erica mcdonald – the dark light of this nothing
THIS ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT Erica McDonald – The Dark Light of this Nothing Janet: Hi Erica..(kiss) EM: Hi, Where’s Adele? Janet: Adele’s inside..Erica, this is my family, that’s uh..Donny, my sister in law, Sharon, Angie…David and that’s my brother John.. EM: You’ve got a good memory. Janet: I’ve got a good memory, I have 38 nieces and nephews, I have to..this is jus

aaron joel santos – orphans of agent orange
This SlideShowPro photo gallery requires the Flash Player plugin and a web browser with JavaScript enabled. Hover over the image for navigation and full screen controls Aaron Joel Santos Orphans of Agent Orange play this essay The Vietnam Friendship Village is an Agent Orange orphanage and care center founded in 1998 by George Mizo, an American veteran of the Vietnam-American War. It houses 120 children in six homes spread across the small, intimate complex. Located just outside of Hanoi, it is a place of both enduring hope and profoun

thomas bregulla – everyday
This SlideShowPro photo gallery requires the Flash Player plugin and a web browser with JavaScript enabled. Hover over the image for navigation and full screen controls Thomas Bregulla Everyday play this essay There are those everyday repetitive tasks… So small, so little, we don’t even think while doing them. We do them – every day. But without them, something would be missing in that day. Somehow, that makes these little everyday tasks important. By telling this little story about my everyday life, I wanted to make t

cutouts??
Bobby Davidson (www.untitledproof.com) likes cutouts….representations…..it is not too hard to figure out what this Parson’s School of Design student is trying to say with the above created cardboard cutouts image….it pretty much says it all in our current landscape of everyone taking pictures of everything….does this symboliz

michael loyd young – blues, booze and bbq
This SlideShowPro photo gallery requires the Flash Player plugin and a web browser with JavaScript enabled. Hover over the image for navigation and full screen controls Michael Loyd Young Blues, Booze and BBQ play this essay “The Mississippi River Delta is flat country.  Not a hill in sight.  It is often way too cold or way to hot.  Yet there is a subtle beauty to it.  Large plantation owners used to rule this delta country and I imagine what it may have been like 100 years ago.  I can almost smell the history from the