found genevieve dimmitt on gawker this morning. her photos are beautifully starkly deceivingly simple. they are also laden with beautiful color, and make us feel warm and toasty inside. her style is super versatile, from seemingly-but-not-really sterile black & white shots to photos bathed in saturated grainy polaroid-esque color. her artist’s [...]
Posts Tagged ‘william eggleston’
thank you andy warhol
Posted in art, books, fashion, music, photography, shopping, tagged balloon animals, big sur, cate blanchett, coffee and cigarettes, comme des garcons, digital photography, france, gus van sant, h&m, hannuka, interview magazine, irony, jack kerouac, jack white, jeff koons, paranoid park, rei kawakubo, richard prince, Sculpture, the new york times, versailles, william eggleston on December 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
the latest issue of interview, is superb. it is the so-called art issue. inside find interviews with richard prince (who owns the original scroll of big sur by mr. jack kerouac), jeff koons (more on him in a sec), cate blanchett (interviewed by jack white, which brings to mind coffee and cigarettes, and also the [...]
eggs eggs eggs
Posted in art, tagged juergen teller, marcel duchamp, new york, photography, polaroid cameras, ryan mcginley, the whitney, victoria beckham, william eggleston on November 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
william eggleston did for color photography what marcel duchamp did for urinals turned on their sides. that is, he took what was once seen as a rather banal object of the masses and lifted it into the realm of high art. william eggleston (1939-) was cool before ryan mcginley stripped his friends down and set [...]
