Fashion

Happy Isles: Time Traveling with Lily Kaizer

Like most of us this year, Lily Kaizer has been wearing a lot of T-shirts and drawstring bottoms, local weather reports dictating the desired lengths. When considering what to wear, and we all share November 09, 2020

Features

Justin Liam O’Brien: A Freed Style

Through the chaos and divide that America has gone through in 2020, from the minor ups and tragic and enduring lows, moments of clarity emerge.

 November 05, 2020

In Session

J. Leigh Garcia: Refining and Adapting at Kent State University

If you don’t regard Ohio as a trendsetter, keep in mind that it’s known as the Swing and Bellwether State, so, as we seek direction, let’s look beyond the Coasts and consider Kent State Univers November 04, 2020

Features

Laura Berger: Body Language

Laura Berger headed to the coasts of Costa Rica for her first great escape, and the shores still tug mightily. She’s a Midwestern gal, born and bred, a firmly centered one at that, but like the sym November 02, 2020

Street Art

Go Out and Vote: Lives Will Depend On It

The warning is sounded every election season, urgency that the upcoming vote is the most important in generations but, this year, hyperbole is an imperative: the 2020 American presidential contest co October 28, 2020

Design

Printing for Power: Jessalyn Aaland’s Class Set

“I was out looking for the comet, and now I’m researching frog cars.” This is a typical text from my friend, Jessalyn Aaland. Enabling art to activate consciousness and propagate positivity, sh October 21, 2020

Features

Marcela Pardo Ariza: Try a Little Tenderness

Absolute joy was palpable as I watched Marcela Pardo Ariza take portraits of the back of folks’ heads for a theatrical composition.

 October 19, 2020

Travel Insider

Love is Larger Than Life in Washington DC: A City Guide from Lisa Marie Thalhammer

“It’s about love. It’s about freedom. It’s about vibrant color representing diversity. It’s about the subtle ways humans interact with public art and how it changes the energetic vibrations  ; October 14, 2020

Features

Marilyn Minter: A Constant Rebel

Isolation, that most disquieting quiet, and perhaps the cruelest of all tortures devised by our penal systems is very unlike the contemplative silence and purposeful focus of solitude. As we all find October 12, 2020

Street Art

Peace, Justice and Strength: A Conversation with PricklySauce

Ready or not, 2020 has slammed the future before us, and it’s time to sink or swim.  Climate change, transparent communications, accessible healthcare, and social justice reform have become sh October 07, 2020

Features

Peter Uka: ABC to XYZ

Coming from a culture where history is interpreted and passed on through an oral tradition, Peter Uka has decided to channel his talent by painting pictures that tell those stories in insightful, aff October 05, 2020

Photography

Lina Iris Viktor: Dark Mark Has Substance

It cannot be reiterated often enough—there is not one singular way to look at a piece of art. Typically, I’ve found that if an artist's intention is to lock you inside a box of their thinking, th  ; September 28, 2020
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