Virgil Abloh’s Final Project Debuted at the Sundance Film Festival
Before his passing, Abloh produced a documentary about the life and career of US Olympian Sha’Carri Richardson. In November of 2021, Virgil Abloh left the
Valentino Supports Young and Upcoming Artists Through Instagram
In a collaboration with Camera Della Moda, Italian fashion house Valentino will use its Instagram to host concepts and designs from new Italian up-and-coming designers
THOM BROWNE AND HIS ADULT TOY SHOP – MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FALL RTW 2022
This season, highly influential designer Thom Browne offers his personal answers to the existential questions facing American fashion. His latest Fall collection shifts into a new
Chloë Sevigny Takes Over Marc Jacobs’ NY Headquarters
Chloë Sevigny stages a Marc Jacobs New York HQ office takeover for the recent Marc Jacobs Resort 2021 campaign. The prolific relationship between the cult actress
New York Fashion Week AW21 Film: FIB’s Verdict
For the second time amid the pandemic, a mostly virtual fashion show replaced the lively runways of NY’s fall fashion event. Story By Holly-Beth Quinn Edited
Rare Yayoi Kusama Artworks in NY Auction
A rare collection of artworks by truly iconic Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama are about to go on sale at Bonhams auction house in New York.
NYC Community Stands Strong in Support of Asian Americans
Grandmothers, friends, mothers, wives. Described by loved ones as fighters, and their rock. Mass shootings in the Atlanta area claimed their futures. Rather than retaliating
The Rise Of Plus Size – Paloma Elsesser – Top Models 2021
Fashion is known to be a brutal space for mere mortals. In an industry that is highly judgemental, unapologetically superficial, and given to ageism, racism
Yayoi Kusama’s Botanical Garden Show is Finally Set to Open
Your favourite idiosyncratic installation artist is back! Yayoi Kusama’s delayed NYBG show, Cosmic Nature, is set to open this April. In 2019 it was announced
Meet The Korean Artist Exploring Your Strangest Desires
GaHee Park started painting as a way to express a revolt from the conservative society she was raised in, at lot of the work she
A New York Park Has Been Named After Marsha P. Johnson
Brooklyn’s East River Park is renamed after the LGBTQ+ icon, Marsha P. Johnson, following what would have been her 75th birthday. Marsha P. Johnson is
Richard Kern and The Cinema Of Transgression
In the mid 1980’s, an underground film movement in New York aimed to transgress tradition through shock value and violence, led in part by a
Harvey Weinstein Gears Up For A Hollywood Comeback
If you don’t know Harvey Weinstein, he’s a monster. The very monster who ignited the #MeToo movement and became the posterchild for disgraced movie directors
Rites of Passage: Documenting The Spectrum of Gender Expression
Photographer Mariette Pathy Allen is sharing 40 years worth of her intimate photographs exploring the spectrum of gender expression in her New York exhibition, Rites
