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Brian Eno…

I had the pleasure of photographing Brian Eno for Tokion.

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May Day in Istanbul…

Cappadocia…

Back from Turkey…


I just returned from a great trip to London (with Apple) and Turkey (on my own dime).

I will be posting a lot of pictures soon from Turkey. Something I didn’t expect, when I was in Istanbul I kept thinking, “this reminds me of Mexico City”. My friend Asli Cavusoglu, who I met in Mexico City but lives in Istanbul has a good blog post on Mexican vs. Turkish pop stars. It can be seen here

Paranoid by Design…


Paranoid by Design
an article in the May 09 issue of Popular Mechanic
by Joe Pappalardo with photographs by Noah Sheldon

I shot the photos for an interesting albeit, horrifying article about a new level 4 bio-safety lab located at Fort Detrick military base.

This lab will do research on the world’s deadliest pathogens like Ebola and Marburg. It looks like a non-descript suburban 3 story office building from the outside, still we were not able to photograph the exterior because of security concerns (it doesn’t even show up on google maps).

These will be the only photographs ever taken of the lab. Once the pathogens are introduced no one but a handful of scientists in space suits will ever enter.

<– Download a pdf of the article here –>

Simian Mobile Disco…

Brian Eno: A Sandbox In Alphaville By Lester Bangs

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I had the privilege of photographing one of my heros – Brian Eno.
For your reading pleasure, a great unpublished interview with Brian Eno by Lester Bangs from 1979.

Brian Eno: A Sandbox In Alphaville
By Lester Bangs

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The other day I was lying on my bed listening to Brian Eno’s Music for Airports. The album consists of a few simple piano or choral figures put on tape loops which then run with variable delays for about ten minutes each, and is the first release on Eno’s own Ambient label. Like a lot of Eno’s “ambient” stuff, the music has a crystalline, sunlight-through-windowpane quality that makes it somewhat mesmerising even as you only half-listen to it. I had been there for a while, half-listening and half-daydreaming, when something odd happened: I starting thinking about something that didn’t exist. I was quite clearly recalling a conversation I’d had with Charles Mingus, the room we were in at the time and the things he’d said to me, except that I had in reality never been there and the conversation had never taken place. I realized immediately that I was dreaming, though I had no memory of falling asleep and had in fact passed over into the dream state as if it were an unrippled extension of conscious reality. So I just lay there for a while, watching myself talk to Mingus while one-handed keyboard bobbins pinged placidly in the background. Suddenly I was jolted out of all of it by the ringing phone. I stumbled in disorientatedly to answer it, and hearing my voice the called asked: “Lester, did I wake you?”

“I’m not sure,” I said, and told her what I’d been listening to. She just laughed; she was an Eno fan too.

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Fence Post Chimes 2009

A sculpture that Maggie Peng and I made for a group show at D’amelio Terras in New York. The Show included Matthew Barney, Jedediah Caesar, Nicole Cherubini, Jessica Diamond, Robert Gober, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Leslie Hewitt, Karen Kilimnik, Louise Lawler, Zoe Leonard, Demetrius Oliver, Steven Parrino, Heather Rowe, Sam Samore, Kiki Smith, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Sara VanDerBeek, Sue Williams, Fred Wilson, and Christopher Wool.

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The Noble Savage and the Little Tramp

The Noble Savage and the Little Tramp
August 6 – 30, 2009
Closing Party August 29 from 4-8pm
Followed by
Kimberly Bartosik performance at 8pm
Open after performances and on Sundays from 11-6 or by appointment

Curated by Hannah Whitaker

Featuring: Nayland Blake, Lucas Blalock, Gil Blank, Caleb Considine, Trisha Donnelly, Michaela Fruhwirth, Jonah Groeneboer, Estelle Hanania, Anya Kielar, Boru O’Brien O’Connell, Arthur Ou, Matthew Porter, Noah Sheldon, Mary Weatherford, James Welling and Mark Wyse. (Continued)