Vintage LA in 35mm with John Brian King
Between 1980 and 1984, John Brian King photographed Los Angeles at night- well, two specific parts of Los Angeles. As a teenager, King shot the
Between 1980 and 1984, John Brian King photographed Los Angeles at night- well, two specific parts of Los Angeles. As a teenager, King shot the
I am the worst kind of sci-fi fan: the kind who has watched all of it and read none of it. At some point in
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“How did this get forgotten?” asks Jessica Hopper during a recent Grantland podcast, talking with Rembert Browne about the feature she did on R. Kelly’s sexual assault accusations
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This past summer at the Philadelphia Feminist Zine Fest, I picked up two issues of comix artist Ramsey Beyer’s 15-issue zine, List, after hearing my
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