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…
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…
Tschabalala Self talks to LADYGUNN about her path to becoming one of America's most renowned modern artist, why black women are her muse and what she hopes to achieve with work.
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Razieme Iborra's film Dirty Blonde opens with 16-year-old prostitute Shaye Rankin finishing up with a client. She seems young and vulnerable but with sensibilities of someone who has had to…
CROWDPLEASER examines the role of image, gender, and representation for women and nonbinary artists in the music industry through a series of artist profiles and photos that feature the artist at their most comfortable and powerful in environments and roles that have historically served men and the male gaze.
In our series Close Collaborations, Natalie and the LA-based musicians Smoke Season have a conversation about working together on their latest video "Up On Me"
Bay Area artist Nicole Wargon's goal is to push social change through female-oriented design. Nicole puts the woman at the forefront of her work with years of inspiring friendships acting as her muse.
Multi-faceted goddess of music, singer/writer/producer Madge offers up how songwriting was used as a tangible, therapeutic exercise for understanding her trauma.
Penelope Gazin made headlines last year for inventing a male co-founder to avoid sexist work emails, but she’s done way more than that.
LADYGUNN chats with young star in the making, Ruby Karp about her debut novel Earth Hates Me, musings on growing up on the internet and New York's elite comedy scene and her no holds barred way to navigating life.
Panteha Abareshi is a young artist with many identities. One such identity is a person suffering from mental illness, which she represents through her art.
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