Lewis Mitchell Neeff is a multidisciplinary artist, animist, and magician working out of Colorado. He was born and raised a cowboy in a ghost town in Wyoming. He has been commissioned by Museums and worked with some of the most well known

Sharing a special moment with a stranger can be a profound experience. There’s something freeing about the unexpectedness of it — a feeling that you operated beyond the bounds of polite social interactions. In those gray areas between friendliness and

Neeff launched an ambitious $10,000 IndieGoGo campaign for Temple Tantrum late last week, with enticing pre-sale tickets for the event on September 1 and 2 offered as perks for making a donation, as well as posters, mixtapes, postcards and after-party access. But

Denver photographer Lewis Mitchell Neeff wants to change the way you look at portraits. He's done so by diving deeper into the lives of his subjects. Take Tonia Crosby, an Evergreen, Colorado resident who's overcome two bouts with cancer. Her battle

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Photographer, sculptor and writer Lewis Neeff isn’t just interested in people as photographic subjects; rather, he reaches out to people, inviting them to participate in the process of telling a complete story, all in living color. Today, Neeff is borrowing

“Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo, is the longest sentence you can create using only endangered species.”  That’s Lewis Mitchell Neeff’s latest Twitter posting.  It’s an experiment he calls the Adrenal Fatigue Project, a satire on the pointless blurbs of misinformation