25 year old Chinese photographer has been awarded the 2010 Lacoste Elysee prize.

Liu is known for his work which deals with conflicting relationships between nature and human society by the rate of Chinese urban development.

Di Liu
2010
C-print

A Video Gallery of Classic Screen Types

I finally got around to watching a few of these, I kept seeing screen caps of Natalie Portman or James Franco from this project around the internet, now I’ve actually seen the videos.  I know, I know, they’re videos, not photos, however, it was inspiring to see actors in these stydio scenarios, if anything it made me wish that I could be photographing them in similar set ups.  Inspiring, check it out.

Oh, and even better:  BEHIND THE SCENES.

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I recommend that you mute this and put on your favorite song instead.

I recently discovered Ann Morris’s Book and after researching her learned that her studio grounds, Sculpture Woods  on Lummi Island, is now open to the public. I initially became interested in her smaller bone works, bur she does amazing figural bronze work. I  learned about her when I was  researching Lucia Douglas, she is represented by Linda. I hope to go out to see her space one day.

The Whatcom Museum is having an open call for art! The only catch is you have to be a member. Pretty good deal though… Check it out!

LINK

Marybeth passed this my way, so I figured I’d bring some more attention to it and post it too. Way cool stuff, I dig.

100 Abandoned Houses by Kevin Bauman.

25 year old Chinese photographer has been awarded the 2010 Lacoste Elysee prize.

Liu is known for his work which deals with conflicting relationships between nature and human society by the rate of Chinese urban development.

A Video Gallery of Classic Screen Types

I finally got around to watching a few of these, I kept seeing screen caps of Natalie Portman or James Franco from this project around the internet, now I’ve actually seen the videos.  I know, I know, they’re videos, not photos, however, it was inspiring to see actors in these stydio scenarios, if anything it made me wish that I could be photographing them in similar set ups.  Inspiring, check it out.

Oh, and even better:  BEHIND THE SCENES.

The Whatcom Museum is having an open call for art! The only catch is you have to be a member. Pretty good deal though… Check it out!

LINK