A Conversation With Dario Calmese
A true multi-hyphenate, Dario Calmese is a photographer, writer, artist, podcast host and teacher. He also serves as the show and casting director for fashion brand Pyer Moss.
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A true multi-hyphenate, Dario Calmese is a photographer, writer, artist, podcast host and teacher. He also serves as the show and casting director for fashion brand Pyer Moss.
Grace Miceli, also known as Art Baby Girl, is an artist and illustrator living in New York City. Her work, which often features fun characters and illustrations paired with clever copy, can be found across multiple mediums, from online publications to a 40-foot mural for a music venue in Brooklyn.
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 –
Collectives have long been a staple in hip-hop. Today, Brooklyn’s own Progressive Era — led by rapper Joey Bad$$ — is among the leading groups of producers, emcees and talented artists in the game.
James Poyser is a star in his own right, yet his deadpan gaze often seems to attract more attention than his music.
Art is no longer merely a visual medium, thanks to people like Salvador Breed, who combines sound and technology to expand the viewer’s perspective in new ways with varying methods.
New York City is a camera’s paradise. From the expansive architecture to the wide-ranging list of subjects, there’s no shortage of images to capture throughout the five boroughs.
Detroit, Michigan, also known as the Motor City, once churned out car after car, its economy booming. But just as the auto industry has changed and evolved, so has the city that was once home to Hitsville U.S.A, and so too has one of Detroit’s most prominent artists:
Stephen Wilkes’s enthusiasm is infectious. The New York-born photographer describes his diverse field experiences with equal zeal, whether capturing an undulating cloud of sandhill cranes in Nebraska, which he calls “one of the most extraordinary things I’ve ever witnessed,” or documenting Scotland’s Bass Rock while surrounded by bird guano.
What do you do when the music stops? According to former Aer frontman Carter Schultz, you start recording. Now operating under the moniker Carter Reeves, the Boston-born, L.A.-based singer, songwriter and producer has recreated himself, offering fans a fresh, upbeat take on the pop genre.
A native Californian and adopted New Yorker, Hugo McCloud is a self-taught, multimedia artist inspired by urban landscapes and decay. McCloud, who has been featured in solo exhibitions in New York, Italy, and London, works largely in metals, and applies a “physical and instinctual” approach to his work.
Girls don’t play bass. DJs aren’t musicians--Just a couple of the stereotypes Blu DeTiger is trying to dispel.
Shadow Child knew at age 12 that he wanted to be a musician. Since then, he’s made a name for himself as a producer, branched out into a DJ career, and launched a music label, Food Music, with friend Lewis of Kry Wolf.
We’re thrilled to announce we’ve partnered with bi-coastal tattoo and fine artist Scott Campbell to create the “Master & Dynamic x Scott Campbell” collection.
What do a giant polyurethane bear, the recently refurbished Château de Rentilly, and Air’s Pocket Symphony album artwork have in common?