Showing posts with label self-portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self-portraits. Show all posts

August 15, 2010

June 24, 2010

Towelie!





















(press release)
BUTT magazine has collaborated with American Apparel to create five special limited edition Summer beach towels in Butt’s trademark style.

Each black and pink towel features a different life size guy, three of whom have been featured in past issues of the magazine. Models include artist Brian Kenny (cover star of BUTT #14), fashion design student Juan Jose Quiceno (cover star of BUTT #25), adult film star Arpad Miklos (featured in BUTT #24)—and introducing composer and lyricist Ernie Lijoi, and photographer Devin Elijah.

Each model was photographed by long time BUTT contributor Marcelo Krasilcic.

The 100% cotton oversized towels (31” x 64”) retail for $45 and
are available exclusively through American Apparel. The towels can be purchased on line as well as the following select stores worldwide:

New York (Soho, Chelsea, The Village)
Los Angeles (Little Tokyo)
Portland
San Diego
Seattle
San Francisco
Austin
Montreal
Toronto (Queen Street, Young Street)
Vancouver
London
Berlin (Münz Street, Bayreuther Strasse)
Paris (Beaurepaire, Marais, Vieille du Temple)
Cologne
Florence
Milan
Barcelona
Vienna

A portion of sales from each towel will be donated to the Ali Forney Center, a NYC organization providing housing and services to homeless LGBTQ youth.

www.aliforneycenter.org
www.buttmagazine.com
www.americanapparel.com


June 6, 2010

Registered with the Golden Triangle





I had a premonition that it will disappear, sink like Atlantis. And I really wanted something to leave behind. In the 30th thinking and understanding that they are my ancestors, this is my land and I am responsible to the ancestors... My grand plan spent seven years in the camps and when it was rehabilitated, I was given a camera "Change” in, three or four paradigms. Impression - bruises, food, the lack of plans for the future. And it becomes a world trend. Globalization is no longer giving a sense of so-called scientific photography and was this is the most non-American photograph in still-life. The first in Phoenicia to began to withdraw advertising nullified. I do not know why. That is, I have a few pictures made by Western standards. In my opinion, not in focus, different border emotional states determine aesthetics. The third ironic situation in the world.



August 2, 2009

Night Creature Feature

new self-portraits