Last Exit Magazine
Archive
May 2008
Taken Flight
Falcons whose migration patterns once crossed continents now travel by airplane. And like everyone else in the security line, they must present their passports.
[published: May 14, 2008]
Feed
A 16mm portrait exploring how caring for others, specifically animals, might help one get through the difficulties of life.
[published: May 13, 2008]
Remains of the Day
Artisans of a kind of realized life-after-death, taxidermists are perpetually at work on an elegy: for the animal, for the natural world, and for a craft threatened by economic instability. Photos by Kramer O’Neill.
[published: May 13, 2008]
Dogs in Bed
In most of the world, dogs are considered filthy animals who aren’t allowed in the house. Yet sharing your bed with your canine is a common, if rarely reported, phenomenon in the United States — despite the havoc it can wreak on your sleeping patterns and sex life. With photos by Keelin Daly.
[published: May 13, 2008]
The Case of the Painted Turtles
How some red-eared sliders made it from the swamps of the deep South to the middle of the biggest park in the densest city in America.
[published: May 13, 2008]
April 2008
Guilty Acts
We stopped by the Black & White Gallery in New York to check out the opening reception for artist Tamara Kostianovsky’s solo debut, Actus Reus.
[published: April 20, 2008]
- #1 Rock 'n Real Estate
- #2 Farm/Land
- #3 Showbiz
- #4 Violence & Conflict
- #5 Islands
- #6 Animals
- #7 The Subterraneans
- #8 After the Deluge
- #9 Boredom
- #10 Fear and Loathing
- #11 Medicine
- #12 Obsession
- #13 Migration
- #14 Revolution
- #15 Hidden In Plain Sight
- #16 Independence
- #17 Exploration
- #18 Education
- #19 Walls and Borders