“Zewdu is a street child that sells chewing gums and sleeps under a car in the city of Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. One day a foreign tourist gives him by mistake a larger amount of money then the one he was asking for, he decides to spend that money to go back to the village where his father lives, but a different destiny is abut to unveil”.
Oleg Dou: CUBS
28 Sep
“A modern interpretation of an old practice, ‘cubs’ by moscow-based photographer Oleg Dou is a series of images that draw from the aesthetic and ambience of child funeral portraits. Utilizing a muted palette with a stark backdrop, the porcelain-like subjects are morphed to display discerning features of various animals, such as a set of slender antlers for ‘fawn’ and perked-up ears in ‘rabbit’. The result is a whimsical collection of portraits that play into the innocent adolescence of the characters while still maintaining an eery sense of death and mortality”.
Kingston, Jamaica
28 Sep
Worldly traveler and photographer Boogie showcases a series of images from a recent trip to Kingston, Jamaica.
Do not go to Kingston, Jamaica.
Carl Warner: Food photographer
27 Sep
The ‘Foodscapes’ are created in Carl’s London studio where they are built on top of a large purpose built triangular table top. The scenes are photographed in layers from foreground to background and sky as the process is very time consuming and so the food quickly wilts under the lights. Each element is then put together in post production to achieve the final image.
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PangeaSeed “Sink or Swim”
25 Sep
Tokyo-based grassroots organization dedicated to raising awareness on shark finning. Titled “Sink or Swim ~ San Francisco,” this will highlight new and original works of several artist who have dedicated their time and efforts for the event. Involved artists include Dave Kinsey, Mike Stilkey, Nathan Spoor, Paul Chatem, Skinner and Kevin Earl Taylor. In addition, contemporary artist Josh Keyes allowed the curators to create an exclusive print of his “Scorch 1″ painting.
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LINK Presents: Pan-pot Podcast
25 Sep
LINK Presents: Pan-Pots Podcast
Ladies and gentlemen we are proud to present our 9th podcast with or good freinds Pan – Pot. Pan-Pot may have taken their name from an unexceptional element of studio equipment, but as with their music, they have rewritten notions of form and function through their own idiosyncratic language; once you’ve experienced Pan-Pot’s colossal, haunting soundscapes you will never forget them. Their vision, passion, and love of music continues to drive Pan-Pot — and the extended mobilee team —in all that they continue to do, and all that will come. LOVE LINK- Download Pan-Pot’s podcast and others at linkpresents.com
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