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  • Punk: Chaos 2 Couture. Lessons Learned From The Show at the Met. (Music Culture)

    I recently stumbled across a scathing review on a show that happened at the Metropolitan Museum of Art almost a year ago. The show entitled Punk: Chaos to Couture; curated by Andrew Bolton, was to focus on the high fashion that was inspired by the original subculture. It’s a pretty thorny concept for a movement…

  • Ed Piskor’s Hip Hop Family Tree: Hip Hop History in Comic Book Form. (Music History)

    Ed Piskor is a comic book illustrator based out of Pittsburgh that has worked with comic legend peeps like Harvey Pekar on American Splendour. After that, he made Beats– an illustrated story on Beatnik legends Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs. His latest project is Hip Hop Family Tree, which details the O.G’s of Hip Hop.…

  • Ralph Ziman’s Ghosts: Photos of AK-47s That Will Haunt You. (Art/Culture)

    Although Mikhail Kalashnikov, creator of the most widely used assault rifle in the world, passed away just before Christmas, his legacy lives on, and will most likely not end anytime soon. Enter Ralph Ziman, a guy more likely known as a South African filmmaker who brought us movies like Gangster’s Paradise: Jerusalema. He’s also an…

  • A Stitch In Time: The Fine Art of Embroidered Photography. (Fashion)

    That shoebox of old photographs in your attic isn’t just a collection of old memories. It can, in fact become a very real portal to a moment in time that you can connect with. Embroidered Photography is an art form where artists hack into moments and find a way to re-interpret or re-imagine events. Here…

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