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A wonderful collection of kids in Halloween costumes in Harlem by the great Amy Stein.
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I’m loving the work of fellow Torontonian Kotama Bouabane. I dig how the iced words, already beginning to melt, echo the hollowness of the ostensibly genuine sentiments they spell out. Even the grandest words can slowly fade away…
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Inspired by nature documentaries and science photography, fashion photographer Sølve Sundsbø created ‘Parroquet’, a series of photographs and short videos exploring the sleek, mutli-hued avian beauty of the parroquet, a type of long-tailed parrot. Presented by SHOWStudio, the pictures are stunningly beautiful. Interesting how nature and evolution have created a palette of colour as gorgeous as, arguably more gorgeous than, any art created by human hands.
The only thing more beautiful that the photographs are the eight videos; little slow-motion epics of the perroquets in flight. The colours are so deep and brilliant it’s almost hard to believe that they’re only feathers.
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