Crickets was me feeling through the tumultuous times we’re living in. The whole time I was writing, it was like I was casting a spell to not be fucked with. Feeling through deeply painful topics like gaslighting, resource extraction, depression, environmental and social injustices and then building up the sound so that it felt like a vindicating and empowering space.
Read MoreOur entire city benefits from a well-regulated system for disposing of used needles and bio-hazardous waste, even if it’s not something many people care to think about.
Read MoreI could tell you that Dalilah’s music is R&B-focused, and I could tell you that she went to school for digital music production, but the experience of listening to Goodbye Forever W Love cannot be shaped by any of those factors. On Goodbye Forever W Love, Dalilah distills the feelings of love and loss into three powerful songs.
Read More“I bring my camera with me almost everywhere I go. I even wear it around my neck like a dorky tourist. My photos are simply small details that decorate my daily life.”
Read MoreOriginally from the UK, this husband and wife team have been designing and printing together for over 20 years, creating gorgeous, handmade screen printed and painted art.
Read MoreTo be present at an Aileen Bryant show is to step into a dream world controlled by Bryant herself, the moods and settings changing with the lilt of her siren voice, a message from the wilderness where she makes her music.
Read More10 Years of Tears For Stephanie Forsythe and Todd MacAllen, directors of molo design, space shapes our lives and creates the borders and contexts in which we live. The designers’ pieces reflect our need for flexibility in our home and public spaces.
Read MoreI would say my aesthetic draws towards a more awkward and odd type of imagery. Definitely not what mainstream media would consider beautiful. I focus on difference, photographing people who do not adhere to the stereotype of beauty.
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