ROBIN BUTTER

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*the individual drawings are all labeled ‘no title’ but as I started this series I was thinking (and writing) a lot about colliding topographies of time— the slippage between presence (the current moment) and memory, friction and interruption, biased encoding, willful redaction, omission and the preservation of continuity of self that accompanies the encoding of any memory… —which renders each of us unreliable narrators of our own experience 

RIP Legendary Photographer Mary Ellen Mark | VICE Canada (Source: VICE)

Mikhael Subotzky and Patrick Waterhouse won for their series Ponte City

Ruth Van Beek

Artist Creatively Uses Makeup to Recreate Women’s Faces in Vandalized Subway Ads

My AP photo class took a field trip to San Francisco two weeks ago and one of the art galleries we went to was Pier 26. My favorite exhibit was this room. A man decided to print every single picture uploaded to Flickr in one day and just pile them all into a room all the way to the ceiling. (350,000) It was amazing to just lay down in a sea of photographs and look at one and see into someone else’s life. There were so many weddings and special occasions and even just selfies. It was by the far the most interesting art exhibit I have been to.