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Vibecession Vibes Session : Planet Money
We’re not in a recession, but why are the vibes feeling so off? We put the question to an economist and one expert on “vibes” and also hire a jazz band to take a pun way too far.Subscribe to Planet … Continue reading
Ethereal Figures Emerge From Fragmented Metallic Backgrounds | My Modern Met
By Margherita Cole on September 18, 2022 “I respect the purity and beauty of the human essence while accepting that it is imperfect, and therefore depict it through a process of fractalization.” Ethereal female figures emerge from metallic backgrounds in … Continue reading
ATK – BONOBO
ATK – BONOBO High shutter speeds and fast trains and the world is one big ZOETROPE. We wanted to create a minimal film embodying ideas of serendipity and perception, allowing the world to reveal itself in unusual ways. Shot in … Continue reading
A New Book Explores the Practices of 38 Black Ceramicists Working Across Generations to Define the Medium | Colossal
SEPTEMBER 15, 2022. GRACE EBERT Morel Doucet, “Skin Congregate on the Eve of Every Mountain” (2019), slip-cast porcelain with decals. Photo by David Gary Lloyd Ceramics is both versatile and enduring, allowing for myriad aesthetic sensibilities, degrees of functionality, and … Continue reading
Hyperrealistic Portraits by Arinze Stanley Glorify the Resiliency of Nigeria’s Next Generation | Colossal
SEPTEMBER 13, 2022. GRACE EBERT “Portrait of Resilience #1″(2021), charcoal and graphite on paper, 47 1/2 x 36 inches. All images © Arinze Stanley, courtesy of Corridor Contemporary In Deconstruct, Lagos-based artist Arinze Stanley (previously) acknowledges the children and teens who … Continue reading