated our post talking about the exhibition last week.
Marianne has now sent us some pictures from the opening day and...
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Frank Horvat’s work goes further than fashion and publications like Vogue, Stern or Harper’s Bazaar; during the more than 60 years of career of this member of the prestigious Magnum agency his work has also comprised fields like nude or travel photography. The Italian photographer presents now Horvatland, an special application for iPad with...
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The exhibition about Juergen Teller in Lehmann Maupin gallery in New York highlights three groups of images to define the career of this German photographer; the series with model Kristen McMenamy, portrayed at architect Carlo Mollino’s house, nude portraits with Vivienne Westwood and other photographs from his relatives and friends.
Through these images, the...
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Lots -lots- of years ago, it came into my hands a video about Naomi Campbell’s career; yes, it was so detailed it even talked about her bright incursions in other fields beside the modelling one; read, the literally and the musical ones. I saw it, I saw it more than once, I must confess,...
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