Earph – “Onyx”
October 31, 2009
Monthly Archive October, 2009
Todd Hido – Americansuburb X Interview
October 27, 2009
“There’s a tension that comes from not directing a person, that tension makes for good pictures.”
- Todd Hido (on portraiture)
Nicolas Sassoon – “Land Study Animated”
October 26, 2009
Rennie Ellis – “Sharpies”
October 21, 2009
The Sharpies were youth gangs in Australia from the 60′s through to the 80′s. via Ruguru (link is nsfw)
Adam and the Ants – “Kings of the Wild Frontier”
October 20, 2009
Antpeople are the warriors
Antmusic is the banner!
Louis Stettner – “Penn Station”
October 18, 2009
via Ruguru, which also recently posted a collection of Bill Henson’s works, check them out by clicking here (warning, some pictures are NSFW).
Lewis Baltz
American Suburb X has a great interview with Lewis Baltz
Q. Nowadays most photographers seem to regard photography as the best way of recording a ‘real present’ – of course, this is part of the history of the photography. Do you think we need photographs to give us real information about our present today?
In becoming inutile – no longer content-driven – photography became self-reflexive, much as painting did from the time of Manet. Photographs no longer provoke a meditation upon external phenomena, but on the conditions of their own existence. Photography became Modernist at precisely the moment when Modernism faltered, and became commodified at the moment when the intellectual prestige of the commodity is at its lowest ebb. Poor photography. On the other hand, given the recent applications of technology photographs are now quite acceptable objects for the market.
Stefano Unterthiner / National Photographic
October 9, 2009
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