Bodies of Subversion traces origin of women’s tattoos in The Atlantic
Un-tattooed author Margot Mifflin identifies social trends and ideas through the progression of tattoo culture
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Publishers Weekly reviews Seven American Deaths and Disasters
Collage of media broadcasts rendered in text challenges both individual and collective memories.
Interview wowed by Scene
German magazine covets Jeannette Montgomery Barron’s series of celebrity portraits from 80s NYC
Paris Review blog interviews author of Seven American Deaths and Disasters
Kenneth Goldsmith talks about “unique subjectivity,” and other tragedies that didn’t make the cut.
NPR Morning Edition gets some Advanced Style
Author and photographer Ari Seth Cohen talks about why he is inspired by these daring fashionistas
Whitewash is white hot on NOWNESS
Cope renders LA’s best angles in beautiful black-and-white photos.
The Wall Street Journal applauds Seven American Deaths and Disasters author/Poet Laureate
MoMA Poet Laureate Kenneth Goldsmith unleashes provocative literary aesthetic in new book.
Harper’s Bazaar throws the spotlight on Scene
Montgomery Barron’s stripped down celebrity portraits give an alternate look at 80s legends
Brooklyn Magazine finds unexpected beauty in Laundromat
Icelanders capture the fading aesthetic of these well-known New York City institutions
TimeOut New York takes a look at Laundromat
Book captures the colorful and iconic NYC storefronts before they disappear
Good Housekeeping UK inspired by If You Knew Me You Would Care
Salbi talks about meeting women living in war-torn countries, who wear make up under any circumstance.
Flying Henry returns to TIME
After photos of Flying Henry go viral, Hulin returns to LightBox with an upcoming book.
The Telegraph features If You Knew Me You Would Care
Collection of portraits and essays shed light on the female perspective of war.
Habitually Chic featured in German Myself magazine
Magazine includes photos from Miranda Brooks, Jenna Lyons work space.
If You Knew Me You Would Care in LA Magazine
Book is a noteworthy read in magazine’s March issue.
If You Knew Me You Would Care is a “To-Do” in Marie Claire
Angelina Jolie, Meryl Streep and more inspired by photos and stories of female survivors.
WATCH: Official Trailer for Finding Vivian Maier
Photos destined for the trash heap now line gallery exhibitions, a forthcoming book, and this documentary film.
American Photo captures Flying Henry
Photographer Hulin finds inspiration for fantasy children’s book in her young son.
If You Knew Me You Would Care featured on Huffington Post
Book tells the stories of women who have endured living in conflict-zones
Fast Company sees a lesson in plagiarism in Seven American Deaths and Disasters
MoMA’s first-ever poet laureate finds voice in employing curatorial over creative faculties.
Le Journal de la Photographie on Scene
Portraits capture the gaze of many world renown celebrities during ’80s NYC
The New York Times notes scholarly merit of Bodies of Subversion
With tattoos’ increased presence in pop culture, Mifflin’s work has become fodder for collectors.
Flavorwire examines the progression of Bodies of Subversion
From Kat Von D to Lena Dunham, women in tattoo culture have gained more recognition in the last 10 years
Seven American Deaths and Disasters is Top 10 in Publishers Weekly
The high priest of Non-Creative writing turns old radio transmissions into new-age prose poetry