Winning yet forever hungry. Justin Richburg, is the ever-so controversial and distinguishably artistic illustrator hailing from “Norf Philly.”
Mask off: How designer Sara Rose got hers the ski mask way
It’s a “badass” and “boujee” operation for Sara Rose, creating facemasks and other fashionable accessories from vintage high fashion pieces.
How Hebru Brantley looks to bring forth the ‘creator in all of us’
Born and raised, Chicago has been home for Hebru Brantley and now he is recreating Nevermore Park in the Pilsen neighborhood for the “creator in all of us.”
Meet the Chicago Trap Artist showing us gangsters have feelings too
For Angel, co-owner of Trap Artist, he is proving through his art brand that no matter how gangster you are, you can still show your emotions.
Desi-Pop artist Maria Qamar is reclaiming art space for women of color
Maria Qamar, better known by her Instagram handle @hatecopy, is a Desi-Pop artist whose art refuses translation and she turns to art as a form of therapy.
The ‘Teeter-Totter Wall’ reminds us why Trump’s actual border wall sucks
The ‘Teeter Totter Wall’ connects both sides of the border and will hopefully become more than just a physical space but a symbol of unity.
How trans creative Julian Miholics uses art to depict LGBT+ identities
Ontario-based artist Julian Miholics uses a sense of vulnerability, rawness, hope, and love in all of his works to express his personal catharsis.
Should we be hype the 2019 Whitney Biennial wasn’t radical enough?
If blatant exploitation of other people’s trauma is considered “radical,” then I am glad that this year’s Whitney Biennial wasn’t.
NYC SALT continues to teach youngins the ins-and-outs of the photo industry
The NYC SALT photography program does what grassroots organizations do best and supports the youngins who need it the most.
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh is the real life Nola Darling from that Spike Lee joint
Meet badass artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh. Based out of Brooklyn, she is the real-life Nola Darling from Spike Lee’s ‘She’s Gotta Have It.’