Lou Reed will present his third photo collection “Romanticism” which will include various landscape and architectural recurrent theme, the book has series of stunning images and exclusive new content. “Romanticism” is being considered as an authentic source of aesthetic experience that represent intuitive perception that the natural world is a source of goodness.
Lou states, recalling the contexts for these images, “The trees and the wind billowing and dancing in Edinburgh reminding me of the storm I fell in love with in Cork. The perspectives and range of blacks and whites the perfect thing for a film noir fan.”
Lou Reed will be on hand on December 17th Thursday between 6 pm and 8 pm for book signings.
Lou Reed “Romanticism” Exhibition
Steven Kasher Gallery
521 West 23 Street
New York, NY 10011
212 966 3978
Posted by admin on December 6th, 2009
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Adam Beane’s sculptures are simply genius, his ability to capture living flesh and shape them close to the real life models are incredible! it goes alike the bodies and life as it really. His work include many photorealistic sculptures, collectable models which are larger than the original scale. He record every detail of human gestures so closely that make the sculptures larger than life. I am not aware what material he is using that allows him to create such amazing photo-realistic faces seen in his website gallery.
Posted by admin on November 21st, 2009
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The Central Station of Antwerp built between 1895 and 1905 is one of the world’s most impressive and magnificent railway station known as one of the main landmarks in Antwerp. There are three levels of tracks and a shopping center that includes a diamond gallery with more than 30 diamond shops.
The station has been recently rebuild up and to give the virtual world a peak of the results, famous Brussels put the whole station into pixel art. You can now take a virtual tour, create you own avatar and even collect diamonds to get more info on the station. A fun and easy solution to show off the magnificent station in a 3D environment.
Take a virtual tour.
Posted by admin on September 17th, 2009
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Mad Men possibly most stylish—and best—show on television as well as nostalgia for a previous era about social mobility, youth culture and the civil rights movement that has been meticulously crafted and strengthen the thematic tone of the show, often these references are absolutely contemporary and being embedded in American culture of the early 60s. From the latest issue of Vanity Fair, Jon Hamm and January Jones, channeling their Mad Men characters capturing the reminiscence of early days.
Photographed at the Lightbourne House, ( by Annie Leibovitz; styled by Michael Roberts) in Lyford Cay, Nassau, the Bahamas.
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Posted by admin on August 9th, 2009
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Yoko Ono is on her ambitious project ‘Smiling Face Film,’ which aims to feature a smile from every person worldwide. Yoko’ is utilizing the best social media tools “twitter” & “Flickr” which is making a huge impact to entice users to upload their photos to her Flickr pool.
As of this writing, Yoko’s ‘Smiling Face Film’ has just over 962 photos. This crowd sourced smile collection is very genuine way to spread sunshine over the web. Check out her Flickr pool and film as on date following this links.
A smile is an inexpensive way to change your looks. ~Charles Gordy 
Posted by admin on August 2nd, 2009
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