MRK's "Wicked Game," is a stunning visualization of a person channelling their conflicted passions and highlighting the maddening emotional tightrope we all walk at the prospect of love.
Hungry Ghost Press' poster series "American Death" is a political statement mocking what the current administration and corrupt political system stand for.
Traditional live music photography can feel dated quickly, but photographer Emily Quirk has become a master in finding the distinct moment that will endure.
We had a chance to talk with Alexis Sablone in the days leading up to her solo show at Extension Gallery in Boston, where she's showing a range of animations, illustrations, and her new board designs for WKND.
Artist Mario Ayala employs a wide range of specific historical references and cultural expressions in his work, which he talks about in upcoming issue 12.
We spoke to Kristen briefly before her show this Saturday, about cranking out her biggest body of work to date, laser guns over daggers, and the evolution of her seductively wicked female subjects.
Annu Kilpeläinen simplifies designs and ditches detailed outlines with technicolored flower patterns, cars and heroines that make for an original and boisterous style that we seriously love.
McGinley's snapshot nature of his work underlined youthfulness and how radical it was, and the overwhelming New York City machine had no responsibility for his success whatsoever, which is part and parcel of why he has become this odd, mythic creature for young people.
To say that Patsy Cline was a formidable talent, would be an understatement to not only her achievements as a singer, but also her steadfast opinions and determination to break down gender, class, and genre barriers.
