Ray Fong AKA Robert Pimple AKA Barry McGee is a San Franciscan graffiti artist turned artist turned graffiti artist turned artist.
Tramp art, surfing, tagging, bicycles and 'youth gone mad' are combined to give Ray Fong his visual language of anguish, triumph, and fun. Barry has exhibited worldwide at Dietch NYC, Walker Art Centre Minneaopolis, NGV Melbourne and Watari Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo. And many alleyways, fire hydrants, phone booths, back doors and bus shelters throughout many cities.

A sampling of the first known complete photographic Tarot deck created with multiple negatives in 1970 decades before Photoshop. Internationally exhibited photographer and book-artist Bea Nettles (beanettles.com) used herself, her family and friends for models. Her 3 of Swords is the disc icon on Bruce Springsteen's Magic.

A tour in Italy, 2007. During Milan Design Week, The Changes, a multi-faceted dance/art troupe staged an exhibtion of large scale collages in Slam Jam. They also hosted a party, and ate fresh and smoked mozarella. "italiens" is a momento/travel diary of the show, and features Fergadelic(Tonite UK), Skatething(BBC/IceCream JPN), and Shauna & Misha (PAM), in their element- Pizza, Pot and Interplanetary Music!On the Changes horizon, are European shows, at V1, and MU galleries in Copenhagen and Eindhoven, and in November their first Australian show.....any times a good time for The Changes! Cha Cha Cha!!
© 2008 PAMBOOK/Slam Jam

A photographic essay on a recent trend of Southern Californian “body logo’s” and their mark on the local youth by photographer Deanna Templeton, with text by skateboarder and artist Ed Templeton.

Hi-definition collage landscapes by French artist/graphic designer Genevieve Gauckler, made in conjunction with her show at Someday gallery in Melbourne. Coexisting with her cute signature characters, are obsolete electronics, junk foods, pets and famous monuments, in worlds of chaos, color and fun. Genevieve has designed graphics for companies such as Renault, Yves St. Laurent, as well as numerous record covers, videos and character development.

Photographer Joseph Szabo’s document of a Rolling Stones concert in Philadelphia in 1978.Amazing and beautiful photographs of an excited day’s outing.....
Joseph Szabo is an established photographer, he is a recipient of a NEA Visual Artists Fellowship, and his work resides in various permanent collections including the MoMa, and Metropolitan Museum in New York.