Working along with the past couple of weeks, Cristian Subirà finishes off this round with a story of his recent tour in the US. I probably should have put this up when it was fresh off of the press, but I perhaps jumped the gun with excitement over the mix and the collages that he [...]
My friend Lea Elleseff and five other bandits have been huddling up in Ithaca, New York working on what they have named, The Dacha Project, an experiment in alternative housing and farming. There they are conspiring against standard ways of living by exploring the possibilities of sustainable alternatives, a house insulated with bales of hay, [...]
Our Lord of San Felipe
This week I ask some questions to my friend Justin Jernigan about the stories within his photos and how these reflect his lifestyle. Justin currently lives around and within the Los Angeles region, adhering to “bike life”, a lifestyle that is centered around constant movement and uprooting, and which involves a [...]
Our friend and artist Paco Rico tells us about his three projects, currently in progress, that explore the role of history and evolution in our perception of reality and the ways to interfere with images to affect our interpretation. Paco Rico lives and works in Barcelona, where he teaches art. If you would like to [...]
Sometimes they float onto our box of chocolates, or sneak out of our pillow cases at night, but perhaps after a peak at Jess Rees’s “Feather Collection” we will take a second look before brushing them off. Jess recently sent me her small zine of the surreal patterns and colors we find in these abandoned bird [...]
Thought I would like to share an interview with my friend James Morren about a zine that he recently published called, Viewshed //Awesome Reality. James lives in Brooklyn, New York and the contributing artists are from various parts of the US. I am also happy to have been able to contribute my own work, and [...]