Recent Articles by this Author

1. Online Feature Small is Beautiful: Tracey Snelling

   Tracey Snelling invites you to be a voyeur and peek into the windows and doorways of her mini worlds.

2. Online Feature Small is Beautiful: Jeremy Mora

   The details of Mora’s sculptures are so intricate, textured, and lush, you may find yourself getting on your hands and knees to get a closer look.

3. Online Feature Small is Beautiful: Lori Nix

   Lori Nix constructs labor-intensive miniature dioramas of impending disasters and photographs it to appear bigger than life. 

4. Online Feature Small is Beautiful: Ji Lee

   Ji Lee hijacks “dead space” — space overlooked by passersby be it ubiquitous, ignored advertising or ceilings — with the goal of confronting and delighting viewers in surprising ways.

5. Light Laugh The Breeze

   Matteah Baim has collaborated with numerous artists in this same issue, but we singled her out because of her passion to her craft and necessity for vacations.

Recent Blog Posts by this Author

1. April 9, 2010 Miho Hatori and Maluca Perform in Greenpoint tonight

   Miho Hatori and Maluca show some girl power in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. 

2. April 7, 2010 XX at Spin

   The XX have been getting great buzz lately. They gave a small performance at Spin’s offices before their soldout performance at Webster Hall.
   

3. November 2, 2009 Back to Nature

   Theme friend and world traveler/photographer Yuri Shibuya sends us greetings from Yosemite Park.

4. September 3, 2009 1,000 miniature ice people

   The WWF has put up a really cool installation in a Berlin square to shed light on the melting ice caps.

5. June 5, 2009 Things We Like; The Photography of Richard Barnes

   Some breathtakingly beautiful still life and reportage photography from this multi-talented shooter.