Artist Flint Gennari looks back on his days at New York’s High School of Art & Design – an innovative institution which boasts Marc Jacobs, Calvin Klein and Peter Hujar as alumni.
Tucked between the Sunshine state’s military zones, Slab City is a community for the nomads, drifters and addicts who have been left behind by American society.
In New York City, work is king. Nowhere is this truer than at Yemen United, a team caught between the expectations of the old country and the pressures of the new.
Fusing Mexican-American culture with a DIY punk spirit, the underground Chicano art scene of the late ’60s and early ’90s is finally celebrated a new exhibition.
For years, Lauren Greenfield has been using film and photography to shine an unforgiving light on the super-rich, exposing toxic worlds where ‘bling, celebrity, and narcissism’ reign supreme.
After the death of his partner, Bill Hayes found comfort in the streets of his hometown. ‘Get up, take a walk, take your camera, take pictures – the city is there to keep you company.’
Filmmaker and photographer Zackary Canepari discusses Flint Is A Place – his major multimedia project shining a light on one of the poorest cities in America.
Photographer Harvey James travels from Los Angeles to the top tips of British Columbia, weaving through North America’s most wild and diverse landscapes.
