Untitled, 2009 [from "Car Crash Studies"] © Nicolai Howalt Lay Flat contributor Nicolai Howalt just updated his website with a nice new body of work called Car Crash Studies. Photographs from the project are on view now through March 14th at Martin Asbæk Gallery in Denmark.
Sunset Park, 2005 [from "Lay Flat 01: Remain in Light"] © Debora Mittelstaedt I’m very pleased to announce that the inaugural issue of Lay Flat is now available for purchase online. Included in Lay Flat 01: Remain in Light are essays by Tim Davis, Darius Himes, Cara Phillips and Eric William Carroll, an interview with [...]
Installation view of “A Twilight Art” at Harris Lieberman Gallery If you have already seen the group show at Andrew Kreps and are interested in discovering more artists that are responding to issues of photographic process and media specificity, check out the exhibition currently on view at Harris Lieberman Gallery entitled A Twilight Art. From [...]
Mom Wrapped in Afghan, 2008 [from "The Family Dig"] © Ben Alper Ben Alper‘s latest project, The Family Dig, is coming together quite well.
Hungry Fingers Want Food, 2009 [from "Night Moves"] © Boru O’Brien O’Connell Boru O’Brien O’Connell recently updated his website with some intriguing new work. Take a moment to look around.
Practical Photography, 2006-08 [view larger] © Torbjørn Rødland There is an excellent group show currently up at Andrew Kreps which deserves some attention. The exhibition, titled To Be Determined, is described by the press release as being “centered around a generation of artists whose work stretch the limits of photography. Portraiture and self-portraiture, archiving, and [...]
Sinking Titanic, 2006 [from "Hype"] © Clint Baclawski Clint Baclawski just put up a new website that includes some nice documentation of his light box images from his series titled Hype.
11.26 – 12.30.08 [from "Every Day"] © Karl Baden Boston-based photographer Karl Baden has been making a photograph of his face every day since February 23, 1987. In just a few weeks, that will be 22 years. Karl sent me an e-mail letting me know that his Every Day project is now online in its [...]
