So, if you live in New York City at this point you are most likely going stir-crazy. As the greatest city on earth (in my humble opinion) undertakes the arduous task of righting itself, here is an event that will both get you out of the house and help you participate in relief efforts. It’s [...]
Author Archives: Katherine Krause
Domino Kirke In Conversation
October 18, 2012 – 6:46 pm
Domino Kirke is a woman of many talents. A classically trained singer, she fronted an eponymous band back in 2006 that toured with Lily Allen on Mark Ronson’s label, Allido. Then Domino met Morgan, a busker at the Union Street train station, and gave birth to their son, Cass, altering the trajectory of her life. [...]
Let Them Eat KK
October 18, 2012 – 12:10 pm
If you like “powdered wigs, bitchy dicta and off-translations” you might like Let Them Eat KK, a project by Matt Fishbeck of Holy Shit and director Patrick Kwon. The duo created a series of posters in an edition of five that include hand-drawn illustrations, bits of text, autographs and other things they liked. After playing [...]
Adjustment Bureau
October 17, 2012 – 12:36 pm
Michael Moskowitz is a bit of an international man of mystery. Raised in Northern California, he attended boarding schools in Nevada, Idaho, Montana and Maine before matriculating to college in New York, and graduate school in the U.K. The first several years of his career were spent as a Middle East foreign policy research analyst [...]
Fendi Bag + A Bad Attitude
September 20, 2012 – 5:45 pm
For the 15th anniversary of what many call the first it-bag ever, Fendi teamed up with Maxfield LA to launch the self-explanatory “Baguettemania.” Three artists- Chaz Bojorquez, Kenny Scharf, and Pae White were chosen to create special limited edition baguettes for the event, that will be added to the insanely long list of Fendi collabs [...]
I Love the Internets
August 17, 2012 – 9:00 am
I don’t know how but somehow my fiancé (I hate that word, but ‘boyfriend I’ve lived with forever’ sounds stupid too) found this gem on the World Wide Web while browsing on YouTube. The baffling part is that he was able to watch past the first thirty seconds without stopping the video. The first thirty [...]
Endless Summer
August 8, 2012 – 8:42 am
You may have been inside watching the Olympics this past week, or you might have been among the hundreds of thousands of fans that descended upon Huntington Beach for the Nike U.S. Open of Surfing. Considering surfing is still not an Olympic sport and most of the competitions happen in pretty remote places, the Open [...]
Book Of Shadows
July 9, 2012 – 12:50 pm
Canadian-born, New York-based artist Kayla Guthrie employs a range of formats and techniques to express herself. Moving to New York four years ago after playing in a band since she was a teenager, Guthrie has since interviewed countless artists, written a few books (one derived entirely of found texts) and created a way to make [...]
Cries and Whispers
June 20, 2012 – 2:16 pm
Go behind the scenes on our shoot Cries and Whispers, photographed by Dan Monick and styled by Djuna Bel. Dan conceptualized shooting the women in separate segments to equal a grid made up of nine polaroids. It reminds me of my favorite act in a magic show when they cut the women into three parts. [...]
Easy Like Sunday Morning
June 6, 2012 – 3:04 pm
I am definitely late to the party as far as Etsy is concerned. At first I kind of thought that it was all hand-made garbage made by grandmas, but after seeing (and ordering) the embroidered Kanye Twitter wonderfulness the other week, I decided to give it a second chance. It turns out there are a [...]
