“For me, food has always been a language: It’s a way that I could connect with other people and show love,” Umber Ahmad says while rolling ma’amoul cookie dough in …
“To sum it up, it’s been crazy,” she says of her time at LSU. A self-described “girly girl” who’s also calls herself “a killer on the court,” she relishes the …
At the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum in Miami, photographer Kacey Jeffers’s first solo exhibition, “Multitudes” (on view through May 4), bursts with color and insight. Spanning five series …
It’s week three of the 2024 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, and deep in the underbelly of NRG Stadium, Bernard “Bun B” Freeman is in his dressing room. He wears …
Every July, the women of Oaxaca, Mexico, prepare for Guelaguetza, a festival that celebrates the Mexican state’s Indigenous culture. On top of wearing the traje, the traditional clothing representative of …
When I interviewed Gentili in 2022, she spoke lovingly of Scotto and the life they’d built together. Like many, I was struck by the example Scotto set of how to …
There’s a TikTok sound that accurately describes the mental gymnastics you face when you come upon a near-perfect space like Dae, Brooklyn’s newest, and perhaps most curious, design haven: “Shit, …
The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting colder, and you may have begun to spy the glimmer of lights strung up in neighborhood windows. It can only mean …
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Since 2017, the annual Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW) has served as a crucial platform for Indigenous designers to showcase their contemporary designs. More than just an array of fabulous …
“On the drive into Rampart we have this really rough road, and in some parts of the road there are the most visceral visual representations of climate change,” says 21-year-old …