Jen Ervin

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“After Blossfeldt”

Making art on the fly with Mother’s Day flowers, an iPhone & a couple of apps.

timelightbox:

Guineafowl (Azure), 2012, c-print, 45 x 30 inches. Courtesy of Team Gallery, New York.

Team Gallery presents an exhibition of new work by New York-based photographer Ryan Mcginley:

Animals consists of McGinley’s color studio portraits of live animals with nude models. The exhibition is his first made up exclusively of selections from this growing, and ambitious, body of work. The artist visited various sanctuaries, zoos, and rescue establishments across the United States, erecting a mobile studio wherever possible and working with a number of pre-eminent animal trainers. The animals are not mere props in photographs of people; on the contrary, McGinley considers them the subjects of these images. There exists both tension and tenderness between the models and wild animals, as they claw, clutch, nibble, and hug one another.

danielaugschoell:

Lee Friedlander

bremser:

David Berkwitz, Adam (1964-2012) & Tenzin Yauch

There are many videos to watch, songs to listen to again, but if you want to read something about where Adam Yauch came from, read this wonderful tribute.

bremser:

John McWilliams, Charleston, South Carolina, 1974

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Silver Rattle/Teething Ring

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Woods, South Carolina, 2012

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Levon Helm

Photo Credit: Jan Persson/Redferns

claytoncubitt:

The great Levon Helm died today. I made this photograph of him in his studio in Woodstock a few years ago for Rolling Stone magazine. It was a foggy day, we walked down to the pond on his property, and while his black dog ran around the trees, he played me a song. It was cold so we ran back to his studio. I photographed him playing solo on his drums, he gave us some hot chocolate and we talked about Hurricane Katrina. He smoked KT up so much I had to do all the driving back to NYC.

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