Objects About Something
Bolthaseun in his Series "Monsters Of The Mechanical 20th Century" mixes typography with black and white double exposure photography.
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Stories, criticism, and experiments in art. Revised in public.
Minimalist Cityscapes is Exactly What You Are Looking for
He continually leads the viewer into a world of fascinating portraits and amazing minimalistic city and landscapes which show a subtle mood of loneliness. His portraits aim to simplify beauty, provoke the viewer’s imagination, and express his subjects’ feelings when words fail.
It Drips -- An Interview with Anna Barlow
Anna Barlow creates art you want to eat—really, desperately want to eat. In this interview, she talks about why she started sculpting ice cream and her artistic process.
We Might Call It Reality
Sydney Krantz through photography gives you a glimpse of what it's like to find your place on earth, to quench that thirst and fill that desire to live. Tap into your imagination and see a whole new perspective of the world.
Young and Restless
The awakening of adolescence is a theme which has appeared in photography ever since it’s development. Jae Kim's collection of photos consist of adolescence photographed through his youth.
ESSENTIALS -- Nicole Loher
What are some things a blogger can’t live without? Nicole Loher is an excellent role model due to her documentation of her perseverance through Fashion Institute Of Technology. Have a look at the author of “The Style Student'' must-haves.
METHOD -- Tatyana Fazlalizadeh
Interview with Tatyana Fazializadeh -- An advocate against gender-based street harassment. She interviews various women who have had personal experience with gender-based street harassment.
ESSENTIALS -- ANRK
To set this new column we invited our homie ANRK to tell us what are the 9 things he can't live without. When someone has great taste you can be certain that the 9 things they can't live without are amazing.
ESSENTIALS -- Lucas Condon
Lucas Condon -- Worker at Merchandising Marketing Department Birchbox who aims to provide men with products and accessories specifically made for them, shares these everyday essentials he's discovered.
ABODE -- Christine Facella
Christina Facella founder of Beetle & Flor (interior accessory company) uses profits from her business to provide free and low cost design services to underserved artisan communities.
Angles of Humanity
There are few people in the world who are actually in the pursuit of true happiness, most people overlook anything that's not economically stable upfront. 17 year old Shannon Stoia is setting a new precedent for young photographers with her experimental work.
Archiving the Imperceptible -- An Interview with Hae Jung Lee
Interview with Toronto based Hae Jung Lee. Hae Jung Lee who has always written down her fleeting thoughts, obsessively documents them with intricate drawings.
Bawdy Stitchery -- An Interview with Alaina Varrone
With her needle and hoop in hand, Alaina Varrone creates delightfully sexy embroidery with a heavy dose of humor. In this interview she discusses her art and how she subconsciously creates pieces that portray feminism
Constantly on a Journey
Always Away is a four piece alternative rock band. The band mixes the most conventional foundations of rock 'n' roll with alternative tones of acts such as The Pixies, and The Mary Chain.
Film's Future Or Lack Thereof
Universal change -- The film industry now a video business. Film was never made to be perfect but it has now lost all it's meaningful and cultural form becoming nothing but a video.
Get the Queen What She Wants!
Schadenfreude - pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others. The best documentary tradition is "Truth will out" and in this documentary even with edits outs The Seigel as the horrible people they are.
Has the Internet Changed Music For the Better?
There is no question that the presence, growth, and enduring popularity of the internet has changed the face of the music industry forever. Let's look at the changes the internet has brought to the music industry.
HUE -- “Fuzzy Wuzzy”
Fuzzy Wuzzy -- A term first used for plants but has become something more. Fuzzy wuzzy can not be used to express cold, but it can be used to express pleasure, heat, etc.
Making It -- How the Pursuit of a Label is no Longer Relevant to Longevity and Success
While major labels can help stable a career, you don't really need that level of representation so long as your personal goals are to reach an audience and follow your dreams.
METHOD -- Laura Sly
An in-depth look into the life and journey of Laura Sly founder and creative director of Double Stop Designs. Laura Sly is steadily developing her abilities and skills on days when she's not working on a poster for musicians.
MOMENT -- On the Move
Moment is a column by Fameless Quarterly that starts with a photo as a prompt to write a poem. This poem tells the tale of a lady who always says yes and a man who found it pleasing.
Not Thrown Together
Made In America is the sophomore record of the national touring pop-rock group Reverse Order, and it’s radio-worthiness is what really sells it.
See SZA Run
When it comes to trying to find new incredible music it can be hit or miss and sadly many times it is a complete miss. This is a review of SZA genre of music, the simplicity and intensity of beats.
Slow Mantled Love -- Conversation
An unassuming trio from London, Ontario, Snow Mantled Love describes their music as “bedroom pop,” and it is easy to see why. This trio deliver warm, wistful, private and serene songs.
Soft In The Head
An improvised fiction shot like a documentary. This is ultimately an almost-unique choice of style but the plot falls flat and offers no real entertainment.
The Big Easy
The Big Easy -- A solo project by North Jersey artist Stephen Berthomieux formed to bring classic rock 'n' roll sound to alternative rock. An interview with the artist who lives by the motto "women let you down, drugs let you down, rock 'n' roll doesn't."
The New Democracy of Online Self Expression
New era for creative arts as internet marketing trends allows users to choose, mix and match various designs. A whole new world as popular jewelry websites now allow you to create your own individual pieces.
