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Akiva Listman Lights Up New York
Akiva Listman doesn’t just paint the fantasy New York tourists come to the city for–he depicts the grit and the glow that makes up the city as it really is. (Take it from Emma Riva, a native New Yorker with high standards). Listman’s star is on the rise with a solo show at 188 Allen and a feature from the MTA, so now’s the time to learn what his work is all about.
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NYC Storefronts: How One Illustrator Boosted Small Businesses During the Pandemic
What started as a hobby for illustrator Joel Holland, became a fundraising campaign for local businesses and a love letter to New York City.
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Storm Ritter, Queen of the Cool People
Ambidextrous artist Storm Ritter is a surrealist painter who harnesses the power of her synesthetic mind to create esoteric landscapes filled with spiritual symbols of divine magic, tarot cards, and numerology. As an entrepreneur, her business ventures have included a brick-and-mortar store, ecommerce website, custom fashion pieces, jewelry and digital NFTs.
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UP5 Preview – ALOFT – Views From Up Above
A collection of photos of NYC graffiti filmed via drone.
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Up in the Bronx: The Boone Avenue Walls
Kurt Boone photographs New York legends and local wall writers alike gathered on the Bronx’s Boone Avenue to electrify the walls with their tags and messages.
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Artbridge Constructs Beauty
Visual artist Rodney Durso started Artbridge after struggling to have his work seen. Today, Artbridge has transformed into a booming non-profit organization, perpetually growing, while remaining committed to it’s revolutionary ethos — that exposure must supplement, not replace compensation for work.
