Conversation is not a lost art; here we chronicle the fascinating dialogues we’ve had with the most interesting people.
Sidewalk Chalk, the Sidewalk Chalk, a Chicago-based sextet comprised of a vocalist and an emcee alongside the sounds of a keyboard, bass, trombone, and trumpet, premieres their new song "Trapped" and talks to us about artistry in today's music.
We sat down with the co-designer of our new wireless speaker to discuss his process, his influences, and the relationship between space and sound.
In anticipation of Mother's Day, we sat down with London-based fashion blogger and new mom Susanna Lau—better known as Susie Bubble—to talk fashion, style, sound, and the effect motherhood has had on her career.
Brooklyn-born acclaimed street photographer Bruce Gilden sat down with us to talk about his unique brand of street photography, how he chooses his subjects, and keeping passion alive in his work.
We spoke with Leica Camera Head of Design Mark Shipard and our own founder and CEO Jonathan Levine to get an inside look at our latest collaboration.
We sat down with Keith Abrams, one of the founding partners and the owner/operator/buyer of the Brooklyn location of Kinfolk to talk morning routine, style, and the youth of today.
We spoke with Brooklyn-based duo Live Footage about the collaborative nature of musicians, inspiration, and their unique sound.
Ryan McNamara, the Brooklyn-based performance artist whose work has graced the Whitney, the MOMA, and the Guggenheim, brings his latest piece to Frieze New York.
We spoke to neuroscientist Dr. Eric Kandel about the effects of abstract art and the brain, and why the way our brains approach the abstract is different from how we process other kinds of art.
We caught up with DJ Stretch Armstrong shortly after the publication of the new book he cowrote with Evan Auerbach "No Sleep: NYC Nightlife Flyers 1988-1999" to talk DJ culture and the heyday of New York nightlife.
We spoke with recently knighted architect David Adjaye about designing the historic National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC.
We spoke with Mikaelin "Blue" BlueSpruce — who just won his first Grammy — about his background, the role of engineers, the difference between working with artists and producers, and more.
We're talking with New York City-based designer John Varvatos about the one thing he considers absolutely necessary to his work (and life): music.
We sat down with Kat Lambrix, an award-winning audio producer at Audible, the largest audiobook producer and retailer in the United States, to find out what goes into making an audiobook.
We're talking to Australian electronic artist Just A Gent about his persona, electronica's ever-shifting sound, his recently-released debut album, and more.
Copyright, 2017
