Posts Tagged “newspapers”
Looks like my studio
March 15, 2013
Trove of Irish Historical Artifacts in County Mayo – NYTimes.com
photo globe trotting
January 30, 2013
This fantastic photo attached to the story Immigration Shifts Could Provide Opening for Compromise was on the lead image on the nytimes.com site this morning when I first visited- switched to the global site and found it there. Then I (…)
1-1-13
January 1, 2013
I love that Yoko continues to gives us this gift in the New York Times. It also rewards those of us who still read the paper version since it does not appear on nytimes.com. In the past, she has offered (…)
Happy Day
November 7, 2012
Front Pages via the Newsmuseum/Huff Post
Watching Syria’s War – NYTimes.com
October 21, 2012
Watching Syria’s War – NYTimes.com Videos and images of the continuing conflict in Syria The New York Times is tracking the human toll of the conflict in this feature. The primary source is the online video that has allowed a widening (…)
Neil Young / Newspapers
October 9, 2012
“When I get the paper, I read it through and through..” Neil Young – refrain on song “Get a Job” in new Americana album. [lyrics] Granted, he is talking about reading the classifieds (that don’t exist) but still like that (…)
Hugo Chavez, Tim Burton, and SA Idol
October 9, 2012
what the world wants – 3 versions of nytimes today
@ The Jeu de Paume blog
June 29, 2012
Welcome to Photoville! By Shelley Rice Excited that Shelley highlights my installation on her Jeu de Paume blog. Shelley has been writing brilliant pieces on the blog for a year now.
Random Interference
June 24, 2012
@ Photoville USA 13 years of New York Times front sections – March 1999-June 2012 and continuous loop projection with the top and bottom halves of the images fading in and out in a random order WEB VERSION click here
Transporting History
June 14, 2012
In March 1999 when NATO started to bomb Serbia, I decided to start saving the front section of The New York Times. My idea was to have a stack of newspapers that signified a war. When the cease-fire was signed, (…)
