Baby Steps
By: Toni Nagy Toni Nagy hung up her hat as downtown queen -of- the- scene in exchange for a quieter life in the country when she got pregnant. What happens…
The Wrong Ferarri
The Wrong Ferarri, starring, directed and written by Adam Green is an awesome, terrifying, fascinating and witty experience all rolled into one. Definitely a memorable movie. Think Salò, Clueless, and…
Patti Smith
Photos: Rick Kim Over the weekend I had the good fortune of being invited to attend the reception of, 69-76 Photographs of Patti Smith by Judy Linn. It was an…
David ∆ Richardson Interview
I was introduced to David Richardson's photography recently and instantly fell for his images. He has an authentic, emotionally raw, youthful, provocative, dangerous edge to his pictures that got me…
Studio Visit with Dash Shaw
Photos by Quentin Fears Dash Shaw's comics are a consuming world of their own. His wit and exquisite drawing skills will fill your head with some of the best stories…
A Problem With Signage
I have a weird habit: I like noticing awkward/incorrect grammar on signs. "Excessive" quotation marks (e.g. "'Please' use the side door"). Spanglish transcription (e.g. "se benden sebollas"). Poor speling. But…
Scary Hairy Gals.
By: Amy Paschall Women must shave their legs and underarms in order to be attractive. This gender stereotype is deeply embedded in the culture of the United States. By the…
Project Premiere: Cauleen Smith
Remote Viewing The Kitchen New York, NY January 7 – March 5, 2011 2008 Film/Video grantee Cauleen Smith’s Creative Capital project, Remote Viewing, will premiere this week at The Kitchen…
Moment of Clarity; When obsessions grow old, it might just be time to find a new one…
By: Gretchen Darnley I once ended a two-year relationship. He and I didn’t date the entire two years, but that’s how long it took for the on-again/off-again affair to run…
Fiction: Iron Horse
By: Winn Lewis Duncan rolled over and saw where the blood had begun to brown on the sheets, swinging his legs to the edge and reaching for his paint splotched…
Too good to NOT be true; Confessions of a trouble-seeking gal. Suite 1652
Editor’s Note: This is a true story. Names have been changed to protect the author and subject. “Violet” lives and works in L.A. “Liam Romero” is anyone’s guess... It was…
PERMANENT HEARTBREAK: SOMETIMES THE PAIN WON’T GO AWAY.
Subject: Thor, 25, stylist. Tattoo: Duck with numbers; Meaning: I come from a long line of hunters, especially duck hunters. And no, I don’t mean the video game. But sometimes…