Misc. goodness

A few intersting links:

Edward Winkleman's new blog has shot out of the gate with blazing speed. Today he's posted some great pics from Kim Keever, (seen previously on Gallery Hopper) and some thoughts about whether seeing behind the Wizard's curtain lessens the impact of the Wizard's magic.

Gizmodo's interviewed Jonathon Keats about his plans to make a 100-year-long exposure of a San Fran hotel room. Interesting idea, in a similar vein to the long-exposure shots of the MoMA rennovation done by Michael Wesely. Wesely's images were only 4 years long and had something like a 50% success rate, so I'm afraid Keat's project really falls in the category of conceptual art - not real photography.

The third issue of SeeSaw has arrived. Interview with Stephen Shore, a project called "Insecurity" by Christoper Stewart which is meta-commentary on being watched, and some rather eerie landscapes by Edgar Martins.