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Nude and Technique – Claus Rose

Photography as a way of living, with all its opportunities for expression, became my passion at an early stage. In particular, the magic of nude photography, which often lends the model an even greater aura of beauty and grace, is a great fascination for me. My models are my first and most important audience in […]

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Anne Russinof

My paintings are inspired by patterns both man-made and natural: wrought iron gates, piles of wood, window grates, waves, tree branches, glass beads… My paintings are inspired by patterns both man-made and natural: wrought iron gates, piles of wood, window grates, waves, tree branches, glass beads, balls of yarn, frames, cornices, arches, stairs, hills, and […]

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Béatrice Billard

Loss, traditional children’s literature, and punk rock fuel Béatrice Billard’s distinctively narrative work. Treading the line between lovely and creepy, she utilizes ambiguity and childlike imagery tinged with dark humor; her work comments on the fact that things are rarely what they seem, and invites the viewer to tell their own story. Originally from France, […]

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Béatrice Billard

Loss, traditional children’s literature, and punk rock fuel Béatrice Billard’s distinctively narrative work. Treading the line between lovely and creepy, she utilizes ambiguity and childlike imagery tinged with dark humor; her work comments on the fact that things are rarely what they seem, and invites the viewer to tell their own story. Originally from France, […]

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Béatrice Billard

Loss, traditional children’s literature, and punk rock fuel Béatrice Billard’s distinctively narrative work. Treading the line between lovely and creepy, she utilizes ambiguity and childlike imagery tinged with dark humor; her work comments on the fact that things are rarely what they seem, and invites the viewer to tell their own story. Originally from France, […]

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When It Happens It’s Like a Sparkle – Icelandic Love Corporation

When things go well there is no thinking, but only trust. A trust in the feeling that something is right. If everyone feels a yes inside, something happens. To do without thinking is letting go of reasoning. It can be in the way and can delay the functions of the brain, which is operating in […]

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Urko Suaya

Urko Suaya has built a reputation mainly as a fashion and advertising photographer in Latin America. Erotic portraits are also some of his strongest work. 39m2, his last erotic digital pictures book, will be published next year. His clients involve a long list of international and Argentine brands and firms. Among them, he has done […]

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White – Rachel Abramovitz

Tchera Niyego, the curator of the “White” show at the Broadway Gallery, NYC, happens to be a woman of style and substance. Luckily for me, the show lived up to what I have come to expect from her (because there is nothing worse than having to face a beautiful woman and tell her she’d better […]

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Made in China – Lance Dehné

“San Francisco tower, United 88 heavy, ready for departure runway 28 right.” “United 88 Heavy, cleared for takeoff runway 28 right.”Having heard that on my headphones, I adjusted my belt and positioned myself for the massive force accelerating me forward. I looked out the window and watched what were moments before “droopy” wings start bending […]

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Graceful Spontaneity in Peter Wayne Lewis’s Painting – Ding Ning

My American colleague Professor David Carrier wrote to me that I might find time in my summer vacation to have a look at his friend Peter Wayne Lewis’s one-person show underway in Beijing. He hoped that I could write something about the exhibition. However, Lewis is a totally unknown name to me and, as I […]

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