Paul Phung

10Aug12

Paul Phung is a London based freelance photographer, originally from Manchester. Phung fell into photography after dropping out of a graphic design course. He recently graduated from Leeds College of Art. His friends persuaded him to sign up to a local photography course and he agreed though a lack of having anything else to do. “It ended up just me actually taking up the course and my friends bailing out on me,” Phung says. “ I went onto study photography at uni in Leeds and it wasn’t until the end of second year really when I actually knew I wanted to be a photographer and became quite obsessive with the subject.”

http://www.paulphung.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rephotography/

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Watching a Kilian Martin skate video filmed by friend and collaborator Brett Novak is akin to witnessing Michael Jordan fly through space to dunk a basketball for the first time. It is poetry in motion, and hard evidence of athletes near the peak of their creative and physical powers. But Kilian wasn’t always a skateboarder. As a kid growing up in Madrid, he first tried gymnastics, yet quickly realized that skateboarding offered a level of expression that was much more his personal tempo. Fast forward to skate videos that generate millions of YouTube hits and sponsorships with legendary brands like Vision Street Wear and Powell-Peralta, Kilian brings all that he learned as a young gymnast and combines them with the last thirty years of street and freestyle skateboarding. The result is an homage to the form itself – from skating’s early acrobatic days in the 60s to the street innovations of the 90s. As captured with Brett’s elegiac cinematography, Kilian takes freestyle skateboarding into the twenty-first century with his artful and inspiring take on handstands, helipops, and heel flips.

http://www.kilianmartin.net/

http://www.brettnovak.com/



Sigur Rós has announced an upcoming project titled “Mystery Film Experiment” which is a collection of music videos for the album, Valtari. Each video made by different filmmakers. The first one is a very beautiful and emotional video starring Shia LaBeouf and Denna Thomson. Fjögur Píanó was written & directed by Alma Har’el.

https://vimeo.com/valtarifilmexperiment


Marlon Geller

29Dec11

STA Travel Australia sent 3 mates, Rick Mereki, Andrew Lees and Tim White on an amazing journey around the world.
3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage. All to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food into 3 beautiful and compelling short films. See a six-week journey of a lifetime crammed into one epic minute. (movies after the jump).

Rick Mereki’s videostream on Vimeo
Tim White’s photostream on Flickr
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Infinite Space, a new documentary feature film, traces the lifelong quest of visionary genius John Lautner to create “architecture that has no beginning and no end.” It is the story of brilliance and of a complicated life – and the most sensual architecture of the 20th century.

Renowned architectural filmmaker Murray Grigor explores Lautner’s dramatic spaces with choreographed camera moves, as Lautner himself provides the commentary, speaking with insight and wit in recordings culled from archival sources. Other voices join him: comments from Frank Gehry and his peers who were influenced by Lautner, the emotional memories of original clients, owners and builders, the remarks of Frank Escher, the architect who restored the Chemosphere house, and Julius Shulman who famously photographed all the great modernists.

http://www.infinitespacethemovie.com/
John Lautner books

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Ben Stockley

25Jul11

Ben Stockley is an English photographer who has earned acclaim as a contemporary artist, editorial & advertising image-maker. Spanning landscape and portraiture, making the ordinary extraordinary. His work takes him anywhere from the United Arab Emirates to Hackney Central in London’s East End.

Editorial’s include AnOther, Big, Vogue, Wallpaper and i-D.  He recently exhibited at National Portrait Gallery (London) and at Musee d’Art Contemporain de Lyon (France).

http://www.benstockley.com

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Jason Nocito

21Jun11

Jason Nocito, 1973, USA, is a rock, lifestyle and fashion photographer living and working from New York. At a young age he started taking pictures of bands and his friends hanging out at concerts. He studied photography at the Parsons School of Design and graduated in 1996. Nowadays Jason shoots campaigns for big clients as Apple, Nike and MTV. He has seen various celebrities and musicians in front of his camera as Emile Hirsch and Mary Kate Olsen. His photography is full of vibrance, youth and a sense of freedom.

http://jasonnocito.com/
Jason Nocito: Loads (Tiny Vices 3)

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Jonnie Craig

22May11

Jonnie Craig (born July 13, 1988) is a British photographer based in London who began taking photographs aged 16. In 2007, following a recommendation from American photographer Ryan McGinley, Craig began working with Vice Magazine, where he continues to contribute regularly. In February 2009, Craig had his first book published with Mörel books. He recently exhibited a new body of work at the Steinsland Berliner Gallery with fellow artists Ed Templeton, Jerry Hsu and Kevin Long. Craig is currently Photo Editor of HUH.Magazine, a UK based arts and culture magazine. In August 2010, Craig curated an exhibition at the Scion Gallery in Los Angeles including artists like, Peter Sutherland, Jerry Hsu and Patrick O’Dell.

http://www.jonniecraig.com/

Buy Jonnie Craig Untitled
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Magdalena Pardo

06Apr11

Magdalena Pardo was born in 1982. She lives in Buenos Aires, the capital and largest city of Argentina.
She studied audiovisual arts, but actually works as a graphic/web designer.

http://www.magdalenapardo.com.ar/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/magsexploringherworld/

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