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Shtetl Art Gallery: Brooklyn’s First Hasidic Art Space
Shtetl Art Gallery is a landmark event in the art scene – the first Hasidic-owned gallery of Williamsburg. It’s a celebration of Jewish identity that hosts a wide range of artists and pieces. Though all the artists featured are different, their work all speaks to a respect for spirituality and religious ritual and a desire for community dialogue.
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UP Magazine’s 10 Most Read Articles Of 2020
The UP Mag Staff lists some of our magazine’s most-read articles in 2020.
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FoxyLab: Highbrow Streetwear
FOXYLAB NEW YORK (FXLB) is a creative laboratory that introduces art into fashion. Focused on creating streetwear fashion, the brand’s main mission is to support artists and make real art wearable, while putting sustainability at the center of the production. The brand’s urban aesthetic comes through in relaxed and oversized silhouettes, reflecting a form of wearable street art and street culture attitude.
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Clutter Mag’s Canbot Kickstarter
Clutter Magazine has become an institution within the close-knit indie toy community, due to their dogged commitment and passion to the scene. Clutter’s publication covers the latest and greatest developments across the industry. The organization also hosts crucial events like Five Points Fest. Most ambitiously, though, Clutter participates in the community they’re committed to, developing their own innovative releases that advance the culture and encouraging designers to take the leap and push their talents one step further.
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The Revolution Through Images: Subverting Rapid Processing
Whitney examines street art’s role in the revolution while critiquing our culture’s increasing obsession with hollow imagery, a phenomenon she dubs “rapid processing.”
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BatsWearBlack: A Kind Animal
Sabrina interviews Bats Wear Black on his new drawing style and his passion for raising awareness surrounding veganism.
