In less than a year, Boston-based artist Sam Fish created a temporary gallery concept and arts collective that moved from a vacant room in Somerville, Massachusetts into a three-floor storefront in the heart of downtown Boston.
Jemimah Barba's print studio and storefront, 1418 Fulton, is a bright, airy space filled with art and prints on the walls, photographs, and zines by various artists.
Frankie Harrer is most known for her world-class shortboarding and hard-charging in waves of consequence, something very unique for one who grew up in Malibu.
Mister Green creates products and a space that are design-forward but still hearken back to the feelings and aesthetics of the counterculture movement.
Throughout the month of February, a range of LA-significant spaces housed diverse performances, film screenings, panels, and collaborative experiences as part of Red Bull Music Festival.
Historian, archivist, and activist of his people, photographer William Camargo points his camera at his Chicanx community to shape its collective identity.
Wolfman Books has quickly come to represent both the physical space where new and used books are sold, where words are read and bodies perform but also encompasses that sense of wonder and urgency to pursue the creative unknown.
Visual aesthetics meets musical function in the Prisma Guitar workshop. Skateboards and guitars. The two have always been close to one another, but Nick Pourfard smoothly took the relationship a little further.
