all kinds of new shit coming out sooner or later, we just posted up our newest ones! get it from THE WORMHOLES, some of the links on the sidebar not working but its getting fixed, it shouldnt affect your ability to spend your whole paycheck so go for it, thanks..
Month: September 2008
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YOU’VE GOT ONE SHOT
Lyle Owerko brings us this photo and this story…
“One February afternoon while meeting my friend Ian in Chelsea for lunch we walked past these guys dressed in black holding these amazing old cameras. I immediately turned around and asked them if I could take their portrait. The guy on the left asked Ian “if I was good?” while nodding in the direction my camera (it was a small 35mm). Ian in his heavy Aussie accent said “yeah, he is”. The guy turns to me and says “you’ve got one shot”. That’s the shot I got. I found the guy in the left of the image by bumping into him again a year later in Tribeca. His name is Louis, we’ve had coffee a few times since. He’s shoots on the street every day with his vintage Graflex Speed Graphic camera. He uses it to sell Polaroids to tourists that he photographs posing in front of the New York landmarks. He’s definitely a hustler, and has so many amazing stories (always delivered with a knowing wink in his eye). He is one of my favorite New York characters.”
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PUNCH-OUT!!
Jimmy Limit with a black eye by Matthew Koudys. They’re both in a show on Oct 3rd in Toronto called The Hungry Ghost. Be there.
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CELLIES
amart
jona
rob a blackman
monkey
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THE GOOD LIFE
From Dennis McGrath.
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BRUCE GILDEN
link from matt reamer
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THE YOUNG JERKS
im new to the flickr game but its pretty way sick, just put up photos and vids from the THE YOUNG JERKS show which opened thursday, fun times, if you havent seen it come down and check it out, its up for a month..
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DROP & GIMME 50
Gets really amazing at 1:02.
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BEA FREMDERMAN
Let’s get to know… Bea Fremderman. Bea is from Chicago, and is about to attend School of the Art Institute of Chicago next spring. For The Young Jerks she has taken it above and beyond what she is known for in the world of photography. By slyly editing photos in her collection she gives them greater meaning while deflecting direct analysis of the images. And when you step back and see that all the altered images are of the same subject, the same girl, you begin to wonder what the person did to deserve to be represented in this way. Bea is one to watch and will be in attendance at the opening… which is TOMORROW at The Epicenter!