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The World According to Tyler McGillivary

When I finally found Tyler McGillivary, I felt like I had stumbled across a brand so entwined with self-expression and artistry that investing in one of her pieces also meant investing in oneself.

Fashion — 2 years ago

Bahati Simoens — how her childhood, her mother's life, and today's society influence her paintings

“Every human being is a collage with different layers, and I think it’s very important to be kind - not only towards others, but towards yourself as well. Especially as a black woman.”

Art — 5 months ago

New York's Peter Pan: Street Photographer Sara Messinger

Sara is a New York City Street Photography Collective fellow whose commissions include The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Major League Soccer, and Dr. Martens.

Photography — a year ago

Janie Korn on her wax candles, introversion, and a devious can of beans

Combining her love for art that invites interaction with her own use of intention candles, Janie was naturally drawn back towards candle making. Her hand-painted wax candles are inherently dynamic, ever changing each time they burn.

Art — 2 years ago

Daniel Arnold reflects on 2020, New York, and his makeshift bird feeder

It has been a year since I last spoke to Daniel Arnold. There have been many lifetimes in between now and then. But there I was, sitting across from one of the greatest photographers in New York in the place most of us spent our entire 2020: his home.

Photography — 2 years ago

Quarantining Through Dance: Interview with Aaron Samuel Davis

Aaron's work aims to create a space where fearlessness is respected and honored, and where he may use the voice and the body as a form of resistance.

Art — 2 years ago

Quarantining Through Dance: Interview with Morgan Amirah Burns

A lot of people are seeing movement in general as a form of liberation, as a form of protest, as a form of self-care, and the dance world is giving way to that right now.

Art — 2 years ago

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