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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Amazing Horror Movie Posters
“Movie posters are an art, and horror movies have had their fair share of artistic triumphs. Some horror posters, in … Continue reading
The Third Man
“The final scene in The Third Man is a long, elegiac sigh. It almost did not exist. Selznick and Greene originally wanted a happy ending. (Greene originally wrote, “… her hand was through his arm”). Reed convinced Greene he was wrong. … Continue reading
Things that Go Bump in the Night
(Eric Mongeon) With October 31st right around the corner, thought I would share an assortment of links to get you in the mood for All Hallows Eve! Or just depress you, whatever. ————————————- Forever & Never: Dan Estabrook “Features photographic … Continue reading
Celebrating Picasso’s Birthday
In honor of Picasso’s birthday(October 25, 1881), I have elected to celebrate the painter the only way how-by eating a cupcake and sharing a timeline(complete with cheesy and bulky collages) of some of his many … Continue reading
Barnaby Barford: Damaged Goods
Aside from having the best name in recorded history, Barnaby is an artist who re-imagines mass manufactured or antique porcelain figurines. Definitely fueled by a creative and dark sense of humor, I appreciate it. … Continue reading
ORD ✈ BOS
Back from Chicago! I absolutely LOVED it. Covered a lot of ground on this maiden voyage. I know FLUX. is primarily an art site, but I just thought … Continue reading
Weekly Wrap-up: Christmas came early edition
Heading out to Chicago this evening, and I am not sure what goes on in the Midwest..do they have computers out there? What if I fall into a deep-dish coma? Crushed under a late night cow-tip? How will you know … Continue reading
The Photography of Peter Lippmann
In this age of digital photography/ cellphone cameras / Photoshop filters, it is interesting to examine the changing face of photography. I think the accessibility of cameras has led to a boom of budding photogs.. aand there is an … Continue reading
Fort Point Open Studios Recap
(Untitled-Dorothea Van Camp) The weather was perfect this weekend for the Fort Point Open Studios which I had the pleasure of attending with noted photographer, Rewan Al-Haddad. We ventured through as many of the twelve participating buildings as we … Continue reading
Weekly Wrap-Up
It is with great pleasure, on the one year anniversary of Balloon Boy, that I bring you…The Weekly Wrap-Up!