Stahl House: Visiting L.A.’s Mid Century Architectural Beauty
After years of dreaming about checking out the Stahl House, I recently did. And it
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The Best Places to Sell Your Photography Online
I started exploring the world of selling art and photography prints about a year or
Enjoys Long Walks Like Beethoven and Darwin
I walk my ass off. I’ve always been into walking and I regularly take long
1990’S POP-CULTURE MOMENTS THAT IMPACTED MY LIFE
A version of this article was previously published on Kate Ferguson’s blog There are some
Shit Art Club: the Community Created by Artists for Artists
Shit Art Club founders Zach, Shaun, and Tate have built a community to highlight great
TASCHEN Releases ‘Library of Esoterica’ by Jessica Hundley
TASCHEN has released the Library of Esoterica by Jessica Hundley. The books is one in
TASCHEN Re-Releases ‘Gesamtkunstwerk’ by Peter Beard
A collage of photography, ecology, and diary writing from his life in New York and on the African continent.
A Photo Series of 120 Film Shot on a Holga – By Kate Ferguson
Light leaks + double exposures.
Shaybazaar: Ethical Gifts Made by Independent Makers
Calling all independent creators and consumers that like to support them!
Max Wunderlich on L.A. Based SALT Ltd
Cannabis Products, an Art Gallery, and Building a Brand.
The Grand Canyon Polaroid Camera You Never Knew You Needed
Refurbished vintage for a good cause.
TASCHEN Re-Releases ‘The Helmut Newton SUMO’
By Kate Ferguson TASCHEN will soon release a 20th-anniversary version of the photography book The
Photographer to Know: Bryan Octaviano
“People always have something that catches my attention.”
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People we follow because.
In the Palisades With Photographer Jason Foster
@thredays shoots @kateferg
Interview With Cape Town Photographer Alexa Bortz
“My ideas are largely a result of my experiences, so let’s see what else life throws my way.”
Wera Jane Design, Where Lampshades are an Art Form
“I’ve been working in a creative environment since I was a kid.”
Interview With Los Angeles Photographer Natasha Wilson
“I always want to bring the viewer in, and make them look at the photo like they would a painting.”
Artist Madbutt Talks Collage and Changing the World
“Right about now I would say 99% of my work is a reflection of my emotions and my life.”
A Love Letter to the Desert
I need less sleep in the desert.
Interview: Afro-Surrealist Artist David Alabo
“Most people are drawn to faces in an image so to remove that familiar focus point is to allow other elements in my work to take the foreground.”
The Potholes
Conscious intent to do better.
The Worst Coffee Shop
The Worst Coffee Shop A version of this essay was previously shared on thatsrandomkate.blogspot.com October
The World Needs Your Art
You don’t need to know whether your art your will change the blueprints of the world or whether it will touch one single person. It’s all the same.