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Jan 01, 2024
12:12AM
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Culture
5 Emerging Designers You Need To Know — And How They Do Fashion Week
BY HANNAH WIKFORSS-GREEN
Internet Brain
THE END TIMES
10 Ways Human Writing Will Survive The Textpocalypse
BY RUBY THELOT
New York
GREENROOM CATASTROPHE
Voyeur Has Been Watching. Now, We Must Listen.
BY DALE W EISINGER
Culture
MATERIAL PURSUIT
Is New York The Only Place For Dreamers?
BY KAITLIN OWENS
On The Rise
WRITERS ON WRITERS
Danya Issawi Is Putting It In Writing
BY TYLER MCCALL
Writers
Arrow pointing right
New York
THIS MUST BE THE PLACE
Living the Dream with Nina Tarr at Dream House
BY JOSH MOSH
New York
Mainlining the Internet with JOB’s Max Wolf Friedlich
BY ALI ROYALS
Culture
How the Newest Generation Of Filmmakers Is Hacking It As Storytellers
BY ELIZABETH MEYER
Life!
THE SQUEEZE
Why A Winding-Road Career Is The Most Creative Of Them All
BY ERIN HOLDBECK
On The Rise
Tonya Papanikolov, Founder of Rainbo, Says Mushrooms Will Heal You
BY MEGAN O'SULLIVAN
New York
SEE SAW'S GALLERY GUIDE
Paul Hill Is The Youngest Gallerist In NYC, But Don’t Call Him A Gallerist
BY LAUREN YOUNGBLOOD
On The Rise
June McDoom Carries A Tune
BY LINNIE GREENE
Culture
The RealReal's President And COO Rati Sahi Levesque Says To Recirculate 1 In 5 Items
BY MEGAN O'SULLIVAN
Features
HACKERS
Pitter Patter Is Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other
BY EILEEN ISAGON SKYERS
Life!
TIPS TO SAVE YOUR LIFE
How to Be Creative When Your Job Eats Your Brain
BY IZZY SNOW
New York
JAYSON EATS
Is Bar Pitti Basic? And If So, Does It Even Matter?
BY JAYSON BUFORD
New York
Katherine Neukomm Wants You To Get Your Bag
BY MEGAN O'SULLIVAN
On The Rise
Allyson Camitta Has Done Everything — Now She Fears Nothing
BY MOLLY SODA
Culture
Simone Films Debuts First Feature 'Salamander Days' – And Makes Friends In The Process
BY ALEX ROSS PERRY
Culture
In His New Book, Pomeranian, Montana Embraces The Mundane
BY RILEY MAC
Life!
WILL ANYBODY LOVE ME (AFTER I SAY THIS)?
Dating Takes Work. Here's How To Make It Worth It.
BY ERIN PARTY
Life!
HOT GIRL LIT
How To Make A Living As A Writer
BY CORA LEE
Culture
Zack Kantor Is Touring With A Full-Time Job — And Avoiding Motion Sickness
BY GUTES GUTERMAN
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5 Emerging Designers You Need To Know — And How They Do Fashion Week
In a notoriously exclusive industry, these emerging designers are finding their place in an unconventional way — and making fashion month work for them.
BY HANNAH WIKFORSS-GREEN
10 Ways Human Writing Will Survive The Textpocalypse
Human writing is being replaced by computers at rapid speeds. Ruby Thelot thinks there's a light at the end of the textpocalypse.
BY RUBY THELOT
Voyeur Has Been Watching. Now, We Must Listen.
The new band, comprised of New York City stalwarts, is used to watching the scene. With their first single, 'Ugly', they're turning up the volume on themselves.
BY DALE W EISINGER
Is New York The Only Place For Dreamers?
How much does location matter these days? Conversations with three vintage shop owners reveal an answer: it depends.
BY KAITLIN OWENS
Danya Issawi Is Putting It In Writing
The New York-based media maven has plans to expand her horizons, setting her sights on Snoopy, a few novels, and maybe even a quaint cottage.
BY TYLER MCCALL
Living the Dream with Nina Tarr at Dream House
The actress, comedian, and overall multi-hyphenate invites us inside her psychedelic world.
BY JOSH MOSH
Mainlining the Internet with JOB’s Max Wolf Friedlich
We all kind of believe in the magic of the internet—but what happens when the curtain is lifted? Step inside 'JOB', New York’s buzziest new play by Max Wolf Friedlich.
BY ALI ROYALS
How the Newest Generation Of Filmmakers Is Hacking It As Storytellers
In a series of interviews from the 9th annual Middlebury New Filmmaker’s Festival, filmmakers share how they're making history by way of motion pictures.
BY ELIZABETH MEYER
Why A Winding-Road Career Is The Most Creative Of Them All
There's a case to be made for the (long) journey one often has to take before a career and passion finally merge.
BY ERIN HOLDBECK
Tonya Papanikolov, Founder of Rainbo, Says Mushrooms Will Heal You
The brains behind the medicinal mushroom-based line of functional foods and supplements on the powers of mushrooms, the importance of having a spiritual practice, and the ideal wellness routine.
BY MEGAN O'SULLIVAN
Paul Hill Is The Youngest Gallerist In NYC, But Don’t Call Him A Gallerist
Strada World is more than just a gallery. It’s an art & design ecosystem that prioritizes equal opportunity and transparency among artists and collectors.
BY LAUREN YOUNGBLOOD
June McDoom Carries A Tune
The New York City based musician has learned that in order to make music, she needs space and solo time.
BY LINNIE GREENE
The RealReal's President And COO Rati Sahi Levesque Says To Recirculate 1 In 5 Items
Plus, a look inside the launch of their celebrity closet launch and the most in-demand items to shop on The RealReal now.
BY MEGAN O'SULLIVAN
Pitter Patter Is Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other
The Brooklyn-based artist is finding creative independence in making new cultural artifacts that relate to personal style, identity, and the era of self-commodification.
BY EILEEN ISAGON SKYERS
How to Be Creative When Your Job Eats Your Brain
Seven proposed solutions for your 9-5 burnout.
BY IZZY SNOW
Is Bar Pitti Basic? And If So, Does It Even Matter?
Our resident foodie and writer, Jayson Buford, weighs in.
BY JAYSON BUFORD
Katherine Neukomm Wants You To Get Your Bag
The New York-based lawyer, who was formerly counsel to Vogue and W Magazine, now represents creative talent and fashion businesses. And she's making sure everyone is winning, fair and square.
BY MEGAN O'SULLIVAN
Allyson Camitta Has Done Everything — Now She Fears Nothing
The musician once pursued molecular toxicology, software engineering, and fashion design. With Shallowhalo, she enters her final form.
BY MOLLY SODA
Simone Films Debuts First Feature 'Salamander Days' – And Makes Friends In The Process
An interview with Rebekah Sherman-Myntti and KJ Rothweiler, filmmakers and founders of Simone Films.
BY ALEX ROSS PERRY
In His New Book, Pomeranian, Montana Embraces The Mundane
Toothbrushes weep and dogs do tricks in Montana James Thomas' new American fantasies.
BY RILEY MAC
Dating Takes Work. Here's How To Make It Worth It.
A (cheeky, somewhat satirical) take on our modern approach to finding love, which begs the question: How do you ensure it's all worth it?
BY ERIN PARTY
How To Make A Living As A Writer
A case for selling plasma, signing up as an art assistant, and keeping an eye out for Craigslist gigs.
BY CORA LEE
Zack Kantor Is Touring With A Full-Time Job — And Avoiding Motion Sickness
As a guitarist in two touring bands and head of platform design at Giphy, Zack Kantor offers some tips for working while on the road.
BY GUTES GUTERMAN
