“My best works are erotic displays of mental confusions (with intrusions of irrelevant information).” Marlene Dumas

The American feminist artist Cindy Sherman is famous for the Untitled Film Stills series (1977-1980) that consist of black-and-white photographs of the artist posing in different stereotypical female roles.

Untitled Film Still #48, 1979

Bold with carefully studied use color and light, illustration meets photography in these beautifully constructed scenes by Popel

The Museum of Modern Art’s press release for William Eggleston’s landmark 1976 solo exhibition.

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Why is this passage so uncomfortably current after 40 years? This was found and preserved back in the late 1960’s by a true genius and advocate of art and literature, Bern Porter.

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Is it destiny? Dreamy, dark with depth, and highlighted by flashes of bright colours of enamels, the London based artist introduces psychadelic visons of hidden forests that remind us of places we love to know. Check it!

Her stunning studies of the light, texture, found objects and the juxtaposition of female and animal forms capture an ultra modern romanticism.

Matthew Porter and his fluid composites of straight landscape and studio photography are joined flawlessly in his computer. Check out his website.