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The Villain Never Dies: Jason Jägel Honors MF Doom

When MF Doom released Operation: Doomsday in 1999 (and the split EP with MF Grimm on Brick Records), the record’s complex significance blew my mind. It demanded my scrutiny. I came to think of the March 02, 2021

Features

Spring 2021 Cover Story: Yusuke Hanai and a Most Happy Balance

Yasuki Hanai’s surfers, tipsy revelers and peaceful family of protestors, are neither victor nor victim. The surfer is one with the wave, the drinkers are propped up by gravity and each other, March 01, 2021

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Preview: Spring 2021 with Yusuke Hanai, Amoako Boafo, Ania Hobson, Hernan Bas, Ryan Travis Christian and more

"Shots of the scotch from out of square shot glasses // And he won't stop 'til he got the masses // And show 'em what they know not through flows of hot molasses.." —MF Doom, "All Caps," Madvi February 24, 2021

Installation

KAWS: WHAT PARTY @ Brooklyn Museum, New York

Synonymous as he is with Brooklyn, there is indeed something special about a hometown show for KAWS. The Jersey City-born artist has long called the borough home, and as a mentor to a group of fantas February 12, 2021

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"A Sieben On Life Six-Pack": Scott Hobbs Bourne Proposes, An Act Of Imagination

Scott Bourne has worn a myriad of hats in his lifetime: professional skateboarder, magazine columnist, skate company owner, writer, poet, model—and he can now add author of children’s books to th February 08, 2021

Features

Maria Qamar: The Essence of Hatecopy

While most of the world has been scrambling to figure out how to take their work digital, Maria Qamar (AKA Hatecopy) has been riding that wave since she first began making art for public consumption February 01, 2021

In Session

Ervin A. Johnson’s #InHonor Project

Before completing his second bachelor’s degree in photography and an MFA at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Ervin A. Johnson graduated from the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign with January 27, 2021

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Bianca Nemelc: Soul of the Earth

Four coconuts bobbing in the glow of a golden round orb, tickled by a frame of large green agave plants.

 January 25, 2021

Travel Insider

Lowe Mill Arts: An Art Pilgrimage in Huntsville, Alabama

Back in sepia-toned times, it began as a textile mill and was later a shoe factory. Since 2001, this cavernous brick building has been home to a tech town’s arts/culture heartbeat. Nineteen years l January 20, 2021

Fashion

Aurora James and Brother Vellies: Primed for the Pledge

Maybe she was born for the role, but the founder of Brother Vellies and the 15 Percent Pledge is named Aurora, the mythical goddess who traveled from east to west announcing the dawn. As a young desi January 18, 2021

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Ana Leovy: Confetti in Cancún

Ana Leovy’s glass is half full, effervescent with bubbles, ready to toast the day and share the good news. Maybe on a solo stroll, maybe with friends and neighbors, the message is clear in her ripe January 13, 2021

Features

Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe: You’re in America

Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe wants you to feel seen. And I mean that sincerely. It is at the heart of what he does. In every brushstroke, every flower, every mouth covered and eyeball exposed. He is method January 11, 2021
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