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  • “You Can Too” – TRZA – Graffiti Counter Culture in Colorado Springs

    Trent Langill, aka TRZA, an artist residing in Colorado Springs, is a man with a plethora of talent when it comes to stencil design. His goal is to show youth with limited options and equipment that you can indeed get up and paint, you can do it too.

  • UP Magazine’s Favorite Articles Of 2020

    The UP Mag Staff lists some of our favorite articles from 2020.

  • Even Flowers Must Die: Infinite at 3RD Ethos

    Even Flowers Must Die – Opening Reception at 3RD Ethos Gallery, Friday the 13th.

  • Bushwick Art Club: Lucky Rabbit

    The third and final in the Bushwick Art Club Series 1 — a collaborative project between UP Magazine & the Bushwick Daily. Signed prints available for sale.

  • Bushwick Art Club: Marzipan Physics

    The second in the Bushwick Art Club Series 1 – a collaborative project between UP Magazine & the Bushwick Daily. Signed prints available for sale.

  • Bushwick Art Club: Isabelle Ewing

    The first in the Bushwick Art Club Series 1 – a collaborative project between UP Magazine & the Bushwick Daily. Signed prints available for sale.

  • Sinned and Ria

    Emma recounts the love-story of how Sinned & Ria met, and their paint splattered history together.

  • Roosevelt Island Fall for Arts Festival: Reclaiming Our Time

    Emma investigates this year’s Fall For Arts Festival on Roosevelt Island, aimed at promoting social justice.

  • Buenos Aires: Bardo, Ilka, and the Beauty of the City

    London-based writer Candelaria Barandiaran talks to a group of emerging female artists from her homeland of Argentina, in an attempt to reconnect with her roots and Buenos Aires’ wonderful culture.

  • #74Wythe – FamiliarFaces: A Tribute to Community, Healing, and Mutual Aid

    Whitney interviews principal co-founder Josh Kaiser of 74Wythe—a new Brooklyn hospitality venue—on the creative project #74WytheFamiliarFaces and its social justice applications.

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