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Somehow I’ve avoided the screen all week, so it’s fitting to focus on it for my final post. Oh, if only I could transform time as elegantly as does Hiroshi Sugimoto in this series of photographs, one of my all-time top inspirations… |
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Ever wondered what it would be like to experience an entire feature length film in a single moment? I came across that very thing at an art exhibition in New York this spring. Sam Burford’s Playtime is an amazing time-lapse photographic transcription of the entire Jacques Tati film. |
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We all know that social media is changing things, but social media is nothing without that first individual who takes action. Graphic designer Ronny Edry (from Israel) posted an image online, hoping to communicate with the people from Iran. And they responded. |
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Everything–Type–Company (ETC) is a Brooklyn-based design studio founded by Kyle Blue and Geoff Halber. I’m envious of the design duo, who had the chance to redesign one of my favorite magazines—SPIN. |
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Subtitled “Short narratives in film & photography,” Ian Coyle’s
Edits Quarterly appears to be a personal online editorial effort that
has begun with force...but it’s unclear if more will come. So far, we have
a single issue titled Voyager, dated Winter MMXI. Ian does love
little moments of formality dropped into the work. Roman numerals
perhaps reference his journey home to Italy, which acted as
inspiration for the issue. |
