MORE BOOKS for Everyone

MORE BOOKS went up on 20x200.com yesterday. An interview went up on the 20x200 blog today. I love working with Jen Bekman and her crew and highly recommend this experience to any artist. This sort of instant gratification is hard to come by working alone in the studio... 

"We are upstate with mom + bob now. Just made mom run to town so I could log in here at McDonalds to get a piece of art... I GOT THE LAST ONE! [$20]"

"Gorgeous, funny and I bought. In fact, I was driving from Witchita to St. Louis on my way to NY and bought on my iPhone on the side of the road. See you Nov 14."

"OMG. I SO didn't mean to buy it, but it was just so fucking turquoise. I couldn't resist. Damn you!"

More thanks to everyone who snatched up a print! Hope to see you all at Invisible-Exports on November 14th!

Cinque Terra

Next time you're in Italy, don't hike the Cinque Terra. Swim. I plan to post a link to more images from Italy + St. Petersburg next week. Too much to say, too little time.

Installation: Saint Petersburg

A note from Saint Petersburg... Yesterday the exhibition was installed at the Pushkin Dom. The juxtoposition of the contemporary and classical is appropriately poetic.

Details, Details

Before it comes off the stands... The August 2008 issue of DETAILS printed a few Volume images to illustrate a lovely piece by Pulitzer Prize winning author Michael Chabon. Clearly I need to add Oakley Hall's Warlock to my reading list. No reason to be sadder than necessary.

Marine Wedding Revisited

Nina Berman's iconic image from the Marine Wedding series has been extensively published and written about. We all agree - it is one of the most profound, important photographs of our time. I truly love this image. This morning I was reading old entries on the Hey Hot Shot! blog and came across Tyler Ziegel and Renee: one year on, published in The Sunday Times last May.