Well if this isn’t the prettiest thing we’ve come across in a long, long time. For the video for EDEN’s “Projector,” directors Zhang and Knight created a dreamy set in sunset-y hues. The light pouring through geometric shapes—which smartly convey the theme presented in the song’s title—brings to mind...
Read moreNovember marks the beginning of the holiday marathon that will take us to the end of the year. While the end of the month will inevitably be spent cross-country traveling and carving the turkey with relatives, you’ve got plenty of time to pack your calendar with events that do...
Read moreAnyone who’s embarked on a gallery crawl in the last month knows we’re still in the post-Labor Day afterglow otherwise known as—if you’ll allow us to invent a helpful phrase—”art season prime time.” It’s a good time to be out and about, friends. Go get inspired. For this month’s edition...
Read moreA lot of words come to mind when appraising the work of Leah Ring. “Joyful” is one of them. “Electric” is another. The pieces the L.A.-based designer creates within her studio, Another Human, are ecstatic takes on the utilitarian. Here, a piece of furniture—a chair, a lamp, a coffee...
Read moreThere are few duos that seem to embody the spirit of Lower Manhattan during the 1960s than Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe. As wondrous in their beauty as in their talent, the two icons were voices of their generation, communicating the grit and tension of their time in words...
Read morePatrons slink through a well-heeled crowd and slip into velvet couches. Seductive photos from Sante D’Orazio hang alongside winged works from Damien Hirst. The Cure hums overhead. This is the stage for SIXTY SoHo’s Butterfly, a sexy little spot from nightlife guru Nur Khan (Rose Bar, Kenmare, Don Hill’s)...
Read moreIndie, rock, ‘60s garage, soul, electro, punk—punk and post, if we’re being specific: DJ Nick Marc plays it all, so long as the “all” in question keeps the night moving. A music mainstay since arriving to New York City in the 1990s, Marc made a name for himself spinning...
Read moreBrittany Howard, the raspy-voiced frontwoman of Alabama Shakes, has been getting tons of buzz for her first solo album, Jaime. (If you’re someone who puts stock in “Best of” lists, it’s been making the rounds as one of the top records of 2019.) The whole thing is a joyful, foot-tapping...
Read moreSometimes it seems like no other city on earth is as ripe for comedy as New York. Its notoriously tight quarters and trying conditions make it a breeding ground for humor—a necessary release from the things that could, when thought about too hard or taken too seriously, drive you...
Read moreEighteen years ago, in 2001, California-born photographer Michael Jang, then fifty years old, submitted an unsolicited catalogue of photographs taken during the 1970s and ’80s to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for consideration. The museum had a policy which encouraged such submissions, though very rarely did anything...
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