Fear and Loathing at the Strip Mall Gun Range

Type A is an art duo who recently collaborated on a series of mass produced target practice posters for gun ranges. The images play on our fears, while blurring the lines between what is art and what's for sale. Full story

Odessa Is a Paradise

According to photographer Tchane Okuyan, "Odessa resembles a huge beach party, or a big orgy. The nightclubs are near the sea, the alcohol is very cheap, the girls are beautiful, and they'll fuck you for a few glasses of champagne…" That sounds like nirvana to us. Full story

Nathaniel Russell's Dog Isn't Really Missing

Nathaniel Russell creates funny and sad flyers you might make for the yard sale you had in 1994. Only his advertisements are a little more clever and poignant than those. Full story

Beef and Oil

A Bird’s-Eye View of Two of Modern Life’s Most Precious Commodities

Yes, that thing that looks like Earth’s gaping, bleeding asshole is a half-mile-by-half-mile runoff pool of cow shit and piss. It’s from Mishka’s new series, which consists of mega-high-resolution composite satellite images of cattle farms and oil fields (mostly in the American S… Full story

Photographer Barrett Emke's Affirmative Psychic Energy

Barrette Emke lives in Kansas and takes pictures, like you and me, only better. He showed us some new unreleased photographs that do a good job proving that photographs can present the ineffable. Full story

Make Friends with Albert Elm's Photos

To this day I still feel restless often and somehow photography is the only thing that makes my restlessness make sense. It is also an excuse to explore places I wouldn't normally visit and meet people I wouldn't normally have met. Sometimes I even make friends. Full story

Offerings to the Visual World

Michigan photographer Don Hudson has been taking pictures for decades, but only recently decided to digitize his body of work and share it on the web. A new book of his photos called 'From the Archives' was just released and it's pretty awesome. Full story

Asger Carlsen's New Book Is a Girl

We’ve been anticipating the release of Asger Carlsen’s new book, a collection of freaky body blobs and sculptures molded out of human flesh called Hester, ever since we ran a preview from it in our 2011 Photo Issue. More than a year later, it’s finally out. Full story

Bangkok Is a Paradise

Theo sent us some pictures from his recent trip to Bangkok, and I think I can safely say these are the grimiest of the lot. Or the most paradisiacal, if you're deranged. To each his own, I guess. Full story

Zacharias Dimitriadis Makes Greece Look Fun Again

His photos make you forget about all the hatred and fighting, which is nice. Full story

Richard Kern's Films Are Still Shocking as Hell

You may know him from all of his pictures of cute, topless girls, but from 1984 to 1993, Richard Kern made a ton of violent, aggressive, and visceral films, featuring murder, rape, and mayhem. They were all recently remastered and released on Blu-Ray, and they're still really cra… Full story

Siberia's Most Depressing Town Is Actually Quite Nice

Semipalatinsk, or “Semey,” as it was recently renamed, is a town in Kazakh Siberia so desolate that being sentenced to exile there was thought to be one of the cruelest penalties the Soviet Union could dole out. It was considered such a shitty place, in fact, that in 1949 the tow… Full story

Urbanization Is Swallowing the Coastline of the Mediterranean

Nick Hannes has been traveling across the Mediterranean coastline photographing the locals, the immigrants, the tourists, and the escalating urbanization for a project he's called 'Mediterranee.' Full story

I Had Lunch with Larry Clark

His new movie, 'Marfa Girl,' was just released online to avoid corporate bullshit and ratings bureaucracy. It's just another in a long line of badass moves which prove how much the almost-70-year-old is still in touch with what's going on. Full story