Punks in Palermo 1980 by Fabio Sgroi

ART we LIKE: Marguerite Oelofse

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ART we LIKE: Pierre Jean-Louis

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Previously the work of Pierre Jean-Louis has appeared here and gotten quite a lot of attention. Thought it well past time to highlight some newer work!

ART we LIKE Yee I-Lann: Picturing Power #1

PICTURING POWER #1: Wherein one surreptitiously performs reconnaissance to collect views and freeze points of view to be reflective of one’s own kind

Yee I-Lann, 2013 Giclée print on Hahemüle photo rag ultra smooth fine are, 310 GSM 100% cotton rag paper 25 X 71 INCHES (63 X 180 CM)

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via Yee I-Lann | Tyler Rollins Fine Art

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Moment of Zen

Marketing Mapplethorpe Style

TBT: We’re Here, We’re Queer…

See more from “Whose Streets? Our Streets!” at Bronx Documentary Center

lgbtq africans in the diaspora

Mikael Owunna’s ‘Limit(less) Africans’ is a stunning visual tapestry of queer Africans’ styles, expressions, and communities. 

Vintage NYC

Shades and Turban

#ARTweLIKE Mr Toledano: Hope and Fear [#StillRelevant]

Hope and Fear

New Works of Art Discovered

Recent #MyNYC Snaps:

Homage to Irving Penn-NYC © 2016 D.A. Królak. All Rights Reserved.

Commentary: There are so many stupendous things to take in on any given day in NYC, hence I started using the #MyNYC hashtag to identify these little moments of joy. Encapsulated in these and other brief respites from the day-to-day grind. Each one a moment of zen to stop and ponder the little things.

ART we LIKE: Bayeté Ross Smith

Powerful meditations on identity, race, gender and class. Using various multimedia forms, sculptural installations, and contrasting variations the artist Bayeté Ross Smith creates really challenges the observer on so any levels. The sound installations are fascinating and make me really miss the days of boomboxes and the many owned over the years.

Reverse Manhattanhenge!

ART we LIKE: David Cabrera

Summer’s here and there’s no place more evocative of the sunny season than Miami, Florida. Photographer David Cabrera shows us the classic and colorful city through his eyes.  Photos by David Cabrera

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via Photo Diary: Miami |Urban Outfitters

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Are you going? It’s Sunday+Monday!

Legendary Photo Shoot

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Iman. Naomi Campbell. Rihanna.

The Long and Crumbling Road

“The Road Taken” explains how infrastructure is a vital part of our daily lives, and how its upkeep is proving impossible. Photo: Peter Andrew Lusztyk

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via The Long and Crumbling Road | New Republic

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The Photoshoot:

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