The Paris-based photographer has made a visual world that weaves together themes of identity, intimacy and femininity.
Drones in Visual Culture / Anna Jackman Converses with Elisa Serafinelli and Lauren Alex O’Hagan about Their Work - ASAP/Review
In recent years, the expansion of camera-laden drones has enabled and ushered in the production and consumption of new visual perspectives. Drone visuals are rapidly becoming part of our sociocultural imaginaries, at once generating distinct images that differ from traditional visual conventions and producing unexpected perspectives of the world that reveal hidden aspects of our surroundings.
Greg Girard May Be Too Cool | The Tyee
The Vancouver photographer got famous documenting life in China and Hong Kong. A new survey of his career showcases his work with fresh eyes.
Катя Гущина - writer and illustrator in Russian Federation
Traveller, train and sketching addicted girl. Interested in mapmaking, illustrated biographies and picturebooks.
A Catalog of an Entire House/Life
In a period of four years, Belgian photographer Barbara Iweins took a photo of every single thing in her house, “from my daughters torn sock to my sons
A Visit of Saul Leiter’s Flat in New York
Photographer François Halard has captured the universe of his idol Saul Leiter, one of the pioneers of color photography, who died in 2013. In the heart of Ne
Susan Sontag on the Photographer as Flâneur
Polis is a collective blog about cities worldwide.
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Why are the Artemis II photos on Flickr? - Anil Dash
A blog about making culture. Since 1999.
One Morning at Lake Tūtira · Jos Buurmans Photography
Landscape Photography in the Fog
Michelle Tolo (@michelletoloart.bsky.social)
Freelance concept artist & illustrator with a passion for all things fantasy ✨️
YOU NAME IT
Check out YOU NAME IT - This comprehensive publication focuses on the artwork and activism of Sasha Huber. A Helsinki-based visual artist and researcher of Swiss and Haitian heritage, Huber’s creative practice encompasses performance, photography, film, mixed media, reparative interventions, and collaborations to investigate colonial residues left in the environment. Her projects conceive of natural spaces—mountains, lakes, glaciers, forests, and craters—as contested territories, highlighting the ways in which history is imprinted onto the landscape through acts of remembrance, including memorialization through naming and the erection of monuments. For over a decade, Huber has produced work in relation to the cultural and political Demounting Louis Agassiz campaign, which seeks to redress the racist legacy of the Swiss-born naturalist and glaciologist. With her artworks, Huber challenges the terms by which we remember, asking not only who and what we memorialize, but also, and more importantly, how we do so. by Huber, Sasha on Bookshop.org UK!
Twilight of the Spielberg Image
Steven Spielberg's career wrestles with the power and meaning of image-making, and his sci-fi "Disclosure Day" makes this its very subject.
A stylized portrait of @sweetbee.vip Also couldn't help but notice she seems to be a pretty supportive influence on this platform and an overall neat person. #digitalart #portrait #illustration
