Oohhh, loving Julia Holter's music. Chad Merritt of Mon Petite Fantome posted about her last night & I've been listening ever since. In The Same Room, the video above is beautiful and the imagery reminds me of Pakayla Rae Biehn's work.
Speaking of Chad...I adore his Ghost Lace poster sized prints! Just like Chad to add a little haunting and a little beauty and mix 'em up. I love how simple and gorgeous they are.
Corey Arnold's Wolf Tide opened this past Saturday at Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica. No doubt it opened to a full house. Corey's photographs catch a side of commercial fishing that the closest we'll ever get to is on The Deadliest Catch -- which funny enough he was on.
Corey's photographs capture beauty in his everyday world. His photographs are crisp and clear and you can almost feel the ocean air in them. I love the the way in which he captures his friends and animals. So touching with a touch of hilarity and sweetness.
My friend Kirsten Incorvia interviewed him last year for the blog. Take a read to see just how super down to earth Corey really is. He's lovable. :) You can also check out Kirsten's latest interview with him on Juxtapoz. Enjoy both!
I'm a big fan of thoughtful installations especially if it takes its environment into consideration. Upvote if it's got some humor to it. Zander Olsen's Tree, Line has all of the above, not to mention beautiful.
I found Olsen's work via Officina Macedonia's tumblr.
Stacey Rozich has been on tear recently as she gears up for her upcoming solo show, The Last Wave at Flatcolor in Seattle. Stacey's show opens on April 5th, so she's got some time but she's really been banging out some great pieces.
Her new work still captures her overall incredible attention to color and detail -- but her pictures seem to be growing a bit on subject. It's exciting to see her world grow. She mentioned to me via email that she felt like she was moving in a new direction...and it's subtle, but clear to see.
You can follow Stacey's tumblr or check her out on Instagram (staceyrozich) to follow along with her work and her amazing cat Julius.
The Shrine / An Argument from Sean Pecknold on Vimeo.
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