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A Fashion Show For All: The Beauty of Human Diversity
In a world where styles adapt as quickly as the next microtrend is consumed, we are often failing to see the irony that we do everything with fashion except make sure to include everyone.
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Fashion – A Collaborative Craft
This story explores fashion as a collaborative craft. Industry professionals speak on the hidden labor & expertise behind a garment or product – from a concept to a finished wearable.
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ARTELFEST Presents: The All-Women Art Show
As a celebration of Women’s History Month, ARTELFEST returned to New York for ‘The All-Women Art Fest.’ The celebration took place on Thursday March 26th and Friday March 27th at 12 Park Street in Bushwick. The 2-Day multifaceted jamboree featured over 100 artists, live painters, vendors, two fashion shows, and high profile DJ’s such as Ultra Violet, a resident at House of Yes.
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In Search for Truth: The Story of Falsehood
FALSEHOOD began with a question: how do you stay true to who you are in a world constantly trying to shape you into something else? For Leo, a graffiti writer, designer, youth mentor, and the creator of the Brooklyn-born streetwear brand FALSEHOOD, that question is not philosophical. It is survival.
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The Unapologetic Art of Addie Wuensch
Addie Wuensch’s art is a visceral, dynamic exploration of self and society. With a passion for art that predates her entrance into the New York City scene, her work is a fusion of postmodern graffiti, feminist ideals, and raw, unrefined textures. Addie continues to evolve through multimedia experimentation and an unwavering commitment to gender diversity and body positivity.
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Claudia La Bianca: Creator of New Worlds
Planting the seeds of her life’s accomplishments with positive thoughts, words, and deeds, multi-disciplinary artist Claudia La Bianca has solidified her prowess as the creator of imaginative and yet rooted realities through murals, film, sculptures, and interactive installations.
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The Art of Pink: How Emma Grace Hapner Turns Color Into Expression
For Emma Hapner, the color pink brings back sweet memories of girlhood – of shimmering unicorns, scented lip gloss, and elaborate frilly accessories. Since she specializes in self-portraits, Hapner is her own leading lady, loading canvas upon canvas with vibrant iterations of her likeness. Fully accepting her femininity was a gradual process, though.