• The Hidden Identities of Andreas Poupoutsis

    Identity is a recurring theme in my work.  I use the face as a canvas.  Who are we behind the masks that we wear?     “Metamorphosis” would best describe my creative process.  I am influenced by Cubism, shapes, shadows and textures.  Creating beautiful and abstract images intrigues me.  I am fascinated by people’s faces […]

    Andreas Poupoutsis No responses February 21, 2014
  • Alejandro Cartagena: The Other Side of Prosperity

    Alejandro Cartagena waited patiently along the highways that bisect the economic classes of Mexico.  The series Car Poolers encapsulates a moment in time but reflects an ongoing dialogue of  a culture chasing dreams of prosperity and progress in the back of pickup trucks.         Car Poolers was shot in one of the highways […]

    Alejandro Cartagena No responses July 19, 2013
  • Lisa Anne Auerbach: The Mega City Upon a Hill

    Documenting the American landscape on her bicycle, Lisa Anne Auerbach photographs the exteriors of megachurches.  The architectural subjects inspire questions about religion and identity, and bear a striking resemblance to corporate institutions.  Printing on a large format printer, Auerbach produced her first issue of American Megazine,devoted the oversized issue to the megachurch. For many years […]

    Lisa Anne Auerbach No responses July 18, 2013
  • Rainer Hosch: The Vanguard Diaries

    As I walk through this world with my camera, I document glimpses of the artistic practice that would otherwise remain a mystery.  This is a personal look at some of my favorite moments visiting artists’ in their studios.  The places I find are special to me, labs of ideas and expression where the people are […]

    Rainer Hosch One response July 12, 2013
  • Rick Garland: The Debris of Modernity

    18 Windows This abandoned train warehouse in London was an elegantly proportioned building.  Although it was in such a state of disrepair and it’s historical use had long since been forgotten, it still possessed a beauty and classic grandeur.  The shafts of light and colours from the layers of graffiti along with the windows’ reflections […]

    Rick Garland 3 responses July 12, 2013
  • Robert Buelteman: High Voltage

    The works of Robert Buelteman are sublime.  The images are evidence of the artist’s hand and the unpredictability of electricity.  The images are not digitally rendered, manipulated or enhanced but created entirely by hand.  By collecting local flora, Buelteman introduces the specimens to the contained environment of his darkroom where the plants are shocked with electricity […]

    A. Moret 2 responses June 27, 2013