Photography by Andrew Boyle
Written by Maya Contreras
Twenty-five years ago an iconic Brooklyn character was born from the spark of a Spike Lee Joint named “She’s Gotta Have It”. The character’s moniker: Mars Blackmon. His sports loving, bike messengering, fast talking, New York Knick’s fanaticism (they used to be champions remember?) still permeates Brooklyn culture a quarter of a century later. Photo Editor Andrew Boyle went back to where it all started, Bed-Stuy Brooklyn. ”Is it in the shoes? Is it in the glasses?” I don’t know Mars, but I know it is in you. Read More
Written by JJ Maxwell
Carin Wester Spring/Summer 2011 Collection:
The popular Swedish Designer kills it with her latest collection at Stockholm Fashion Week.
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Photography by Giacomo Brunelli
Written by Tom Hawking
Anyone who’s tried to take a picture of their pet will know that it can be something of an ordeal. Sure, your average house cat doesn’t appreciate the intricacies of apertures and shutter speeds, but he certainly knows that there’s something going on. Some creatures turn their heads away, while others are fascinated by the camera and walk straight towards it, leaving you backpedalling while you fumble desperately at the focusing ring. Read More
Photography by Alli Coates
Written by JJ Maxwell
David Heyerman aka Hohme is a quickly ascending master of mix in NYC. In under a year since moving to NYC he has already snagged a slew of prime DJ gigs, private events in the Hamptons to residencies at some of the hottest clubs and venues in Manhattan including XIX, Norwood, and Apotheke. Read More
Photography by Jocelyn Baun
In October 2009 heavy rains flooded the backwaters of the River Krishna in Andhra Pradeshʼs rural Mahabubnagar district. Some Chenchus, an aboriginal tribe with Primitive Tribal Group status in India, had homes on the banks of these back waters. The flooding completely destroyed their village. Forty-eight families were relocated to Amaragiri, a village six kilometres away. As of June 2010, they are still awaiting completion of permanent housing. CARE India is overseeing the construction.The following images are part of a series documenting CARE Indiaʼs flood relief program. Read More
