LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles coming-of-age story consumes Gallery Luisotti’s new downtown space in photographer Christina Fernandez’s recent series, Subdivision. In these works, Fernandez turns the camera toward her teenage son, Diego, and the suburban Southern California landscape in which he grew up. Documenting the mundane suburbs with a dramatic, cinematic flare, the artist […]
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In the children’s book A Color of His Own (1975) by Leo Lionni, a lonely chameleon worries that he won’t find happiness if his skin keeps changing constantly. He wishes that he could stay the same, single hue — until he finds another chameleon who convinces him to embrace his rainbow multiplicity, and together they
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Life is short, so we’re gonna cut to the chase: there’s a massive wave of men’s boots on sale right now and the timing couldn’t be better. Boot season is in high gear and if you’ve been squeezing the life out of your sneakers and loafers, we’re here to tell you to give them a
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We are hungry for evidence of what lies beneath the canonical re-telling of histories. Hungry Is My Favourite Word at the Július Koller Society in Bratislava, Slovakia, invites viewers to fantasize about the past, future, and present by asking the question: How can we relate to obscured pasts in which marginalized existences have been neglected?
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This is an edition of the newsletter Show Notes, in which Samuel Hine reports from the front row of the global fashion week circuit. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. During Paris Fashion Week, there was one designer on everybody’s lips, even though his name wasn’t on the official schedule: Simon Porte
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Taking stock of my closet the other day, I counted seven different types of navy blue sweater. They were all roughly the same hue, but their fabrics ran the gamut: shaggy wools, slinky cashmeres, ribbed cottons. Folded in my closet in situ, they looked nearly identical; it was impossible to distinguish the boxy crewneck from
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In a new TV show streaming on Outside Watch, Paddy O’Connell tries expert-level sports with basically no experience. Can he teach us how to let go of the great big fear of looking stupid? The post The eternal beginner explains how to get over the fear of looking stupid appeared first on Adventure.com. Source link
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This goal apparently does not include a move to a certain LVMH house in need of fresh creative energy, as has been widely rumored. “No, I don’t go to Givenchy,” he says when I ask. “I am not doing this to work for a big house. This is my big house.” He adds that he’s
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When it comes to personal style, Ben Affleck is a man of consistency. For decades, the actor has relied on nondescript designer jackets, worn-in flannels, graphic tees, and hypebeast sneakers—the de facto uniform of many Gen-X, A-list men. (In fact, Ben’s been so unfailing with his style that he kept the custom Franck Muller watch
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Few people on earth travel as often as professional athletes. With On the Road, the GQ Sports Travel Questionnaire, they’re weighing in on everything from room service to flying comfortably to their favorite chain restaurants. In basically the blink of an eye, Jonathan Kuminga went from a child playing basketball in his native Democratic Republic
