By Jessica Manley I Photos by Jon Crispin The Project: All but forgotten, the precious mementos of psychiatric patients housed at the Willard Asylum in Upstate New York would have been forever lost if not for the efforts of photographer Jon Crispin. Until it closed in 1995, the Willard Asylum...

The New York Photo Festival has announced its curators and their respective theme. They are: Amy Smith-Stewart, What Do You Believe In Glenn Ruga, The Razor’s Edge: Between Documentary and Fine Art Photography Claude Grunitzky, the Curse and the Gift Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky, That...

America’s favorite cookie celebrates its 100th year anniversary; to commemorate this momentous occasion, Oreo enlisted the help of the Draftfcb New York and Pairs offices, along with photographer Richard Pierce. The two created a unique campaign to show Oreo’s presence...

Licensing company, The Music Bed, will be giving away FREE downloads of its 25-song sampler to benefit the photo-centric non-profit organization, Help-Portrait. The charity was started by celebrity photographer Jeremy Cowart and aims to give those in need the opportunity to have a professional...

It all began with a tutu and a love story. Inspired by his wife, Bob Carey started “The Tutu Project,” a photo series of him wearing a pink tutu in unusual places (as if seeing a grown man in a tutu was not unusual enough). The idea came about when Carey’s wife was diagnosed with breast...

Christie’s name is synonymous with expertise and extraordinary art. Founded in 1766 by James Christie, Christie’s is still one of the leading auction houses to date. Here you are able to purchase pieces in over 80 categories, including photographs, fine...

Robert Caplin, most noted for his celebrity clientele, documentary, and travel photos, is partnering with ViewBug, a highly-rated photography sharing community, and creative invite company Talenthouse, to host a portrait photography contest, and give one lucky winner the chance to be...

By Kathryn Turner Irby Pace will be exhibiting a very interesting gallery show next week, and you could already be featured in it! Pace went to different Apple stores across the country and took images uploaded by patrons on products such as iPhones and iPads for use in his own collection,...

By Amelia Riley Swan Short filmmakers, pay attention! This past week at Sundance, video publishers Cinelan announced the Focus Forward Filmmaker Challenge. The Grand Prize winner of the challenge will receive $100,000, with an additional $100,000 in cash prizes up for grabs for other...

A few days ago Pixelsatanexhibition.com announced that it has launched a companion site, p1xels.com, the first website devoted to the sale of limited edition high-art iPhoneography prints from some of the finest artists in this new medium in the world. Iphoneography is a relatively new form of...

Words and Photos by Veronica Thomas and Rex Weiner Last week we had a great time at Photo NOLA, here’s a recap of the event. Wednesday Night: Arrive NOLA at dusk swooping low over the swamps, egrets flying below. Shuttle to International House Hotel downtown. Dinner at Luke with Swannie...

By Amber Ornelas Are you a cinephile, a lover of dynamic photography or an amateur photographer in a rut and looking for an inspirational story to help you move forward?  Well you are in for a treat! I am sure many of you have heard of Stanley Kubrick’s classic Dr. Strangelove and other...

By Ashley Shufelt DOT is an annual magazine founded in 2011 by the California State University, San Bernadino photo club. The magazine features the work of students and recent alumni of CSUSB and is essentially a collection of high quality photographs accompanied by biographical blurbs about...

Photographed by Brian Smith/Edited by Robin Bronk   Celebrities from film, music, television, and theatre sit for portraits with Pulitzer Prize-winning Photographer Brian Smith and work with The Creative Coalition to share personal stories about the impact of art on their lives and on...

This short film follows three people that have isolated themselves from the outside world in order to coexist within their own idyllic empire. They are the three points of a triangle, standing tall, balanced and dependent. This is until desire and temptation riddles its way into their...

By Amber Schadewald I Photos by Lisa Wiseman   Nestled in the shadow of the Bay Bridge, Pier 24 juts out over the gorgeous icy blue waters in a renovated 1930’s warehouse, quietly alluding to what is quite possibly the largest space in the world dedicated to displaying the art of the...