Current happenings at the intersection of sound, art, design, and technology that have caught our eye.
Mazzucchelli 1849 is a global leader in the manufacturing and distribution of sheets made of cellulose acetate. Handcrafted with a smooth, beautiful and durable finish, acetate is traditionally used in the production of luxury optical and sunglass frames as well as our MW07 PLUS True Wireless Earphones.
As founder of Applied Arts, Ryan Chang celebrates specific sneakers as objects of fine art. Thanks to events including Cult Canvas (a recent auction at Sothebys that featured ultra-rare or artist created sneakers) it’s clear that the art world has followed suit.
New York City native Cey Adams has been leaving his mark on the hip-hop and music industry through his artwork and designs since the 1980’s.
The 10,000 recently returned to Palm Springs to hunt for the best examples of mid-century modern architecture. Palm Springs is a desert oasis synonymous with exceptional weather and striking architecture, thanks to its popularity during the 1940s and 1950s as an escape for Hollywood icons (including the likes of Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland and Elvis Presley).
Fotografiska, New York City’s newest museum dedicated to photography, was founded in Stockholm in 2010 and opened its third location in a gorgeous landmark building in the Flatiron district in December 2019.
A true multi-hyphenate, Dario Calmese is a photographer, writer, artist, and podcast host. He also serves as the show and casting director for notable fashion brand Pyer Moss.
For singer/songwriter Trevor Hall, music is not just a passion, it’s his life’s work. Hall’s oeuvre, a unique blend of roots and folk, is further inspired by his own yoga and meditative practices, paired with an ongoing fascination of Eastern Mysticism.
New York City’s creative community has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic in diverse and meaningful ways. Poster House, PRINT Magazine, Time Square Arts, and Out Of Home advertisers joined forces to clad New York City’s billboards in thoughtful PSAs created by over 20 designers and artists, including Paula Scher, Zipeng Zhu, David Plunkert and Milton Glaser.
Once again photographer Devin Allen finds himself holding the lens of America. Today, Allen’s ongoing documentation of the Black Lives Matter movement has landed him on the cover of TIME Magazine, the second of his career (Allen’s photograph of the 2015 Baltimore Uprising made the cover of TIME Magazine in May 2015).
Staying home for extended periods of time paired with weeks of social distancing undoubtedly takes a toll on our mental wellbeing.
In our ongoing series featuring the design and technical aspects of our wireless earphones, headphones and speaker, we speak with members of our Product team to learn more about what goes into the engineering of our premium audio products.
Photographer Tawny Chatmon, born in Japan, raised in Germany and based in Maryland, creates portraits infused with the gold and symbolism of Gustav Klimt and inspired by her children and her desire to contribute something important to the world.
The New-York Historical Society recently opened Bill Graham and The Rock & Roll Revolution, an exhibition centered around one of the most influential concert promoters of all time.
Originally from Nigeria and now based in Dallas, graphic designer, photographer and educator Temi Coker continues to delight with his bright, bold and beautiful imagery, which he creates almost entirely using digital tools and techniques.
The history and evolution of basketball is especially significant to the city of New York, which continues to host the game in its various iterations, from the street all the way to Madison Square Garden and Barclays Center.
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