Caitlin Burke

There are still a (vanishing) few left.

This project, shot on 4x5 film, documents London's remaining professional darkrooms.

Don’t miss this article by Errol Morris, in which he discusses press images of George W Bush from his terms as President.

U.S. President George W. Bush walks back to the Oval Office after making remarks on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act at the White House in Washington March 13, 2008. REUTERS/Jim Young (UNITED STATES)

GOP100 – Deconstructing Dumbo, self-published book with 100 deconstructions of the Republican Logo. Collaboration with Felix Sockwell. 5×5, 100 pages, saddle stitched.

The book is $12.00.

“100 meters of existence”

Part of a stream of photographs, stitched together, depicting 178 people that walked past the same spot over the course of 20 days. At the site, a ribbon invites you to scroll through time, sometimes making eye contact, mostly not.

I am pretty sure the appeal of this series has nothing to do with my recently having a birthday!

This is the very first cartoon art annual by goopymart! Inside you will find art that amuses, perplexes and makes you think twice (or at least “huh?”). Some pages or characters are connected to each other and are out of order but thats for the reader to discover.

Goopymart is a one man (Will Guy) design studio specializing in bright, colorful lumpy things.

Beautiful quasiphotorealistic paintings. They slightly recall and frankly transcend the tilt-shift photography trend of a couple of years ago. Some are small – on the scale of snapshots or even wallet-size photos – and others are two feet on a side and more. A clean, detailed yet oddly featureless calm in these paintings is electrified by small (almost faceless) figures. Surreality is intensified by partial cutaway views in some paintings.

Beautiful stuff. Go look at the whole portfolio.

At the Copper Vine, on Capitol Hill in Seattle.