Tim Walker

Tim Walker at Somerset House

Amy Stevens

Confections

"Cakes are the centerpieces of celebrations and symbolic trophies evoking nostalgia and awe. Historically, cake has played a significant role in women's lives. Women have used cake as both an outlet of creativity and a symbol of female power politics. In my constructions of these photographs, I am commentating on not only cake itself as a rich cultural symbol, but of the domestic fantasy world of contemporary home decorating and cooking magazines and television shows. It's a fantasy world where entertaining, cooking and decorating unite. It's a place where one needs to have a beautiful home, decorated seasonally, in order to entertain friends with gourmet meals and elaborately concocted desserts."

Pinar Yolacan

Meat Dresses from the Perishables series

2002-2003

Laurenz Berges

Suren Manveylan

Suren Manveylan Photography

Jamelie Hassan

John Houck

John Houck

Work from A Digital Guide to Photography.

“Digital Guide(s) to Photography – An expanding series of books generated with custom written software. The software generates every combination of pixels for a given grid size and set of colors. The project is working toward generating every combination of pixels possible on a modern digital display, thus producing ostensibly every digital photo that could ever exist. This set would even include the image of you reading this text.” – John Houck

Jerry Hall Polaroids

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Vastness

Thomas Joshua Cooper

River Works: America-Scotland

The Rapids on the River Tay
Grandtully, Perthshire
Scotland
1997

Thomas Joshua Cooper

Furthest North - The Mid North Atlantic Ocean Series

The World's Edge - The Atlantic Basin Project

Gelatin Silver Print 71 x 91 cm

2002 Faro de Alegranza, Punta Delgada, Spain

Housewives at Disneyland

Nobody knows who took these photos, or who the women are, but apparently they were taken for the April 9, 1961 issue of Midwest Magazine, a supplemental newspaper insert in the Chicago Sun-Times.

Guilty Pleasures 2

Rankins' American Horror Series

Tacita Dean

Tacita Dean, Installation Views, The Green Ray, 2001, color film, 16MM, silent, 2 1/2 minutes.

"In America they call it the green flash. When the sun sets, in a very clear horizon, with no land mass for many hundreds of miles, and no moisture or atmospheric pressure, you have a good chance of seeing it. The slowest ray is the blue ray, which comes across as green when the sun sets in perfect atmospheric conditions. It’s the last ray as the sun recedes with the curvature of the earth. Like a pulse on the horizon. It’s totally fractional, though it can last longer."

Lisa Oppenheim

"The Sun is Always Setting Somewhere Else"

Images in motion

edward muybridge - sequenced image of a rotating sulky wheel with muybridge climbing steps

steven pippin - laundromat - locomotion - walking without trousers - man no. l1999.322

Diane Arbus

Dean Gallery

this made me smile