The Late Fauna of Early North AmericaScott Musgrove unearths previously undiscovered animals through a dedicated and scientifically un approved practice of zoological impressionism. A lonestar in the field, he ventures where the graymaned, khaki clad, anthropologists with ivory walking sticks have not tunneling beneath freeways and ditch combing along the rough borders of American mini malls, in search of undiscovered and, up to this point, at least, extinct animals. The Late Fauna of

elaborating

Illustrated by Florence Cestac who's quite good at nailing these minute humiliations

From good ol' 1990

Michael Knapp

In this chunky brick of a book are voluptuous Bodē Broads

A new sequence of 41 polaroids by Mike Slack (OK OK OK)

needs money

Diane Arbus

also in Philadelphia

the world's -- most interesting street artists are stepping out of the shadows: Akay and Peter

The end of Tiresias' story

"The chromatic chaos disseminated by Robt