Under the tutelage of a dozen professional photographers, twelve culturally diverse New York children armed with cameras photograph their worlds. The result of these forays is a jubilant array of images that chronicle the way our children view their worlds.
Denise Carvalho leads us through the vibrant, elemental drama of Brazilian photographer Miguel Rio Branco's work. Text in Portuguese and English.
A Certain Sanity
Photographer Lisa Crumb's urban portrait.
Painter Andre Von Morisse synergizes icthyologically with poet Suzanne Axtell.
Painter: Jacques Roch.
Spaciously Incorrect
Questioning the rhetoric of the banal: art of Alex Villar.
Missing
Steed Taylor's not so Capraesque exploration of life without himself.
Steed Taylor's not so Capraesque exploration of life without himself.
The Sweet Science lures cover photographer, Carlos Granados and writer Katherine Dunn to the ring.
Kim Stringfellow
Kim Stringfellow's mixed medium boxes are illuminated by art writer Berta Sichel.
The haunting photography of Connie Imboden, text and concept by A.D. Coleman.
Artist Diane Fenster
Five new pieces (never before seen) by Digital Artist Diane Fenster with poetry by Rosalind Franklin and music by David Gamper.
A.D. Coleman back from Arles. Is R.I.P. resting in peace?
Bacon a Beauborg
Jean-Phillip Follet takes us through the Francis Bacon retrospective at Georges Pompidou Center in Paris (until October 14) and lets us know why it clearly constitutes THE cultural event of 1996. In French and English.
Tim Carrier
UD sits down with an emerging young artist as he shares his vision of Eden, Apes and a good Cup o'Joe.
What do dogs, pick-up trucks, Juneau, Alaska, and infrared have in common? Heck if we know, but photographer John Howe will have you seeing them all in a new light.
God Spelled Backwards: photos by Richard Sandler
A dyslexic insomniac agnostic's delight!
Look at the twisted city through the piercing stare of Mr. Hirsch's lens. You can almost smell it, and if you have Shockwave...you can hear it!
Digital Art: Steve Miller
Fly like an eagle? No chance. This is art. Words by Berta Sichel.
Carl Hazelwood revels in the vibrant mindscape of Amir Bahkari, who explores the depth of his history behind masks of color. Underscored with music by Terry Adkins.
Photographer: Gisela Gamper
In a moving curation, Gisela Gamper's visions are guided by David Gamper's composition, Suzanne Axtel's words, and Richard Grove's elegant design... Wait for it, it'll suprise you.
A.D. creates a Dream Stew for Fran Murphy's ethereal photographs and it tastes heavenly!
Digital Artist: Teresa Tamura
Resident art critic Johnathan Tann weighs the delicate balance of past and present with digital collage artist Teresa Tamura.
Recherché: Artists, Black
William Petrick sheds light on African American artists in the "City of Brotherly Love" who grapple with aesthetics, visibility and the politics of the art world.
More frames! Evolutionary dreams, mystical visions, groovy colors. Did she drop some peyote or what? Steve Sashen finds out and explores the artist's aural side.
Photography: Jane Calvin
Suzanne Axtel explores the sensual, lyrical, mysterious, feminine in Jane Calvin's photos. Verse and images intermingle seamlessly in John J. Hill's design.
What this emerging young artist does with the ancient tarot will take your breath away.
Photography: Daniel Hayes Uppendahl
His piercing images, verse and philosophy will penetrate your mind, stay until their welcome is past and linger just a while more.
Masquerade
A parable in words and pictures, text by Sharron Matarazzo, photos by Peter Horvath.
Painter is exposed in circular data-space and reviewed by art critic Paul Alexander.
Photographer: Moshe Brahka
The colorfully realized photography of Moshe Brahka takes a walk on the interactive side.
Welcome to our gallery. Turn off your underlined links option. Words by Eleanor Heartney. Interactive curating by the crew at AGENCY.COM.
Nina Glaser: From the Earth We Come
A.D. Coleman provides the framework on which we hang the chilling photography of Ms. Glaser.
Cover Artist, Justin Love. Last issue it was the LoveGrid™, this month it's the Justin LoveGrid™ with custom justinfication, courtesy of David Byman. Article by Joan D'Arcy
Matthew Ritchie
Resident art critic Owen Drolet interviews Matthew Ritchie.
Urban Desires commisioned Web-Artist Joseph Squire to create a piece for the magazine. Never could we have dreamed it would have been this good.
Kyle Shannon interviews artist Antonio Mendoza who Speaks on Art, Inspiration, and breaking copyright laws in the name of art and liberty.
Amazing Tales of New York City
Dana Muise skates through the underground comic arena like a yuppie on Rollerblades.