JR x LIU BOLIN INVISIBILITY COLLABORATION

JR has been teaming up with a lot of great artists lately. My favorite is this piece he did with Liu Bolin in New York city. Watch the master of disguise give JR the invisibility treatment in his own photograph. Rad!

JR & Liu Bolin on Elizabeth St in NYC 2012 from Roberts Horowitz Creative on Vimeo.

TED PRIZE WINNER JR WANTS YOU TO TURN THE WORLD 'INSIDE OUT'

JR presented his wish last night to a captive TED audience and streamed live for anyone with an internet connection to see.  A truly inspiring artist, his wish is for the whole world to participate in his next art project titled 'Inside Out.' JR has already lined up the man behind Google Street view—along with countless other philanthropists in attendance last night—to document and catalog his project online. To participate in the Inside Out Project, visit http://www.insideoutproject.net/

JR spoke on March 2nd. Watch his full presentation.



Here's the video TED put together chronicling JR's brief but amazing career thus far.


TED Prize Winner JR & INSIDE OUT from TED Prize on Vimeo.

JR HAS LANDED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

On March 2nd, 2011, TED Grand Prize recipient, French Street Photographer JR, will reveal his "wish" to the world.

When he won this past October, JR was awarded $100,000 and a wish for the TED community to help him fulfill. As a run up to his highly anticipated live web cast announcement in Long Beach, California, JR is popping up around town with twenty pieces from his latest project, "The Wrinkles of the City." View the live web cast on March 2nd at TED.

Here are a few that JR has pasted up so far of native Angelenos that he'll be featuring around Los Angeles. Check out his website for new additions as they are completed. Via: JR + Arrested Motion

GIVE THANKS FOR JR

Anonymous street artist photographer and 2011 TED prize recipient, JR, has documented his 28MM project showcasing the women of war torn Africa. It's a searing trailer and a film that will definitely provoke strong emotions for a part of the world that needs more of our attention. via: TED


TRAILER " WOMEN ARE HEROES" from SOCIAL ANIMALS on Vimeo.

SUSPENDED IN GADGETRY

This is deconstruction at its finest. Photographer Ben Innes suspends the components of disused gadgets, creating an entirely new way to appreciate the inner workings of outdated electronics. Via: My Modern Metropolis

                  Polariod SX-70

                  Electric Organ

    RCA CCTV Camera

THE PEOPLE INSIDE THE REFLECTING SPACE HELMETS

I recognize a few of the faces. There's Sigorney Weaver in Alien. There's Thom Yorke and Ed Neil, too. And a couple shots from the classic 2001. via: ffffound & 3tongallery

GLAMOURHEADSHOTS

These portraits are so cool, they completely capture the essence of a nostalgic America. The photographer definitely constructs a character out of his models, but they aren't entirely made up. Seriously, we've all met people like this. GLAMOURHEADSHOTS

BEST USE OF KIDS TOY

Our Picture of the Night comes from a far off land where pandas can live out their childhood dreams.

Via: fffffound

BLUE STEEL STILLER REPRISE

Terry Richardson just recently posted photos from the Ben Stiller Rolling Stones shoot. And not to shy away from capturing every facet of his subject's personality, Mr. Richardson got an updated Blue Steel pose out of Mr. Stiller. As you can see, Stiller has still got it.
Via: Terry Richardson's Diary

DC STYLE

Curator of DC Style is a DC a la Sartorialist blog. The purpose of this blog is to shift attention from the Neo-Romanesque and neo-Classical style of architecture, which DC is so well known for, to DC's wardrobe in the streets.

SATOMI SHIRAI

Environments and their people in constant change. Everyday living places through SATOMI SHIRAI'S camera. Via Boooooooom

FOUND ON FFFFOUND

From the catacombs of fffound emerge the most recent images that have caught our eye. Enjoy the visual dose of stimulation.

MISS BUGGS

Great urban intervention cut-out work by MISSBUGGS. Via Hookedblog.co.uk

SUPER HERO CULTURE

I love Ian Pool's work. This series puts a twist on super heros. It shows them in our very own human environment making them look as mortal and fragile as everyday people. Via cyanatrendland.

THE PINK & BLUE PROJECT

A widely exhibited project by Seoul photographer JeongMee Yoon. The series deals with children's preferences for blue and pink colors based on gender, which she believes is not influenced by cultural background, but by modern universal trends such as advertising. In 2006, she received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Via Feature Shoot.

SYNCHROCAMPING

Adad Hannah’s Twins Project. Via The junction

BEST HEADLINE EVER

DO IT AGAIN!!

LOOOOVE this photographer's work. Part photography and part installation, Li Wei's images are of dangerous, slightly distorted, crazy moments. But that just maybe could be real. via moillusions.com