Kimberly Maroon is a photographer based out of Boston working in and around the city as well as New York City and her previous home in central New Jersey.
For the past 8 years, the focus of Kim's work has been event, commercial, and editorial photography. She has recently started working in portraiture and documentary type projects, design, sound, and short films. Maroon is fascinated by how people communicate and create--whether it's with art or music--and the tools and technology they choose to use.
Kimberly is also pursuing her MFA in Dynamic Media at Massachusetts College of Art & Design.
Fun DIY project by Renee Louise Anderson. Glow Jars!
What you need:1) Mason Jars
2) Glow Stick or Glow Paint
3) Creativity
4) Camera
Make Glow Jars for Photos, Lighting or Fun
Submitted by Ilovetolovelove
Photographer Terry Richardson recently posted on his Tumblr these photos he shot of the Beastie Boys on Greenwhich Street — a lovely tribute to MCA who passed away last week.
Final image: Patrick, Toon Color. I really like in bw, but they prefer in color. Here’s the final iterations of warm and cool.
Which looks best to you?
The show opening was great. Thanks to everyone who attended. If you weren’t able to make it, the gallery will be open from 5:30-9 every night from today (the 14th) through the 19th.
And don’t forget: come back on the 20th at 6pm for another party: free Toscaninis ice cream!
I spent time this afternoon photographing Patrick, a performance artist who came up with a concept called Tune Color, a way to paint portraits using music. My first official session doing photo work in Boston and I had a blast and learned a lot both about Patrick (who is also in my Projects in Sound class) and Tune Color. I discovered that while Patrick paints with music, I paint with light.
These are rough cuts of some of my favorite images from the session.
ps- do you ever show your teeth? haha!
Tonight may have topped the epically hilarious Easter Eve in Wilmington, DE.
Highlights included: a wild ride on the 70 Bus, seeing some amazing work at the National Poster Retrospecticus at Lincoln Arts Project, navigating Waltham from the edge of a freakout, an anime fan mob, the Easter bunny at Park St, getting cat-called for my nice rear, and the grand finale…a James Blunt serenade from 2 topless drunk guys on a balcony on Commonwealth Ave.
Every year on Easter Eve, I recall The Barn Door in Wilmington, DE, 2003. White russians, walking through the band to use the bathroom, and being one of the only hooligans on the street at 12am. Sadaharu played to a small crowd that night. In an attempt to rev up the crowd, Jeff throws judgement to the wind and says ‘come on! Jesus died so you could get sexy!’ At least 5 people walked out of the bar. The classic line was immortalized on the switch plate in the men’s bathroom.
My memory of Easter is this image burned in my brain along with stuffing my face with my favorite Easter pies, macaroni pie and wheat pie.
Hope everyone has a fantastic holiday!
Learned how to screenprint w. Fish and DMI! #massart #dmi @freshmedia2012 (Taken with instagram)
The Dynamic Media Institute presents Fresh Media 2012, a week long exhibition featuring the latest work from the graduate students at DMI. Bringing their semester showcase off campus for the first time, this highly interactive event will take place in the heart of Boston’s West End…
saw this patch waiting for the 66 tonite. ultra cheesy…literally. c’mon who doesn’t like pizza?!
A Far Cry (string orchestra). Slow Six. This Will Destroy You. Royale, Boston. 02.08.12. (complete with some deja vu and brain lightning). Great lighting really makes all the difference.
I just discovered the best place to think and create and reflect and ultimately concentrate.
The T.
Trying not to get into trouble at MOMA in New York City last week. I didn’t realize she noticed me with the camera attached to my face.
John Hughes + baristas…..
I’ve been watching lot of John Hughes movies this past week. All of his films are huge favorites of mine and I always find something interesting at each watch. For example, how the camera zooms in and crops in close in the classroom scenes of Ferris Bueller. I feel like that style bled into my photo of Anthony making my soy cider latte at Espresso Royale.