via escapeintolife.com In this, Cameron Gray’s most recent body of work, he addresses politics, religion, ideology, nature, commerce, media and the human propensity for violence with a set of “paintings” that are painstaking assemblages of credit …
Paul Nicklen, Canada, National Geographic. Elizabeth Kreutz, USA. Charles Ommanney, United Kingdom, Getty Images for Newsweek. Pietro Masturzo, Italy.
Arkady Shaikhet received a diploma of First Degree for his achievement in photography at both historic Moscow exhibitions “10 Years of Soviet Photography” (1928) and “Exhibition of Masters of Soviet Photography” (1935). During the 1930s Sh…
Mark Innerst, All the Above, 2010, Oil on panel, 15 x 19 in. Photo: Courtesy DC Moore Gallery. via artdaily.org
Although Route 66 is no longer a commissioned highway, the famous road immortalized in song and dubbed “The Mother Road” by John Steinbeck in The Grapes of Wrath, is still marked with reminders of what made it great. Last week marked the 84th anni…
It’s hard not to love Morgan Motor Co. The quintessentially British firm clings tenaciously to the past with cars that, despite modern mechanicals, look older than Keith Richards. Morgan has always kept one foot firmly in the past, but even by tha…
The surprising history behind a beloved American pastime. 1. Pinball Was Illegal Pinball was banned from the early 1940s to the mid-1970s in most of America’s big cities, including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, where the game was born and whe…
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