A few weeks ago, we talked to Maynard James Keenan about the Sessanta tour — this strange, layered fever dream of a show stitched together with parts of A Perfect Circle, Tool, and Primus. When asked what it all meant, he didn’t blink. “You just do,” he said. No big...
If it was somehow possible for me to like the president more (on a personal level, at least), here's proof. If it was somehow possible for me to like the president more (on a personal level, at least), here's proof.
I've found two, made by Blake Sinclair. Both of these images are everything I thought an animated GIF was not; subtle, artistic, subdued and beautiful. I can feel the breeze through the trees and grasses. These images are a double whammy for RVA, as they're a wonderful reinterpretation of a medium usually quantified as cheesy, gaudy, and anything...
The main photo says it all. Cobra Krames brought the house down. Ridiculous. The main photo says it all. Cobra Krames brought the house down. Ridiculous. RVALUTION every Tuesday at the Hat Factory. Use our code "RVA" to get in for $3. More RVALUTION HERE.
I just found this great collection of photographs on The Photography Post, a great website. The work is on exhibit in Laurence Miller's Gallery, and Halsman's work is featured in The Smithsonian Magazine, as well, who had this to say: Jump was born in 1952, Halsman said, after an arduous session photographing the Ford automobile family to...
I found Ryan's work via Rachel Hulin's photography blog. This series, aptly named photographs, caught me as out of the ordinary. Elsewhere on his site are more typical, sterile nude photographs, black and white works that while technically proficient and demonstrating an advanced grasp of studio light, these works pale in comparison to the color...
Last night was crazy. We had over 1200+ officially attend our throwdown at The Hat Factory and next week should be the biggest one yet. See you there. Last night was crazy. We had over 1200+ officially attend our throwdown at The Hat Factory and next week should be the biggest one yet. See you there.
Ian A. Adams has a snapshot-style of photography that belies his studio experiences. His work is definitely not casual, no matter how lazy the subject matter may seem; he finds tension in situations, capturing moments that tell the middle of a story. GRAY DAYS Ian A. Adams has a snapshot-style of photography that belies his studio experiences....
Baylen Forcier, our foreign correspondent of sorts is currently in Kyrgyzstan doing documentary work. We're going to be posting images from his travels across Central Asia, all of which are via Sons of Hedin organization. Based out of Bishkek in northern Kyrgyzstan, Sons of Hedin is named after Swedish explorer and committed scholar Sven Hedin,...
I stumbled upon these images a few months back, but didn't really look into the gallery. Now that I'm seeing them again, it is a fascinating documentation of the last years of Czarist Russia. The image above is probably my favorite, showing classic Russian architecture alongside the beginnings of the industrial revolution, and the images I have...
