
A simple and powerful work by Kim Beck and Osman Khan.

A simple and powerful work by Kim Beck and Osman Khan.
I’m all for colorful, non-traditional advertising.
From the New York Times: “The discount retail chain Daffys staged such live performances over the weekend at the Ziegfeld Theater in Midtown Manhattan before screenings of the new film Amelia. In a campaign by Johannes Leonardo in New York, part of WPP, dancers acted out how shoppers try on clothes in what was called Fitting Dance.”
I have been lucky enough to see what a good relationship, and marriage, looks like. My parents are ridiculously cute. They are two separate people who love each other whole-heartedly and unconditionally, support each other, and make a great team. I think the law should recognize the strength and beauty of relationships like theirs, and the willingness of two people to commit to each other, without regard to gender or sexual orientation.

This just breaks my heart.
Chris Jordan is the photographer. He has some serious social commentary in his work.


“…thousands of Barbie dolls—representing the number of breast augmentations performed each year—combine to depict a woman’s torso.”
Look at his stuff. Buy his books.