Justine Chausson, a writer from Artlog recently contacted us to do an interview for them. You can read it in it's entirety here.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Interview on Artlog
Justine Chausson, a writer from Artlog recently contacted us to do an interview for them. You can read it in it's entirety here.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Brand Spanking New
Nathan Malone, Bulls Gap, TN 2008
Check out our brand spanking new site, with new and updated works plus more images from our HU&W series!!!
Have a look here, we always welcome your thoughts and comments.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Limited Edition Print from Shane Lavalette
Help support fellow photographer Shane Lavalette and purchase one of his limited edition prints from his Waking Vrindavan series. 15% of all proceeds will be donated to Food for Life Vrindavan, 'a wonderful association that supports education and food distribution, among other things, in Vrindavan, India.'
Boy on Bike, Vrindavan, India, 2009
© Shane Lavalette
© Shane Lavalette
Monday, October 12, 2009
Our Evening with Robert Frank
Charleston, South Carolina, 1955© Robert Frank
A good friend once told us that they escape disappointment from artist lectures by avoiding them altogether. He mentioned that usually hearing an artist speak took the 'magic' away from their work. Perhaps we're all just too excited and full of expectations that when you hear an artist whom you admire speak, you've already set yourself up for disappointment. An Evening With Robert Frank at the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium in the Met, was a sold out, jam-packed, star-studded event full of many heavy hitters and photo lovers. We're glad to have purchased our tickets months ago and even more delighted to have seen and heard him in person. Perhaps we're of the younger generation of photographers that just seeing Robert Frank was an absolute pleasure. And maybe of the many artist talks we've been to they all just seem to barely touch the surface of how and why their work was made, so we're used to it. What the night did offer and extend to us besides the humorous comments and moments throughout was imagining his journey, while we couldn't help but compare it to our own recent travels across the states for which he is to thank for. His standing ovation was well deserved, and The Americans is a book one will never tire referring to. Thank you Robert Frank for many many things!
Friday, October 9, 2009
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