Back in 2004, photographer Ryan McGinley shot the then-current US Olympic Swim team. Opening Ceremony has just released the 15 remaining sets of the limited run of 500 post card sets from their archives. The series was originally taken for a special edition of The New York Times Magazine and features famed swimmers Diana Munz, Jenny Thompson, Ian Crocker, Aaron Peirsol and 2008’s golden boy Michael Phelps. Each box contains a set of 16 prints. They are available now only at Opening Ceremony, and won’t be around for long.

Alison Jacques Gallery based in London, UK has just announced Ryan McGinley’s first solo show in the United Kingdom. The highly anticipated show will feature 24 different works by McGinley that have never been seen by the public. McGinley’s photos for this gallery have been themed according to his travels during the past year. With him and his friends exploring caves and other unoccupied territory, McGinley focused his lens to capture these very abstract settings. “The title of the show “Moonmilk” alludes to the crystalline deposits found on the walls of many caves; it was once believed that this substance was formed by light from celestial bodies passing through rock into darkened worlds below.” The show is scheduled to open on September 10th at 6 PM and a book containing all the works published by Morel books will be released to coincide with the opening.

Vice Magazine and Ryan McGinley have teamed up again to showcase McGinley’s latest photographic collection entitled “Moonage Daydream.” McGinley’s abstract approach to these set of photos create a contrast of drastic colors that are used throughout the photo set. Each photo has a very contemporary feel to it and set a calm and soothing mood. Read the rest of the post for more inspiration.

The new “Go Forth” Levi’s campaign banks on the American public’s reestablished sense of pride. The ads, created by Wieden + Kennedy and shot by Ryan McGinley, put the jeans in the great American landscape and symbolize a part of the heritage and history of our country. With slogans like “This country was not built by men in suits,” coupled with images of people in vast open fields and oceans, Levi’s reconnects the viewer with a sense of freedom and the limitless potential of the human spirit.