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Leah Beeferman
Subtle structures, Non-measurable objects, Interchangeable sequences, Events over time, Uncertain spaces (indeterminate), Interference and accumulations, Invented collisions (and their results), Invented events, Transparent events, Invisible architecture 10.18.2011 Leah Beeferman |
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Liminal Drift – Jennifer Gilman
Liminal Drift – Jennifer Gilman |
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Liminal Drift: Series 1
Liminal Drift: Series 1 |
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Liminal Drift: Series 2
Liminal Drift: Series 2 |
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Liminal Drift: Series 3
Click on images to enlarge. Jennifer Gilman|Liminal Drift |
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Liminal Drift: Series 4
Click on images to enlarge. Jennifer Gilman|Liminal Drift |
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Liminal Drift: Series 5
Click on images to enlarge. Jennifer Gilman|Liminal Drift |
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Tm Gratkowski
Text and Images by Tm Gratkowski Beyond Merzbau, ready-mades, combines, deconstruction, and mash-ups lies a tangle of fragmented vignettes, patterns, and colors where one encounters thought-provoking words, images, and stories and the experience is visceral as well as intellectual. What, … | + 03.05.2011 Tm Gratkowski |
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Incendiary Traces, Images and Text by Hillary Mushkin
Landscapes—the spaces we live in—are framed pictorially. Landscape images produce compelling myths and wield political power. In international relations they can highlight or fabricate virtues and erase the appearance of violence. In this way, are landscape images a kind of psy-ops—a weapon? Can picturing landscapes also be a political intervention? 01.26.2011 Baghdad|Hillary Mushkin|Incendiary Traces|Landscape|Los Angeles Landscape|Paintings |
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Paradoxical Constructions – Deborah Hede
Word Origins & Histories dwell bef. 900; ME dwellen to lead astray, stun, abide, OE dwellan to lead or go astray, hinder refuge 1350–1400; ME < MF < L refugium, equiv. to refug ( ere ) to turn and flee, … | + 10.25.2010 Deborah Hede|Paradoxical Constructions |
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Perpetual Present, by Ken Ehrlich
The notions of “invisibility” and “future” have long been linked in the traditions of philosophy, hence of critical thought; one may thus say that an “art of seeing” belongs to what it is to think. A turning point arises when … | + 07.30.2010 construction sites|George Kubler|John Rajchman|Ken Ehrlich|Neville Wakefield |
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Skid Row, Los Angeles, by g frank gessel
This area contains one of the largest homeless populations in the United States. Most of the photos in this series were made in the courtyard of the Midnight Mission where sanctuary has been provided for those who have nowhere else … | + 06.07.2010 Downtown Los Angeles|g frank gessel|homeless|Midnight Mission|skid row |
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Banham’s Four Ecologies Revisited
Banham’s Four Ecologies Revisited: A series of images revisiting Reyner Banham’s view of Los Angeles thirty-five years after his seminal book Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies (1971) was published. The book was considered not only one of the … | + 03.30.2010 Alex Slade|autopia|Catherine Opie|development|James Welling|Jessica Bronson|Reyner Banham|The Architecture of Four Ecologies|valencia |