Archive for the ‘New York City’ Category

“These photos were taken of my desk in my home office where I spent a lot of my free time working while on my maternity leave. With five month old twin boys at home—I work whenever I have a free moment. Creative people are working at all times—taking in the world around them. Often the […]

“My desk occupies the front hall of the apartment I share with my husband, illustrator David Flaherty and our mini dachshund, Fritzie. In the beginning of a project, my desk is sparse with a few notebooks and a sketchbook where I work on ideas. As the process continues, the mess builds. I have a long shelf […]

“The Office of Paul Sahre or (O.O.P.S.) occupies the 3rd floor of a run down four story walk up on 6th avenue and 14th street in Manhattan. The office is in a busy, nondescript seam between Chelsea and the West Village. Belonging to neither. This is not an area you would expect to find a […]

Benjamin Lowy (b 1979) received a BFA from Washington University in St. Louis in 2002 and began his career covering the Iraq War in 2003. Since then he has covered major stories worldwide. In 2004 Lowy attended the World Press Joop Swart Masterclass, he was named in Photo District News 30 and his images of Iraq […]

I’ve drawn an explanatory legend and the info is as follows (click on Jane’s desk to enlarge): 1. Large print for possible collaged monoprints—getting a feeling for the scale. (Jane Hammond Prints) 2. Favorite tchotchke, ceramic devil head. Very broken and totally glued back together—a devil in shreds. 3. Making some photos in which the […]

Desk space: includes art work that hangs from Chris Stain (his original art from the 1968 poster project I produced) a photo of Iggy Pop my friend Julie took at sxsw, a post card fro Ian MacKaye and my great uncle’s Yankee’s baseball card. Magazines: a garbage can, my feet, baby’s hands and a Yoshitomo exhibition […]