Don’t you hate it when this happens to your desk. Too hard to get any work done with all the commotion. By Alex Varanese.
Author Archives: Amir
Waste Land
I’m dying to see Waste Land, a new documentary featuring photographer Vik Muniz. Shot over three years, Muniz goes to his native brazil to visit the worlds largest garbage dump to collaborate with the local trash pickers on a massive photo project. A few friends have seen this at film festivals and strongly recommended it. Who knows, maybe i’ll get lucky and get a press copy in the mail (hint, hint, hint). Keep tabs on the movies website for release dates. Looks like a good one.
Phyllis Galembo’s Witch Doctors

Phyllis Galembo‘s photos of witch doctors, medicine men, and shamans are creepy, beautiful, and haunting all at once.
Billboard Abstraction
Fabien Merelle’s Surreal Dream World

Fabien Merelle creates surreal drawings that pack a lot of punch into the delicate drawings.
N.A.S.A-Strange Enough
A Day In Decay: San Francisco (Part 3) Random Images From Around Town

When I’m in SF I always wonder who the hell works in this town. It’s not the crust punks begging for change to feed their dogs, it’s not the new age hippies hugging trees in the parks, it’s not even the bike messengers who were hip to fix gears 10 years ago when Amaze and Twist were painting up a storm. Apparently it’s the worms.
A Day In Decay: San Francisco (Part 2) Guerrero Gallery

I had been hearing some buzz about Andres Guerrero’s new space so I thought I’d head over and check out Weight Perception, a group show curated by SF’s own Andrew Schoultz.



