BRANDBOSTON

Al Golub

Dude. This would be a DREAM come true if i could have one of these in my studio apartment. I mean, after a few glasses of wine i wouldn’t be able to get to my damn bed, but whatever! SOMEBODY TAKE MY MONEY.

James Nachtwey

Projecting patterns on poured concrete. Omaha, Nebraska 

Via Flickr: B class Victorian railways locomotive awaits disposal.

Via Flickr: Southampton Meadows Golf

Cheim & Read

Some items from my studio (“ephemera”) that are created in the process of making work are included in Ephemeral Sprawl - curated by Printeresting at The Print Center in Philadelphia. Paraphrased from the press release: Historically significant objects, selections from the ephemera collections of noted critics, curators, and institutional archives are put in conversation with work by contemporary artists. “The structure of the show is designed to be very modular and fluid – specifically, some of the work on display will rotate out over time, allowing for new contextual relationships to exist every few weeks.” The show is up, in various incarnations, through November 23rd at 1614 Latimer Street.  More here.

Abandoned houses. Shanghai, China.