The Future of Fashion is AFROPUNK’S Black Fashion Accelerator Program
Story by : Desmond Sam As a black creator the biggest obstacle you can face are resources. We seek opportunities that can help us transform dreams into reality. The crumbling…
WE LOVE ART
PHANTOM AFFAIR
Photographer- Aqua Rose @aquarosephoto Stylist: Tiwa Neo @ tiwa.neo MUA: Grace Lees @ grace_____less Models: Tiwa Neo & Grace Lees @ tiwa.neo @ grace_____less Fashion: Jeffery Campbell, Adidas, Free Lance, VDR, Louis…
UNCOMMON UNION
You have those moments when the creativity well appears to have dried. You feel stuck and stagnant like you need to get something from inside yourself out. The act of…
ON THE TRACES AND VISIONS OF JULIAN CHAMS
Today we have a fantastic interview with Colombian-born and Brooklyn-based artist Julian Chams, who often examines the relationship between humans and nature through his work. Unlike most artists we feature…
DRAKE CARR ON MANIFESTATIONS, HIS OBSESSION WITH PEOPLE, AND WANTING TO COLLABORATE WITH WITH OTHER ARTISTIC FAGGOTS
Drake Carr Gay Bar Painting (Gay Stare), 2021 Acrylic paint on paper pulp and wood panel 96 x 30 x 2.5 inches “My work is best described as an obsession…
EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY
Photos @alanna_35mm Makeup @jessicavergon Hair @sarahdbeauty Stylist @orchidsatellite Models @alienzarereal , @therealashsmith Studio @lollipoprecords Styling - Vintage owned by stylist
TARANTINA
TARANTINA is a debaucherous cabaret experience that brings to life Tarantino's femme fatales via accomplished female martial artists, professional dancers, burlesque starlets, cirque talent, and musical acts. It's a female…
NINA TARR IS TOO HOT TO BE “FUNNY”
Nina Tarr is easily East LA’s Golden Girl and one of my favorite LA comedians I’ve had the privilege of seeing do standup. She’s a total chameleon, weaving…
REMOTE
INSPIRED by late summer sunlight, Remote is an intimate expression of solitude, longing, and painfully strange beauty of a season spent with oneself. Emily McAlister LaCivita: We’ve collaborated on projects…
photo / Steve Zeitzoff
BEYOND THE STREETS: IN CONVERSATION WITH MISTER CARTOON
Los Angeles in the 1980s found itself simultaneously unraveling at the hems of social unrest and flourishing in amorphous creative prosperity. A teen at the time, Mark Machado expended…
photo / Walter Wlodarczyk
CUQUITA THE CUBAN DOLL CHALLENGES THE WHITE ART WORLD ELITE
It is 2018. In front of the 14th street Union Square stop, Yali Romagoza sits in complete stillness. The sign next to her reads: “Hello, my name is Cuquita…
