Joseph Keckler is a singer, writer, and multifaceted creator. Keckler has performed everywhere from dive bars and DIY venues to NPR Tiny Desk, Centre Pompidou, and Lincoln Center. His story and essay collection Dragon at the […]
Painter Alina Grasmann discusses her new solo show House of the Spirits, which depicts the Neutra House, designed & built in Los Angeles in 1932 by Austrian-American architect Richard Neutra, combined with imagery from her […]
Multidisciplinary artist Autumn Breon talks about Everyday Oracle, a deck of poetic, subversive cards that respond to real-life microaggressions, unsolicited comments, and casual erasures that Black women and femmes often encounter […]
Musician, educator, activist, and organizer Amirtha Kidambi discusses her newly launched podcast, “Outernational,” the new album with her ensemble Elder Ones, New Monuments Live in Vilnius, & upcoming performances with Elder Ones and her guest […]
Author Stephen O’Connor discusses his forthcoming novel, We Want So Much to Be Ourselves, a story set in 1920s & 30s Germany, exploring Freudian psychoanalysis & featuring a historical background with clear parallels to the […]
Logan Royce Beitmen interviews Norwegian artist Simon Daniel Tegnander Wenzel, who works with scent, performance, video, sound, & installation […]
New York Times bestselling novelist Anna North talks in-depth with Nirica Srinivasan about her new book, Bog Queen […]
Catherine Tharin in conversation with José Limón Dance Company Artistic Director Dante Puleio […]
Brooklyn-based filmmaker Peter Pavlakis discusses his debut feature, APOSTASY BLUES […]
Ftaim and Family, Jordan, 2024 Photographer Nick Brandt presents The Day May Break, an ongoing project exploring the human and environmental toll of climate change around the world, in multiple new exhibitions around Europe […]
Vangeline – photo by Matthew Placek Vangeline is a New York–based teacher, choreographer, and dancer specializing in Japanese Butoh. As the artistic director of the Vangeline Theater/New York Butoh Institute, a leader in the […]
Author and journalist Charlie Wells discusses his new book, What Happened to Millennials: In Defense of a Generation, which reexamines Millennial stereotypes and explores how the generation has been disrupted by war, recession, the pandemic, […]
Photo by Missy Malouff Austyn Wohlers was born in Atlanta in 1996. Her first novel, Hothouse Bloom, was called “the rare kind of debut that resets the bar for the field at large” by […]
Artist Dan Alvarado talks about his new solo show, PANDORA’S SWIPE, a satirical take on the temptation, overstimulation, and hypersexualization of our online dating app dystopia […]
Pulitzer Prize–winning culture critic Robin Givhan discusses her new book Make it Ours: Crashing the Gates of Culture with Virgil Abloh, a detailed profile of Abloh’s legendary work and impact in not only fashion but […]
Musician Bob Holmes of the New York-based trio Suss talks about his unique and ambitious Across the Horizon music series, where eight innovators from the wide landscape of instrumental music chose musicians for the first […]
Austen Brantley is a Detroit-based artist whose figurative sculptures and public projects venerate Black cultural figures. Drawing from Greek and African cultural traditions, Brantley’s sculptural work weaves together elements of ancient history within a […]
Suzanne Barbezat Suzanne Barbezat is a writer specializing in Mexico travel, culture and food. She is the author of Frida Kahlo at Home (Frances Lincoln, 2016), a book that explores the influence of Mexican […]
Flaco 2010–2024. New York, 2024. Assemblage incorporated into an excavated nineteenth-century book, with an Icons in Ash portrait made from the undigested bones of Flaco’s prey. 5.4 x 4.25 x 0.6.” Ivy Brown Gallery […]
Brooklyn-based artist Estefanía Vélez Rodríguez talks in-depth about the seven paintings she has on display as part of the group show Past Tense/Future Perfect at NYC’s Marc Straus Gallery […]
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