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New York City in the Springtime

Few things are as beautiful as New York in the Spring…

Especially when all of the Spring blossoms start blooming

My newest video is all about New York in the Spring with TONS of New York city cherry blossoms and NYC springtime beauty…

Hope you enjoy :)

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Maggie Cheung & Tony Leung publicity still for “In the mood for love”

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Portraying India: An Interview With Souleyman Messalti

We could write endlessly what makes India so beautiful and different from all the other countries you’ve ever been to. But this time, we will let Souleyman’s Messalti stunning photographs do all the work. His recent trip to India has proven once again that the people of India are what makes this country so special and unique. Enjoy these vivid portraits and learn more about Souleyman’s beautiful work. In this interview, he will share more details on this amazing trip and reveal how it has influenced him as a person and as an artist.

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Stories to Tell: LomoAmigo Danielle Holbert

Nashville portrait photographer Danielle Holbert reflects on her specialty in analogue portraiture of artists and musicians, many of whom she has connected with through a dynamic circle of creative friends. For Holbert, each photo shoot is a balanced collaboration between artist and subject in order to feature their most authentic personality.

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Untitled // John Bozinov

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Resting - Antonio Mancini 1887

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Fall mood board pt. 3

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From our digital archive:

“Spartacus Chetwynd: Home Made Tasers,” on view October 26, 2011– January 1, 2012

“Home Made Tasers” marked Chetwynd’s first American museum exhibition. The London-based artist had previously realized a number of exhibitions and performances throughout Europe with her traveling band of amateur actors. Utilizing handmade costumes and sets, her work draws on a wide range of influences from film and television, literature, art history, and philosophy. As in her previous projects, her installation at the New Museum was activated by performances and direct interactions with viewers for the duration of the exhibition and was conceived specifically for the site.

Photos: Benoit Pailley