Trying Something New

I’ve been spending some time thinking about the idea of subscribing to art. It seems like a win-win situation to me. Artists creating small pieces and collectors being able to purchase work and support emerging artists in an inexpensive way. With that said I have joined a collective called Project Dispatch and I will be supplying prints of my non-journalistic work to those who chose to subscribe to me. Let’s see where it goes.

(image courtesy Project Dispatch)

The Clips Continue

Had some more clips come way, including a double whammy from the New York Times that brought my first ever photo in the print edition of the paper.

(thanks Brendan for the online heads up)

Hello! Canada Magazine:

Clips D’jour

It’s been quite a busy last few months with a pretty interesting mix of assignments:

Vogue:

Daily Star ( London):

Rolling Stone:

People.com:

Humble Arts Strikes Again

It seems that another one of my photos has made it into a Humble Arts Group Show (here).

It’s from a series I did a little while back in Texas after Hurricane Ike. I’ll show some more of the images on this blog in the coming weeks.

There’s some great photos in the group and I feel fortunate to be included.

Here and There

It’s been a little while since my last post as I recover from the election. But I have a few updates:

An image from my Watergate Deconstructed series is part of the current Humble Arts Group show (here)

You can also see the entire series on my wesbite (here)

I was also fortunate enough to have my America: An Excessive Satire series in the Washington DC Slideluck Potshow III event last night. It was an honor to share the screen with the likes of:

Allison Shelley, Jacquelyn Martin, Juliana Beasley, Karine Aigner, Brendan Hoffman, Louie Palu, Melissa Golden, Stephan Janin, Susanna Raab, George Steinmetz, and William Christenberry.

It was great being in a room full of photographers cheering at a whole lot of great work.

You can see the images from America: An Excessive Satire on my website (here)