mo costello. providence 2014.
Raymond Meeks + Mo Costello
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shark vs the universe

Love Begins
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mo costello. providence 2014.
Raymond Meeks + Mo Costello
Very sad to hear that Lewis Baltz has died.
Made a comic for the New York Times yesterday about love, death and birds.
http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/11/05/fledgling-grief/
Rachell Sumpter:
"Chris Ofili: Night and Day" opens tomorrow! Occupying the Museum’s three main galleries, the exhibition will span the artist’s influential career, encompassing his paintings, drawings, and sculptures.
On Thursday Chris Ofili will be in conversation with our Artistic Director Massimiliano Gioni. Watch the livestream here.
Photo: Benoit Pailley
This is an old time favorite of Lydia’s work. it is very special to us - Lydia used to have an exhibition with us in Sweden. She works with art and objects that have a spiritual meaning to it. In her photography McCarthy is interested in subverting the assumptions we make about our...
Tonight: Filmmaker Bill Morrison discusses his work, which is currently the subject of a MoMA Film retrospective.
[Just Ancient Loops. 2012. USA. Directed by Bill Morrison. Courtesy of Bill Morrison]
Paul Graham at Pace: In his most recent series, Paul Graham combines images of rainbows from Western Ireland, a young woman asleep in different beds on the far side of the world, and the facade of a timeworn New York City gold shop, among other things, to collectively consider the ephemeral things we pursue in life: love, wealth, happiness, beauty - the metaphorical pot of gold a the end of the rainbow. His solo exhibition, Does Yellow Run Forever?, is now on view at 510 West 25th Street, New York, through October 4.
Justine Kurland
Thomas Rousset
Emmet Gowin
Edith, Provincetown, Rhode Island
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Photo: Scott Alario
Fatherhood and Folklore: Behind Scott Alario’s Photographic Fables
Photographer Scott Alario set out to create a fantasy land for his daughter in his lush, black and white photos. Now nearly six-years-old, she’s calling the shots, and pushing his work in the direction of a dreamy documentary of family and fatherhood.
TOMORROW! Transgressor No. 4 drops // featuring: Mumia Abu- Jamal, Tom Spanbauer, Genesis P-orridge, Hyenaz, Acid Sweat Lodge, and so much more.
NEW CULT FEATURE : ON STRUGGLING BY CURRAN HATLEBERG
How Kohnstamm Got the Beach House – New Fiction by David Mamet
Above: Untitled (Beach), 2012, © Whitney Hubbs, Courtesy M+B Gallery, Los Angeles.
Tonight in NYC: Scott Alario’s What We Conjure Opening
Scott Alario is a photographer based between Providence, RI and Alfred, NY. In his series What We Conjure, Alario uses black and white film and a large format camera to picture his wife and children as the cast of a mystical and elegant play. Tonight, Alario’s first solo show in New York opens at Kristen Lorello Gallery on the Lower East Side. We talked about what it means to use your family as subjects, other photographers who have done this, and selling personal photographs as a commodity in the art market.
Installation images from Lydia McCarthy ‘I will be the void’.
Harry Gould Harvey IV may sound like the name of an old sailboat pegged as an underdog in a gentleman’s race around the world, but in reality it’s what a family in Rhode Island has been naming their sons for generations. The fifth iteration of that series is a photographer who loves punk, making trap playlists, and playing pranks. Harry’s surreal twists on reality have been compiled in the fantastic books One, Mountain Pass,and Canadian Fruit,as well as in large commercial publications like the Fader, JUKE,and Bloomberg’s Business Week. At a time when it feels like everywhere you look one photo just indiscernibly scrolls into the next, we think his dreamy and ethereal pictures are worth a close read, so we wanted to ask him more about them, even if interviewing someone isn’t very punk.
Harry Gould Harvey interview!!