Mesmerizing, educational close-up of LCD

The little red, green, and blue dots that make up our LCD screens are a common enough sight, but it's not often that you get to see them up close in motion. This video from a macro photography enthusiast does just that.

International Museum Day

Today (May 18) marks the 35th International Museum Day and since its inception in 1977 the themes for this special day have had a common focus on celebrating the important role of museums that inspire people to explore their identity, culture, environment and sense of place.

The Art of the Impersonator

Sanford Schwartz Cindy Sherman an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York City, February 26–June 11, 2012 Cindy Sherman/Metro Pictures Cindy Sherman: Untitled #353 , 36 x 24 inches, 2000 The end result of Cindy Sherman’s many approaches is a roller coaster of discontent, at times recalling Otto Dix, at other moments Carol Burnett. Sherman can be reproachful and quietly barbed, or merely ...

Lomography, an Analog Company Surviving in a Digital World

Lomography, a company that sells quirky film cameras, has managed to stay afloat by cultivating a niche audience, despite the struggles of other photography companies like Kodak and Polaroid. Although Lomography regularly designs and releases new cameras and different kinds of film each year, it has no plans to make or market a digital camera.

Neil Anderson paintings exhibited at Bridgette Mayer Gallery

Looking at a Neil Anderson painting can be like listening to the waves breaking - always different, always the same. The rhythms of his lines evoke for me an image of natural phenomena that is, at the same time, steadfastly abstract.