Photographer Gregg Segal followed the men and women who parade outside Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood who dress up, day in and day out, in superhero outfits. His mission? To highlight the contrast of the fantastic and mundane. The results are amusing to say the least.
“They are superheroes because the people believe they are. Once in their homes, it is a mundane life that it’s no wonder they return to the glam of Hollywood,” says Segal.
Orbs in photographs are mysterious and often circular light forms that have sparked curiosity and debate among photographers and enthusiasts […]
While reading “My Favourite Game: Fotografia e Videogioco” [My favourite game. Photography and videogames] by Simone Santilli, a recently published […]
Lana Stalnaya is the author of the series of sophisticated and thoughtful paintings about the body memory. “The ambassador of […]
From the mesmerising act of pulling a rabbit out of a hat to the mind-boggling vanishing acts, illusionists have always […]
Top 5 Painting Exhibitions to see in London this Autumn Fire, figures, East London, Abstract Expressionism and hundreds of artworks. 
Steph Wilson wins the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2024 for Sonam. Steph Wilson’s prize-winning portrait challenges conventional notions of motherhood as part of her ongoing series Ideal Mother.
10 to see at Art Cologne 2024 ART COLOGNE returns for its 57th edition, showcasing a diverse and impressive array of international art.
Liza Jo Eilers talks to Phillip Edward Spradley Liza Jo Eilers is a multimedia artist who looks toward the comforts of the familiar and the excitement of the…
