The 50 fete adds another vintage photo-show—but one that’s worth going to—of the once-brilliant bad boys from Britain. It’s at Steven Kasher Gallery in New York City, and it opened this week, with great stuff by Jim Marshall (including album … Read More
The International Center of Photography’s ‘Les Amies de Place Blanche’ exhibits the colorful ‘ladies’ of the City of Light’s more noir-ish nights. It may be a coincidence that NYC’s ICP is showing works by Weegee, and those by the lesser-known … Read More
Ten super-stylin’, socially-savvy geeks strike a pose at Gild Hall. Old-fashioned glamour meets modern technology. Get to know ten super-stylin’, socially-savvy geeks behind some of the most successful media companies around. See the full shoot here: http://news.stylecaster.com/most-stylish-social-media-gurus
Anchorage-based landscape photographer Mark Meyer unleashes Alaska’s hidden beauty in his alluring photographs “The Last Frontier”, making us want to dust off that winter coat and hop on a plane. Thanks to LIVE FAST Mag for this post. Read more … Read More
Location is everything to this magical website. Hit the Memory Lane. If you’re the type that pines for either the golden or the seedy days of Manhattan, pre-pedestrian-friendly Times Square, you will want to go directly to scoutingny, our favorite … Read More
We’re sexy and we know it. So do the photographers and filmmakers who seek out our hotels as the backdrop to their art. Trevor Godinho is one such photographer whose stunning work has caught our eye. Godinho (tg|photography) has run … Read More
She died 50 years ago, but Marilyn Monroe remains wildly alive and kicking in pop iconography. Now with Taschen’s new limited-edition monograph, Norman Mailer, Bert Stern: Marilyn Monroe, never-before seen photographs of Hollywood’s most tragic and enigmatic kid-in-the-picture keeps teasing … Read More
A rare gallery show of Dare Wright’s creepy-plush creations. Through April 28th, Fred Torres Collaborations gallery in NYC is showing what purports to be the first photographic exhibition of images shot by the author of “The Lonely Doll” series of … Read More
A new photo book animates the faded but opulent beauty of Cuba, a lavish paradise still unattainable. You hear about the vintage cars, the uber-nice people, the vibrant nightlife, the sultriness of it all. And of course, the menacing reality … Read More
A photo-excerpt revisiting the belles (and beaux) of the greatest 20th century balls, and why costuming was critical to putting your best face forward in those good old days. Nicholas Foulkes’ Bals, a coffee table-crunching tome landing in time for … Read More
The great and oily Weegee has the camera turned on him with a terrifically tawdry (and often oddly sweet) new MOCA exhibition. You have to hand it to Jeffrey Deitch: MOCA’s director sure knows how to draw a crowd. The … Read More
Fruitcake? Literary publisher powerHouse reveals new cheesecake coffee table book just in time for the holidays, boys! “Do Not Disturb,” Adam Raphael’s new book of preening studs (listed as a gay imprint), features 150 “full color” (!) pics that will … Read More
New photo show proves the impossible. “My parents split up when I was four,” said porny-artsy photographer Terry Richardson. “It feels good for me to have them back together again, even if it’s in a gallery and only for a … Read More
The new FujiFilm x10 ($599) on eve of debut packs serious megapixels into a vintage body. Looking like a 1960’s photographer these days can really cut into the skinny jeans and fixie bike budget. The Leica M9 will set you back … Read More
