The Atlantic Wednesday September 4, 2024
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest has released a preview of some of the Highly Commended images in this year’s competition. The highlighted work includes a shot of a deceased deer on a forest floor on an icy winter morning—the first ever photograph taken with a smartphone to be given a Highly Commended honor in the competition, notes CNN. Winners of will be announced on October 8, and 100 photographs from the competition will be showcased in an exhibition at London’s Natural History Museum from October 11. See also: The Atlantic.
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Billboard Wednesday September 4, 2024
Wait, is print making a comeback? The Onion is now coming out in print, and Life magazine is due for a return to print. Now, after more than a decade out of circulation, the music magazine Spin is returning to print as a quarterly, notes Billboard. The revived magazine, which hit newsstand on Aug. 27 with a cover photo of Lainey Wilson, is again being run by Spin founder and editor-in-chief Bob Guccione Jr. “In today’s noisy digital ecosystem, print plays a fun and new role for all readers of all ages,” said Spin CEO Jimmy Hutcheson.
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Wonderful Machine Wednesday September 4, 2024
Who's hungry for pasta? You might be after viewing the images that London-based food and drink photographer Charlie Bard made for Pasta Evangelists, an artisan pasta brand dedicated to bringing the
authenticity and quality of Italian handcrafted pasta to UK kitchens. The brand needed new stills for its website and social media to help represent the offerings of its growing business. "The goal
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artnet Tuesday September 3, 2024
Tennis star Venus Williams has teamed up with the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh to host the institution’s new podcast, “Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape.” The six-episode series is a companion piece to the institution’s exhibition of the same name, which opened in May and is on view through January 2025, notes Artnet. The podcast features 19 artists, including Tomás Saraceno, Justine Kurland, and Cyprien Gaillard.
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