Photography

New Book Documents Rosetta’s Journey and Eventual Crash Landing on a Comet

In 2004, following more than ten years of research, the European Space Agency decided to send the Rosetta probe to study the 67P comet Churyumov Gerasimenko, nicknamed Tchoury. After a ten-year voyag January 01, 2020

Books

Book Review: Thrasher Magazine's "Mail Drop: 38 Years of Reader Art"

One could argue that it was bound to happen. Postal envelopes had been sent by the millions for over a century and their rigid delivery requirements obscured the creative potential. Those paper recta December 24, 2019

Photography

Childhood and Memory in Simon Johansson's "The Young Ones"

“My father wakes me at three o’clock in the morning as agreed," writes Simon Johansson. "I’m not sure what’s most exciting, to be up watching TV in the middle of the night, or that man is lan December 12, 2019

Illustration

The Captain and the Glory: A Conversation Between Dave Eggers and Nathaniel Russell

Dave Eggers has always had an edge to his writing, whether taking on technology in The Circle or his snarky yet sweet approach to his own fine artwork. That he would combine the two in his newest boo December 11, 2019

Photography

Mark Mahaney’s Polar Night

Mark Mahaney’s newest publication, Polar Night, is a passage through a rapidly changing landscape in Alaska’s northernmost town of Utqiagvik. It’s an exploration of prolonged darkness, told thr December 11, 2019

Books

Modulations: Sainer Releases Sketchbook Ahead of Solo Show in Poland

Oftentimes, sketchbooks are the most personal and direct link to the artist's practice and development. They provide an unmediated view of the thought process behind well-known works and show how, as December 09, 2019

Books

The Jaunt: An Overview of 40 Artists' Art and Travel Experiences

Art and travel project The Jaunt released its latest book, which features a total of 40 artists who travel the world and document their creative process along the way. The book, released through December 05, 2019

Books

Belgian Street Artist ROA Releases 350-page Photobook with Lannoo Publishers

Pseudo-anonymous artist ROA gains deserved notoriety with the release of a 352-page hardback photobook by Lannoo Publishers. In CODEX, the first overview of the famous street artist’ December 04, 2019

Photography

Mona Kuhn: She Disappeared into Complete Silence

Acclaimed for her contemporary and intimate depictions of the nude, Mona Kuhn takes a new direction into abstraction in her latest series. Photographed at a golden modernist structure on the edge of November 30, 2019

Books

Living Things: B.D. Graft Releases New Book with Zioxla

We're genuinely excited for the new book release from independent publishing house Zioxla, creators of the classic Cats & Plants book by Stephen Eichhorn. This month, just in time for the holiday November 29, 2019

Books

Crossroads: Alice Pasquini Releases New Book

"Drawing is my means of being part of the world." – Alice PasquiniAlice Pasquini travels continuously and her preferred canvases are city walls. The Roman artist, both a street artist and painter, November 26, 2019

Books

Face It: The Much Anticipated Autobiography by Debbie Harry

You know her. You know she was and is blonde (most of the time) and beautiful (all of the time), that she was immortalized by Andy Warhol in silk-screened canvas prints, emerged at the height of disc November 25, 2019
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