Filmkonst Magazine

Early 1900s in Colour

http://citynoise.org/article/10598

Smash His Camera - Ron Galella

Grayson Castro

http://www.graysoncastro.com/

Khuan

Desktop CREATE: Awards

Deadline July 30th
http://www.createawards.com.au/

The Bond Vehicles + Espionage Museum

The Museum of Bond Vehicles + Espionage will feature the world's largest collection of vehicles used in James Bond movies. As designed by Gensler, a global architecture firm, the museum aspires to open in 2012 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the first Bond movie, Dr. No.

http://bondvehiclemuseum.org/

Iv Orlov

Cleveland icon Harvey Pekar dies

(Cleveland) - Famed Cleveland underground comic book writer Harvey Pekar has died at the age of 70. Cuyahoga County Coroner's spokesman Powell Caesar confirmed the news to WTAM 1100 Monday morning. Pekar was found just before 1:00 am by his wife, Joyce Brabner, in their home in Cleveland Heights. Cleveland Heights Police Capt. Michael Cannon says Pekar had been suffering from prostate cancer, asthma, high blood pressure and depression. The cause of death is not yet known. -wtam.com

Mr Spray - Shepard Fairey

Mad Men Unbuttoned: A Romp Through 1960s America

Natasha Vargas-cooper

Jerry Della Femina

(L-R) Jerry Della Femina, author Jodi Della Femina, John Kim and Judy Licht attend the Jodi Della Femina book release celebration For "By Invitation Only" at Vera Wang Bridal House on June 29, 2009 in New York, New York.

Cops who came to break up a party on Two Mile Hollow Beach in East Hampton were confronted by hundreds of young revelers who chanted "[Bleep] the police!" The party's host, James T. Della Femina, 21, son of advertising legend Jerry Della Femina and broadcaster Judy Licht, lives a few miles away on Drew Lane. He was given summonses for littering, noise and violating terms of a beach party permit issued for 90 guests. The invitation, which appeared on Facebook, promised "fantastic DJ's" and said, "BYOB is still highly recommended (no glass containers)." When police arrived at 1:55 a.m., "There were so many people, they were just trying to disperse them," Chief Jerry Larsen told the East Hampton Star. But Jerry Della Femina said his son -- who had hired security and a cleanup crew -- was ticketed because the deejay refused to turn the music off: "I'm very proud of my son. He's a good kid." -PAGE SIX, NY Post

Herbert Matter

Matter Teaser from Herbert Matter on Vimeo.