Art & Design
Second Nature: Grey Damon
Station 19’s fan-favorite firefighter opens the doors to his creative space—and into his sprawling creative headspace.
A Conversation with Dash Shaw
The prolific comic book artist-turned-visionary filmmaker on cryptids, originality, and limitations versus intentionality.
Studio Visit: Mark Mulroney
The artist on his creative process, political art vs. real-world activism, and some of the things that make up his surroundings.
A Conversation with Jill Magid
The artist on the seductive nature of her practice, the question of legacy, and her Luis Barragán documentary The Proposal.
21 Exposures: Yellow Bikini Exhibition
Mark Mulroney has a new solo exhibition at Mixed Greens in New York City. We love it and you will, too, and here’s why.
Chris Moon Lands Stateside
The acclaimed painter on finding technique through destruction, his “maddening” isolation, and the recent Carousel pop-up exhibition.
Studio Visit: Ricardo Fumanal
The accomplished illustrator invites us into his charming London studio on the eve of starting a new life chapter in Berlin.
Catch-Up: Mark Mulroney
The artist reveals himself the unmistakable hand behind his bawdy work, speaking drolly about boners and the cartoons of our youth.
Q&A with Casey Reas
The famed software designer provides an in-depth look at his innovative stage design for Yeasayer’s Fragrant World tour.
Q&A with Marina Abramovic
The godmother of performance art on her unconventional parents, conquering fear, and what it means to live a transparent life.
Q&A with Mark Mulroney
We talk sex, death and copyright infringement with the artist at his home studio in upstate New York.
Andrew Levitas’ Heavy Metal
The multi-hyphenate reflects on his Metal Work sculptures, the laissez-faire life of an artist and finding community.
Q&A with Josh Melnick
Artist Josh Melnick transforms the NYC subway into a stunning ethereal landscape like you’ve never seen before with The 8 Train.
Q&A with Timothy Saccenti
Timothy Saccenti cozies up with not one, but two of Brooklyn’s indie darlings—School of Seven Bells and Chairlift.
