Johan and Cammu, 2009. © Erika Larsen
The current issue of Guernica features photos by Jennifer Loeber and Erika Larsen as well as a great interview with one of my favorites, David Byrne.
Two Chinese magazines have published my work recently. VISION Magazine featured my Air Guitar photos and Milk Magazine did a piece on my travel photography.
The April 1st issue of Guernica features amazing paintings by José Parlá, guest edited by Tara Jepson.
Dan’s 30th Birthday Time-Lapse from StudioBooth on Vimeo.
Here is a fun time-lapse video of the StudioBooth photos from my 30th birthday party.
From 101 Billionaires. © Rob Hornstra
This issue of Guernica features photographs by Rob Hornstra and sculpture by Diana Al Hadid.
A visit to the annual Armory show is always an interesting experience. It is pretty much impossible to see it all, but here are a few jewels that I came away with:
Sound Suits. © Nick Cave
I’ve seen Nick Cave’s Sound Suits half a dozen times now but am always amazed by them. Take a look at this short video to see how they are made and clips of them in action.
The Universal Now: Post Office Tower 1989 / 1999 (2009) © Abigail Reynolds
Our friends at AMBACH & RICE were the only gallery from the North-West represented at the fair and, as always, they came with unique and interesting work.
Polaroids from the book Thousand. © Phillip-Lorca diCorcia
I’m a big fan of Philip-Lorca diCorcia and was pleased to see the entire David Zwirner booth dedicated to his work including the original Polaroids from his book, Thousand.
Vase Photogram 2, 2009. © Talia Chetrit
The March 1st issue of Guernica features a conversation and photographs by Talia Chetrit and Lucas Blalock and was guest-edited by Shane Lavalette. I’m also quite fond of the essay The Acre by Brian Calvert.
We saw a little bit of Chicago despite the massive snowstorm that blanketed the city and dashed our hopes of making it to New York tomorrow. Big thanks to the Violet Hour for the great event and tasty drinks.
We’ve been on the road all week for a series of StudioBooth events to promote the new HBO show, How to Make it in America and were fortunate enough to have a few days off in San Francisco. We caught up with some friends, ate a lot of good food and took an amazing drive through Marin and out to Point Reyes.
Check out the latest GOOD Magazine Picture Show which features images from my work on the Beijing Hutongs.