Conversation is not a lost art; here we chronicle the fascinating dialogues we’ve had with the most interesting people.
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.
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.
Hailing from Berkley, California and on track to become one of the Bay Area’s brightest hip-hop stars, Rexx Life Raj is definitely one to watch.
Ever wonder who creates the most coveted luxury goods, and what inspired those designs? We have, which is why we sat down with Mirko Bressan.
Artist Nir Hod’s bright and breezy studio at Mana Contemporary can best be described as a sanctuary. Cocooned in Jersey City away from the bustle of Manhattan, Hod’s space exudes creativity –
As New York City prepares to play host to the biggest Pride event in history, we spoke with one of the LGBTQIA+ community’s rising stars, Matt Bernstein.
In celebration of Mother’s Day we spoke with Wanda Durant, aka Mama Durant and mother of NBA icon Kevin, on motherhood and her inspirational work for the motivational platform she founded, HDBA (Hope, Dream, Believe and Achieve).
Speaking to us from Oregon while on tour, Clarence Greenwood (better known as Citizen Cope) has a lot on his mind.
For Broccoli Magazine founder Anja Charbonneau, Portland quickly felt like home. The Vancouver native moved from Canada to Oregon 13 years ago and in 2017 founded Broccoli, a magazine for international cannabis lovers.
In honor of International Women’s Day, we spoke with Faye McLeod, Visual Image Director at Louis Vuitton. We are inspired by McLeod’s extraordinary leadership, ingenuity and ability to convey the iconic Maison’s seasonal visions in a meaningful and highly conceptual way.
While Manhattan maintains its status as a global leader of the art world, the South Bronx is quietly and quickly becoming the dynamic home-of-choice for a new young community of Black and Latinx visual artists.
Kevin Maya, the Atlanta-based photographer best known for his behind-the-scenes shots of rap artists including Lil Yachty, Future and Yung Bans, is making his mark.
Stefan Sagmeister is one of the world’s leading creatives. Early in his career, the New York-based, Austrian-born artist, typographer and storyteller created iconic album cover art for musicians including Lou Reed, Aerosmith and Jay Z.
He tours the world on private jets. He parties with rockstars. He really, really likes beer. Sure, noted music photographer Grady Brannan has plenty in common with the rawkus and rowdy deejays, singers and rappers he shoots, but the NorCal native didn’t take the conventional path to art and Internet fame.
Johnny “King Nerd” Dowell is sure to leave a lasting impression on everything he touches. Known for specializing in luxury engravings, the London-based master engraver has worked to perfect his craft over the past 15 years.
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