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The Atelier Couture by Professor Jimmy Choo Fall 2024 Wedding Dresses.
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The Atelier Couture by Professor Jimmy Choo Fall 2024 Wedding Dresses.
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Brand new pride postcard prints by the one and only @citruslucy have arrived just in time for Pride Month! 🥰
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Stacey Rozich’s “Some Sort of Disrepair” at First Amendment Gallery.
Opening Saturday, July 6th, 2019 at First Amendment Gallery in San Francisco, California is artist Stacey Rozich’s solo exhibition, “Some Sort of Disrepair.”
In her inaugural solo show at First Amendment Gallery, Rozich expands her mythologies of the past decade; the collection of works mine the soul-searching and emotional depths we confront in our quietest moments, whether it be a moment of solitude or the darkest hour of nighttime. The figures that lurk in the shadows of our consciousness appear shrouded in billowing, intricately patterned garments to reflect our desire to reshape our personal experiences. Highly ornate structures and lush botanicals act as the backdrop for these scenarios to reveal themselves as an altered reality imbued with a dreamlike quality. The masked characters, a hallmark of Rozich’s work for the past decade, has expanded to explore these intimate circumstances in her signature storybook narrative. Juxtaposing her delicate, yet precise use of watercolor with dense layers of gouache, Rozich constructs vignettes that combine elements of folklore, medieval religious iconography and American pop culture– all mingling together like guests in a cocktail party fever dream.
The exhibition will be on view until July 26th, 2019.
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The Painterly and Picturesque Photographs of Leonard Misonne
Underrated yet super stylistic Belgian photographer Leonard Misonne was a pictorialist who mastered the art of diffusion and soft focus that mimic the brushwork of painters. The master pictorialist’s works always held that atmospheric, dreamy qualities in landscape and street scenes, as if fresh shots from billowing clouds, morning fogs, dusky mists and rays of sunlight
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Trending Photos of July 2017
An overwhelming amount of lomographs are shared in the community every month and we cannot help but commend the best of the best. Marvel at June’s stunning photo showcase and see if any of your favorites made it to the list.
An Interview with Marilyn Mugot on the Urban Streets of China
We borrow a bit of time with French photographer Marilyn Mugot and her survey of modern China’s urban landscape while remembering its ancient past as one of the oldest civilizations in the world. A society full of dichotomies.
Here’s her interview with Lomography Magazine.