New Depression Refuse
New work from Andy Jenkins
New work from Andy Jenkins
Barbara Carrera is a former model and actress.
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—Kristin
Andy Howell has created some legendary graphics and artwork in his self-made career. This book published back in 2005 by Gingko Press chronicles some of the highlights.
Jay Howell & Mark Whalen (KIll Pixie) have a show opening up this Saturday at Fecal Face Dot Gallery in San Francisco.
A look back at some of the most ludicrous, over-the-top and straight-up inspirational song lyrics from Mannie Fresh, Baby and the crew from Ray Smiling‘s collection of essays on the topic. Play this in the background for maximum effect. Grab “Quotations from Cash Money” here.
—Alix
Happy Valentine’s Day!
—Kristin
Takanori Aiba creates some beautiful fantasy worlds.
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At the Ace Hotel, a chance encounter between a photographer, and a musician leads to the kind of night that you only read about on the internet.
Photography by Ruediger Glatz | Model: Seasick Mama | Lingerie by Araks for Ace NYC | Location: Ace Hotel NYC
Araks for Ace NYC Valentine’s Teddy is available in-store or online.
Seasick Mama’s EP Dead Like Money is due out this year.
The Street Art Occupation at the Museum of Sex is on view until June 10th, 2012.
Photos by Kristy Leibowitz
Vice threw a Doggy Fashion Show last night to celebrate their Fashion Issue, and to the delight of everyone, none of the animals peed on stage.
On top of new photos, the artist who was born in the Panama Canal Zone has a new website.
Donyale Luna was an American model.
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—Kristin
A look through the 2007 Xeroxed zine made by late-NY artist Dash Snow in collaboration with his father.
Always dug that Nude Descending Staircase piece. More here.
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Pia Zadora is an American actress and singer.
—Kristin
For only the second time since 1967, Hugo Pratt’s celebrated graphic novel is being published in English. The story centers around a treasure hunter named Corto Maltese who while being adrift at sea is picked up by a Russian pirate named Rasputin. I’m about halfway into it, and can summarize things by saying that “adventure ensues.”
Frank Hurley was an Australian photographer, filmmaker, and adventurer who became known for putting himself in harms way to get the right picture. Hurley was also an ‘art’ photographer in the sense that some of his photographs were staged, or composited from multiple negatives.
Round Trip: Art From The Bone Yard Project curated by Carlo McCormick, and organized by Eric Firestone at The Pima Air & Space Museum in Tuscon, Arizona. Now through May 31st, 2012.