Belgian Hypocrisy
Public figures starring a nude calendar for a charity initiative is something we’ve seen many times. Even when the one-time starlets are politicians. So why posting about the Belgian initiative for a cancer More...
Stolen Pieces – A Celebration of Daily Life
Italian-born artists, Eva and Franco Mattes, are showing off more than 10,000 private photographs they claim to have stolen from random people’s hard drives, part of an exhibit that also features fragments More...
Slinkachu – Little People
Meet Slinkachu, a former art-director from London, who one day – standing at his porch – found himself glancing down at a stag beetle. A couple of days later the notion of little people popped into his More...
Last Supper
Uh, oh, this is going to upset some fluffy bunnies with fragile minds. With the full approval of Benedict XVI apparently, The Diocese of Würburg, Germany will permanently display a portrayal of the Last Supper More...
Dina Goldstein: Fallen Princesses
Photographer Dina Goldstein’s “Fallen Princesses” series makes me both laugh, cringe and wonder if Disney princesses were thrown into today, what their lives would be like? Or, what if reality catches up with More...
Drinking, Eating, Texting
Human society clearly has entered a transitional time. And with transition comes chaos. Old things must go, for new things to rise; to get organized. Political structures abandoned, morals adjusted. Global systems More...
Light-Paint Piano Player
In a short, but sweet animation, artist and musician Ryan Cashman animated a sprightly green character playing the piano on a rooftop in San Diego. So far nothing new. I mean we’ve seen thousands of little More...
Just to Remember – Kevin Carter
In March 1993 Kevin Carter made a trip to southern Sudan and took this photograph. The picture would later bring him the Pulitzer prize, but also death. The famine stricken girl had stopped to rest while struggling More...