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A Conceptual Artist Entwines Her Work With the State
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Jill Magid makes impossible things happen. The New York-based conceptual artist once talked the Amsterdam police into hiring her to decorate its security cameras with rhinestones. After 9/11, she convinced a New York police officer to let her accompany him on nighttime patrols.
The 15-Year-Old Keeping War Memories Alive
On the edge of a goat farm in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom sits Luke’s Military Museum, an aluminum trailer that serves as a loving testament to the nation’s veterans. The museum’s 15-year-old founder, Luke Morrison, has amassed an impressive collection of military artifacts and collected war stories through hundreds of conversations with veterans. He is always on the lookout for new subjects to interview. The most obvious tell is a service cap, though Luke will often venture a guess.
The Met’s 20 Scariest Artworks: Can You Find Them?
The Met’s 20 Scariest Artworks: Can You Find Them? For this Halloween scavenger hunt, we scoured this encyclopedic museum for the most haunting works, bloody details and hidden meanings. Share full article 1 By Zachary Small Visuals by Amina Gingold Zachary Small is not a vampire — yet. Oct.
When You Fall in Baby Steps, a Philosophical Designer Succeeds
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. In nearly every video game, moving a character simply requires pointing in a direction. Then there is Baby Steps. As in most games by Bennett Foddy, nothing about movement can be taken for granted. Each step you take requires multiple inputs.
Milk Next Gen: Meet Ian French, Most Likely To Have Mixed Your Favorite Track
Music 1.10.2019 You may not know the name Ian French, but you’ve heard his work on the radio waves: tracks from the likes of BROCKHAMPTON, Joey Bada$$, Desiigner, and Moses all owe at least some of their magic to the mixing work of this NYC-based producer. He’s constantly putting out fresh beats, keeping us on our toes, and filling our earbuds with new, innovative sound.
Milk Next Gen: Meet Nadine Vieira-Rosario, Most Likely To Do-It-Herself
Music 1.9.2019 Meet DIY queen Nadine Vieira-Rosario: part-time punk, part-time artist, full-time Milk fam. As a musician, with her band, La Misma, Vieira-Rosario pushed for a breed of punk that morphed Portuguese and English roots to invigorate the scene in bars and mosh pits across New York. As an artist, she created all of the La Misma artwork, too. And she wasn’t done there: now, she also runs a punk radio show from her Bushwick bedroom.
Milk Next Gen: Meet Chase Hall, Most Likely to Fight For Social Justice
Art 1.8.2019 It should come as no surprise that political art made waves in 2018, but what Chase Hall is creating within the walls of his Manhattan studio might just take the cake. The fine artist, who we first spoke with almost exactly a year ago, is using his medium to spark conversation around race, inequality, and social justice. Employing a variety of tactics and styles, Hall’s work prompts us to pause, think, and perhaps most importantly, act.
Milk Next Gen: Meet Cian Moore, Most Likely To Write His Own Rules...
Art 1.7.2019 If you’ve been photographed by Cian Moore, you probably have the sticker to prove it: an oval-shaped, Americana-themed “Cian Moore photographed me!” statement that speaks to his love of distorting traditional advertising in favor of humor and wit (a game termed Commercial Satire by the artist).
Milk Next Gen: Meet Shriya Samavai, Most Likely To Do It All
World 1.6.2019 You may recognize Shriya Samavai from their contribution to our Gender Diaries series last February. The artist is the definition of multidisciplinary: photographer, poet, part-time DJ, and writer (subscribe to their newsletter here), Samavai has their hands full to say the least. And that commitment is precisely why we love Samavai so much: a dedication to their art, paired with a willingness to test the waters, take risk, and, clearly, spin many plates at once.
Milk Next Gen: Meet Zhamak Fullad, Most Likely To Capture The Crew...
Art 1.5.2019 The first time we sat down with Zhamak Fullad (AKA Zhamak The Cat), her intentions were clear: “photography will always be the love of my life.” Not much has changed since then; she’s still pursuing her passion, expanding her vision, and building connections wherever she lands (with folks like Travis Scott and Drake, no less).
Milk Next Gen: Meet Vlad Gomez, Most Likely to Rep The Bronx
Fashion 1.2.2019 Vlad Gomez (alongside his co-conspirator Ron) is the creator behind Public Housing Skate Team, otherwise known as PHST, the skate brand repping its roots in the Bronx while simultaneously taking over the rest of NYC.
Milk Next Gen: Meet Matthias Brown, Most Likely To Animate Your Screen
Art 1.4.2019 A picture says a thousand words. Matthias Brown couldn’t be more familiar with the claim; as an illustrator who’s best known for creating moving images (coined TraceLoops by the artist himself), he’s built a reputation that stands on infinite creative possibility and expression. Looking ahead to 2019, Brown continues to push the envelope on how we articulate our experiences visually, and how our perception of images changes based on context.
Milk Next Gen: Meet Ada Chen, Most Likely To Shatter Stereotypes |...
Art 1.3.2019 Ada Chen’s jewelry is more than just wearable art: each piece also carries with it a statement, combatting (and disproving) the Asian American stereotypes she encounters. From satirizing the fetishization of Asian women to creating 3D earring copies of unfortunate text messages she’s received, Chen’s work is equal parts funny and powerful. Employing an intuitive sense of wit and charm, Chen is Milk’s Most Likely To Shatter Stereotypes in our 2019 Next Gen crew.
Meet Vlad Gomez, Milk’s Most Likely To Rep The Bronx
Fashion 1.2.2019 Vlad Gomez (alongside his co-conspirator Ron) is the creator behind Public Housing Skate Team, otherwise known as PHST, the skate brand repping its roots in the Bronx while simultaneously taking over the rest of NYC.
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