An ER doctor's attempt to un-subdivide the land
Can we reverse history? Can we un-cut American land that has previously been though four hundred years of parcelization and subdivision? Dr. Robert Gorski is trying to start a dialogue around these questions by using a remote island in Lake Superior as an example. Here he discusses why he bought Rabbit Island and what he wants to do with it. ...
05.22.2016|Art/Culture
Alice Waters' revolution in the schoolyard
Alice Waters of Chez Panisse has been on a fierce mission to expand her project, the Edible Schoolyard, into a national movement. ...
08/01/2014|Art/Culture
Celebrating 10 year anniversary of EYEMAZING
EYEMAZING is a a quarterly photography publication founded in 2003 by the Amsterdam based photographer who came to be known as Eyemazing Susan for her way of unearthing fresh talent and having original perspectives on the world of art photography. ...
12.30.2013|Art/Culture
A brooklyn artist puts out Kizu magazine
Alison Kizu-Blair, a Brooklyn based artist, recently put out her own magazine KIZU. With the first issue, printed in black and white, she featured 11 female Brooklyn based painters in her community, asking them a set of questions, and shooting their portraits. ...
12/03/2013|Art/Culture
Mariko Mori's Rebirth
Rebirth, Mariko Mori's recent show at Japan Society, proved that her world has expanded into different spaces, literally and figuratively. ...
11.27.2013|Art/Culture
JUNIPER RIDGE: Re-thinking the Concept of Perfumery
Juniper Ridge, the world's only wild fragrance company, has been providing a solution to us pathetic city dwellers who love nature. ...
11.20.2013|Style/Design
Eulogies for Ryo Murakami
Outside of movie industry insiders, movie goers often overlook the role of the cinematographer even though it is often their magic that makes a big difference in the craft of movie making. ...
11/11/2013|Art/Culture
Q&A with Cheryl Dunn
Back in 2010, South Street Seaport Museum commissioned photographer and filmmaker Cheryl Dunn to make a short film about street photography to celebrate its exhibition about Alfred Stieglitz. ...
10.30.2013|Art/Culture
Q&A with Peter Madsen
The drug dealer has often served as a central figure of inspiration for writers, filmmakers, musicians, but it’s been rare to hear the subject speak on his own behalf. Peter Madsen, ...
10.23.2013|Art/Culture
Essay by Pat Noecker
Pat Noecker, aka RAFT, explores what could come after the interdependancy between music and art ...
10.09.2013|Music
Q&A with Abasi Rosborough
Nothing in their backgrounds would give one the impression that Abdul Abasi and Greg Rosborough, founders of the New York–based clothing label Abasi Rosborough, were destined to become fashion designers. ...
10.01.2013|Style/Design
Juiceboxxx takes you to Milwaukee
I won't lie to you people. I grew up in the suburbs. But as a kid, I spent all of my weekends in Milwaukee either playing shows or going to see them. ...
09.23.2013|Music
A photographer reflects on his former religious life through old photographs
Greg Reynolds used to be a devout Christian who believed that smoking, drinking and having sex before marriage were sinful. Fast forward 40 something years ...
08.25.2013|Art/Culture
Daiki Suzuki on the first show and Made-in-USA
By now you may have heard that Engineered Garments showed its SS14 collection on the runway for the first time ever in July. ...
08.20.2013|Style/Design
A Q&A with Shabd Simon-Alexander
The world Shabd Simon-Alexander fashioned is far afield from those you would associate with the word "Tie Dye." ...
07.26.2013|Style/Design
Q&A with Rinko Kawauchi
Rinko Kawauchi’s most recent body of work culminated in her latest book AMETSUCHI ...
07.02.2013|Art/Culture
Quick Pics, sequence 2
One of the stories we ran in our first iPad edition was titled "Quick Pics" where curator Brandon Joyce asked nine artists ...
06.11.2013|Art/Culture
A Sneak Peak Into Arto Lindsay's Secret Show
I don't remember where I met Arto Lindsay as I almost never remember where I met friends for the first time, ...
05.17.2013|Music
Tyondai Braxton's Rare Video Interview
Tyondai Braxton, a Brooklyn based composer and former Battles frontman, is about to ...
03.19.2013|Music
Michael Hainey's Interview
Michael Hainey is living proof of people being so much more than what they seem to be ...
03.01.2013|Art/Culture
The End of Censorship Releases Explosion of Street Art
LIBYA FREE, two words that captured the spirit of a revolution, one that started two years ago ...
02.17.2013|Art/Culture
Jesse Lent on the Death of a Great Club
The last time I was at Zebulon, it was packed. ...
02.07.2013|Music
Q&A with Oorutaichi
I discovered Oorutaichi when he released MISEN Gymnastics from Bearfunk in 2007.It was this crazy sound that ...
01.24.2013|Music
Phillip Stearns Interview
Phillip Stearns considers his medium to be electricity. His background in engineering and applied physics leads to ...
01.09.2013|Art/Culture
Peter Madsen speaks with directors of "Black Cherokee"
Otis Houston, Jr., is an artist. Nearly every morning, he performs right where the FDR bottlenecks by the Triborough Bridge ...
12.12.2012|Art/Culture
Q&A with NATIVE(X)’s founder
In November, Native American Heritage Month, two controversies surrounding the mainstream's adaptation ...
12.05.2012|Style/Design
House Industries’ Take on Japanese KOKESHI Dolls
Kokeshi are handmade wooden dolls made by artisans in the northern regions of Japan. ...
11.13.2012|Style/Design
Cross Country Tripping in Pre-Election America
Four years ago in 2008, photographer Grace Villamil and writer Yumiko Sakuma left New York for a back-to-back ...
10.13.2012|Art/Culture
Q&A with Guardian Alien's Greg Fox
Lately, we have been hearing a lot about Guardian Alien, a Brooklyn-based free-wheeling music ensemble ...
10.03.2012|Music
Jeffrey Shagawat's Journey Through Cancer
Jeffrey Shagawat is a 37 year old photographer based in New York City. ...
09.25.2012|Art/Culture
A new web-based interview series is launched
Recently, we learned that director Peter Glantz has opened an independent web-based network WCDI ...
09.13.2012|Art/Culture
Photo essay by Alison Kizu-Blair
In the beginning of the summer I was invited by my friend Lee Dares to do an artist collaboration with ...
09.05.2012|Art/Culture
The story of Y’en A Marre
Politics is often a source of inspiration for music ...
08.21.2012|Music
Peter Buchanan-Smith Interview
The story of Best Made Co. was born out of an ax that Peter Buchanan-Smith made as an experiment ...
05.17.2012|Style/Design
James Ramsey Interview
If the idea of a park was expanded upward by the High Line, there is a project underway in New York to ...
07.12.2012|Style/Design
Scene vol.2
"Out beyond the ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I will meet you there. ...
06.04.2012|Music
Lee from Malaysia at Prince Street Cleaners
In the second story of our recurring series of "Playlist," in which we interview people from all walks ...
05.25.2012|Music
Interview with Joel Knoernschild
When I first heard of Creative Growth for Everybody , I wasn't too into the name. ...
05.17.2012|Style/Design
French-Japanese lifestyle brand graces the NoMad Hotel
Typically, a "lifestyle" brand includes a core line of products and carries other items that complement its brand philosphy ...
05.07.2012|Style/Design
Your Idea is Bigger Than Your Media
It has been a full year since Tim Hetherington was killed while covering the front lines in the city of Misrata ...
04.20.2012|Art/Culture
A Couturier’s Tale
Vanity, that most punishable of vices, so often exposes the one thing we most intend for it to conceal: our selves ...
04.20.2012|Style/Design
A Reluctant Activist
Otomo Yoshihide, an experimental music giant from Japan who is probably most well known as the leader ...
04.20.2012|Music
Joseph from Yemen
In our recurring series of “Playlist,” we interview people from all walks of life and find out ...
04.20.2012|Music
Turning Tillett Fabrics into TAR
"taste is personal and like love has infinite variety
our fabrics have taste and we make them ourselves with love ...
04.20.2012|Style/Design
Changing Borders
Jody Sabral is a British-American journalist who has lived in Turkey and worked for various broadcasting outlets ...
04.20.2012|Art/Culture
Artwork by Luke Murphy
Luke Murphy, a New York based artist, uses anxiety as one of the central themes in exploring the fundamentals ...
04.20.2012|Art/Culture
CSC Funk Band
While Brooklyn's DIY scene continues to produce a great deal of psychedelic/noise/punk/electro bands ...
04.20.2012|Music
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