Patrick Hoelck didn’t begin his career as a photographer. In fact, he refers to his primary occupation of the past six-and-a-half years as a “grateful accident.” Hoelck began his career in New York City as a youngster working in the music video world during what he calls the “rap era.” His current work is a marriage of the influences he has taken in throughout his life.
Mark Acetelliby: R D+ Dec 21, 2006 at 12:06pmAcetelli calls his work "soul painting," and paints mainly in contrasts and organic tones. "I believe I find more expression in a darker palette as far as my emotions are concerned and what I am representing -- my guts and my feelings on canvas." He is affected by the work of Robert Rauschenberg and Basquiat, and incorporates textures into his paintings.
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Eolo Perfidoby: Jonathan Shipley+ Sep 12, 2006 at 3:22pmPerfido wasn’t born with the gift of photography. His talent bloomed later in life after a series of odd jobs, such as waiter and computer programmer, in a variety of locations, including London, Dublin, San Francisco and Las Vegas. At age 28, having always enjoyed beautiful images, something literally clicked.
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Charlie Carroll at the Kodak Plaza
by: Blake Livingston+ Nov 28, 2006 at 11:00pm
Ventian Design, Kodak Plaza in Hollywood, California (November - December 5, 2006)
Charlie Carroll has the amazing ability to turn even the simplest of doodles into incredible works of art. But, don’t be mistaken, nothing he creates is simple.
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