Johnny Rozsa’s Untouched Portraits of Stars Pre-Fame

Thanks to the media, we become very familiar with celebrities. We feel like we've known some of them practically all our lives. But people change--and there is no factor for a person's transformation as effective as fame. Just like the rest of us, Hollywood royalty as we know them today were … Continue reading →

The Wolf of Sundance Puts HOT On Ice with Meundies.com

The Wolf of Sundance is possibly one of the cleverest and most entertaining video advert and is to be expected to go viral pretty soon. MeUndies.com-- a revolutionary brand that sells basic undergarments online--totally outplayed top quality designer brands with The Wolf of Sundance. A … Continue reading →

Kiritin Beyer and Parris Jaru’s Art in Africa

Photographer and globe-trotter Kiritin Beyer's latest project is a documentary of her trip to Africa with painter Parris Jaru. Jaru calls it his artistic odyssey. We watch his murals blossom into life - paintings he creates on walls and surfaces in places not many people ever get to see. The soft … Continue reading →

LEICA Gallery gives an early taste of Month of Photography in LA

In the Los Angeles Leica Store and Gallery, the next few weeks will be filled with preparations for April's Month of Photography. MOPLA, as it is called, is a celebration of photography and LA, which is the second largest community of photography in the United States. The gallery's programs and … Continue reading →

“50 Faces on US 50″ Last Episode, by Yvonne Albinowski

50 Faces on US 50 – Artist’s Statement The Nevada portion of US Route 50 has been coined “the loneliest road in America” by Life magazine back in the mid 80’s. This stretch was the original route for the Pony Express before it was named State Route 2 before finally becoming part of … Continue reading →