It’s amazing to me how many meanings fabric can communicate. I’ve seen children waving flags for liberation, men weeping for freedom wrapped in the colors of t...
While most of the online world was at the zenith of “Blog Culture” in 2010, 14-year-old style blogger Tavi Gevinson announced she would be creating a digit...
Jackie Castillo and I sit cross-legged on the floor of her studio at USC’s Roski School of Art in Downtown Los Angeles. Castillo, dressed in a scale of layered...
Sylvia Salazar Simpson dips a spoon into a simmering pot of beans and in one continuous gesture pulls it out and lets a few drops of the liquid drip inside of her palm. She’s doing this as if she’s done it a million times because she has. ...
Dozens of men and boys gather on the side of a road in Alappuzha, a city in the southern Indian state of Kerala, on a late afternoon in mid-March.
They’re hard at work building one of 13 Kuthira, or large wooden towers, using saws, ropes, and their bare hands. The towers are offerings to the Hindu Goddess Bhadrakali, the protector of the good. Each represent a Kara, or region surrounding the Chettikulangara Devi temple, the home of the celebrated deity....
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Jim Payne tells the remarkable story of his 40-year project, documenting Americans across the U.S. with a 3-D camera. His project "...
Dia de los Muertos is a way for us to celebrate life through death. To reconcile with our eminent mortality. To connect with those no longer with us....
Parker Woods asks me to meet him at a teahouse in northwest Portland. I walk upstairs in the restored house to find a living room sprawl of teenagers and college students bent over their laptops in deep concentration with handmade mugs full of assorted teas. It’s silent. He arrives not much later and we talk shop, we talk Portland, we talk Tumblr, we talk photography....