#new contemporary photography

[upthespiralstaircase]

DREAMED ABOUT THIS PLACE WITHOUT KNOWING ITS NAME by Fritsch Via Flickr: For the first time he wished he were far away, lost in a deep, vast country where nobody knew him. Somewhere without language or streets. And he dreamed about this place without knowing its name (RyCooder) see the original photograph on www.hobokollektiv.net © Hardenbergstr., Berlin, 2016, Florian Fritsch

[lohennessey]

Maine

[dvrknessabides]

The Rio Grande River, Abq NM 2021

[miamaimania]

Unveiling the Next Chapter: A Symphony of Contemporary Art and Architecture in New Yonder Journal

[disease]

PETER HUJAR | NEWARK, 1985

"RUINED BED" "RUINED ARMCHAIR" "RUINED ARMCHAIR (WITH RECORD)" "RUINED RADIO"

[arc-hus]

Terraced Housing, Winterthur, Switzerland - Peter Kunz

[elixir]

OPTICHROMIE for Jersey City, New Jersey. Mural by felipepantone — 2024 70×20 meters/1400m2-1500m2 sq ft.

[aeolianblues]

There's an art series called Froid'Art in Kingston, Canada that is basically an outdoor exhibition of acrylic paintings frozen directly into ice. The exhibition is on from 'now until the snow melts'. And there's something so ephemeral and fleeting and in the moment about art that has this variable deadline on it: when the air warms up and your knees aren't knocking in the cold, will you be happy to feel a warm breeze or sad to watch a beautiful painting melt?

Anyway, it sounds like a great idea, I'm going to show you a few pictures from their websites and socials.

The idea of the exhibition was to give people 'a reason to go outside for a walk' and to embrace winter. They etched with markers and acrylic paints onto transparent plastic mylar sheets, imagined everything from warm, summery scenes to Canada's most beloved band (and Kingston locals) The Tragically Hip, and froze them into 300 lb blocks of clear ice.

"There is a depth and beauty to the finished work that we could not have envisioned. There, suspended, embedded, enshrined within this perfect ice, was our work. A frame of embracing cold that somehow could make you feel warm. The work took on new dimensions. It gained a holographic quality, it gleamed!", writes one of the artists, Lori Kallay.

Taken from the Kingston tourism page and Martello Alley, the art gallery facilitating this.

[cybergus]

Chinese New Year at Little Chinatown (Mexico City 2025), by Abelardo Ojeda.

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[sir20]

Happy New Year by sir20

[granstromjulius]

Richard Kern

[6v-theblog]

Li Guanqun

[lohennessey]

New England Fall

[dvrknessabides]

I think they filmed Breaking Bad here?

Shot in Abq, NM 2018

[miamaimania]

"Just Room Enough" - Aerial view of a solitary cabin nestled on a minuscule island, embraced by the vast blue waters of the Thousand Islands.

[disease]

"CUPBOARD" (NEWARK) PETER HUJAR | NJ, 1986 [gelatin silver print | 14 1/2 x 14 1/2"]