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Steven Cuffie – Baltimore PortraitsBaltimore Portraits presents two bodies of work taken between 1976 and 1985, privately made by the late artist, Steven Cuffie, who spent his life as a photographer working for the city of Baltimore. Edited by his youngest son, Marcus Cuffie, who also wrote an introduction about his fathers legacy. My siblings and I discovered them after he passed away, when my sister came across a collection of print filled boxes that had been kept in various cabinets

Morgane VanTorre

and is dedicated to the pioneering spirit of Non-Aligned Movement

Designs for more than one are those that take into consideration not just their immediate user or client but the many constituents inevitably impacted by any new object or action

This richly illustrated book appears in conjunction with the Black Mountain exhibition

TOO MUCH is a magazine about romantic geography

The term Slagorg – combining 'slag' and 'organism' – symbolises life emerging at the boundary between nature

“His situation

it served as a pivotal platform for experimental fiction and art through single-artist issues and two anthologies

Where earlier works saw the artist construct still life arrangements from indoor plants and pop-cultural ephemera – VHS cassettes

is a current-day look back at his exuberant oeuvre

In the 1990s he realized the project Piazza Virtuale with Van Gogh TV and a great many interactive cable and satellite television shows with Universcity TV

in their variety and open-endedness

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