Out of Frame
Faces of Change
I’m not the hugest fan of Andy Warhol, but I give him credit as an obvious source of inspiration and also that I am a bit bored in my hotel room. But what is my main source of inspiration is the financial, economic and racial winds of change within this country and the global community. [...]
OUT OF FRAME: Black, White, Whatever
It is beautifully shot and edited. It is a high power shot of goodness for some of our adult ADD sufferers(you know who you are and you already forgot what you came for)
Life and Debt (Full-Length Film)
You might of heard of it. You may have seen it but did you know that this film that director Stephanie Black who directed this lushly edited film. She skillfully weaves the text of Jamaica Kincaid’s ” A Small Place” If you don’t live in a large city or you aren’t connected to an artist [...]
Sabelo Narasimhan
Sabelo is a defunct photography student who spends a lot of time in microeconomics classes and playing tennis these days. A queer immigrant of south Asian decent, Sabelo has spent time on both coasts and can’t decide on which is better. So left both and headed abroad on a 4 week trek east. Using layers [...]
One of kind- Little Miss Jocelyn
I discovered Little Miss Jocelyn one night from a good friend of mine. It is the brainchild if Jocelyn Jee Esein. She is the only women of color to have her own sketch comedy show in Britain and really I don’t see her equivalent anywhere else. Correct me if I am wrong. Please.
Faces
by Olive Demetrius. This is a small selection of a larger collection of photos involving people from the film U People. I took these photographs initially because the documentary was an unplanned blessing. We didn’t have stills that really captured the time, place and feeling. We took the time after the fact to bring these [...]
