by Asia Leonardi “I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked, dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking for an angry fix, [… ] with dreams, with drugs, with waking nightmares, alcohol and cock and endless balls, [… ] who drove cross-country seventy-two hours to find out … Continue reading “The Beats – Driving Cross Country in Search of Eternity”
Category: Travel
Museum of Old and New Art
by Fraser Hibbitt Photos from MONA, Carl Kruse and Blooloop In 2006 the Moorilla Museum of Antiquities closed for a huge revamping and after the input of $75 million and five years of construction the Museum of Old and New Art emerged (MONA). Located in Holbart, Tasmania, the museum has since conversed with the world … Continue reading “Museum of Old and New Art”
Steve McCurry: Vulnerability Made Immortal
By Asia Leonardi Member of the Magnum, Steve McCurry graduated in 1974 in Cinematography and Theater from the University of Pennsylvania. He began work as a freelance photographer in the late 1970s, dispatching reports from India and Afghanistan, the countries with which his work is most identified. The turning point in his career happened in … Continue reading “Steve McCurry: Vulnerability Made Immortal”
Carl Kruse – The Boros Bunker
The Boros Bunker in BerlinBy Carl Kruse What to do with an abandoned, six-story tall World War II bunker in Berlin? If you’re Christian Boros, build a 10,000 square-foot penthouse atop, fill lower levels with eclectic post-1990 art and open to the public. Side view of the Boros Bunker with war damage. Photo: Carl Kruse … Continue reading “Carl Kruse – The Boros Bunker”