Seeing a Wu-Tang legend perform inside Carnegie Hall felt symbolic—a reminder that the stories born from Black communities continue to reshape institutions once considered out of reach.
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Seeing a Wu-Tang legend perform inside Carnegie Hall felt symbolic—a reminder that the stories born from Black communities continue to reshape institutions once considered out of reach.
Satellites II was an immersive exhibition presented as part of Prada Mode New York at the iconic Hotel Chelsea. Conceived by filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn and game creator Hideo Kojima, the project transcends the conventions of both
In an atmosphere saturated with overstimulation, cynicism, and emotional fatigue, New York-based artist NotYourMuse chooses something softer. Something brighter.
Held at Pier 36 in Manhattan, the venue itself is massive — large enough to house hundreds of galleries, independent artists, publishers, and curators all operating within their own little universes simultaneously.
The New Renaissance Part II pushed further into the dialogue between digital and physical art, transforming the space into a living intersection of mediums.
The New Renaissance at Mo’MAS High Society inside Herbwell was a living answer to “what’s next?” Set along Madison Avenue’s historic art corridor, hundreds of artists, collectors, streamers, and tastemakers gathered for a night that felt less like an event and more like the start of something bigger.
The Weight of Worth, co-curated by Josh Sauceda and Karley Wasaff, unfolded as a deeply human inquiry disguised as an art event: What does it mean to show up in a world that constantly demands more?
Inside a bright corner of downtown New York, just beyond the hum of Grand Street traffic, Arete Studios buzzes with the kind of energy that only comes from a brand inventing the future as it goes.
There’s a special kind of magic in the corners of punk where melodrama meets vulnerability—where eyeliner ruins pillowcases and teenage angst shapeshifts into poetry. Kawaii AF taps directly into that frequency with their new single “Simply Hopeless”.
On August 30th, ARCHIV3 celebrated its one-year anniversary in the heart of SoHo at POSH Headquarters, marking a defining moment for the publication and community.
On August 29th, POSH headquarters in SoHo was transformed into a living, breathing game world for Growing Takes Time — a one-night-only immersive arcade-meets-performance event choreographed by Karley Wasaff.
For more than four decades, David Dorfman has been shaping the modern-contemporary dance landscape with choreography that refuses to separate movement from meaning.
MUSIC
There’s a special kind of magic in the corners of punk where melodrama meets vulnerability—where eyeliner ruins pillowcases and teenage angst shapeshifts into poetry. Kawaii AF taps directly into that frequency with their new single “Simply Hopeless”.
Most successful artists understand that promoting their work never ends. Fresh off his listening party in collaboration with COLORS x STUDIOS, Anik Khan has been in go-mode, promoting the full release of his upcoming album Onēk.
Between rage and therapy, of chaos and love, one artist is curating a new auditory experience through the punk underground — and he’s not asking for permission. He’s claiming it ad he goes by Yonder.
From Houston, TX, formerly performing under the name Tia Gold, WiLLiE has electrified stages with soothing vocals, lyricism dripping with emotional intelligence and wit, and a deep understanding of vulnerability in her delivery that transcends genres.
Afrobeats has transformed from a regional West African sound into a global juggernaut—on streaming services, dance floors, festival stages, and cultural charts across the world.
Since first breaking onto the scene around 2015, identity has always been a topic of meditation in his work. Growing up in a borough rooted in multiculturalism, Anik found an artistic voice for himself by listening and being receptive to the smells, sounds, and stories around him.
Playboi Carti's latest release, 'I AM MUSIC,' is an ambitious 30-track odyssey that masterfully combines the nostalgic feel of a classic 2010 mixtape with a bold, contemporary sound. The album bursts with the hallmarks of that era—DJ tags, gunshot effects, and a relentless stream of adlibs—creating a familiar yet fresh auditory landscape.
The popular audience today craves something more than catchy lyrics and faux-feminism. Authenticity reigns supreme with a story close in tow, and Zoe Tan is one of the emerging voices tapping into this cultural shift.
Held annually around this time of year, AES, also known as the Audio Engineering Society, brings forth the biggest audio convention and the largest gathering of audio professionals to New York City.
Without changing how fans listen to music, NEWM has made it easier than ever to allow artists transparent payment for their music and streams through blockchain technology.
Standing for Give Art Life, GAL showcases her own brilliance not only as an artist, but as a sonic and visual curator. With a sound equally based in Hip Hop and alternative Pop, she showcases effortless penmanship across a variety of sounds.
ART
Satellites II was an immersive exhibition presented as part of Prada Mode New York at the iconic Hotel Chelsea. Conceived by filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn and game creator Hideo Kojima, the project transcends the conventions of both
In an atmosphere saturated with overstimulation, cynicism, and emotional fatigue, New York-based artist NotYourMuse chooses something softer. Something brighter.
Held at Pier 36 in Manhattan, the venue itself is massive — large enough to house hundreds of galleries, independent artists, publishers, and curators all operating within their own little universes simultaneously.
The New Renaissance Part II pushed further into the dialogue between digital and physical art, transforming the space into a living intersection of mediums.
The New Renaissance at Mo’MAS High Society inside Herbwell was a living answer to “what’s next?” Set along Madison Avenue’s historic art corridor, hundreds of artists, collectors, streamers, and tastemakers gathered for a night that felt less like an event and more like the start of something bigger.
The Weight of Worth, co-curated by Josh Sauceda and Karley Wasaff, unfolded as a deeply human inquiry disguised as an art event: What does it mean to show up in a world that constantly demands more?
On August 29th, POSH headquarters in SoHo was transformed into a living, breathing game world for Growing Takes Time — a one-night-only immersive arcade-meets-performance event choreographed by Karley Wasaff.
For more than four decades, David Dorfman has been shaping the modern-contemporary dance landscape with choreography that refuses to separate movement from meaning.
Alyssa Stevens’ art feels like a quiet meditation on memory, emotion, and transformation — an exploration of liminal spaces within time, and tradition that bleeds into technology.
On July 24, 2025, the red-lit, velvet-lined rooms of Madame X—a Lower East Side nightlife legend—were transformed into a live, playground of queer horror, erotic satire, and burlesque absurdity.
On a rainy Tuesday evening in DUMBO, the Sound and Mind Center resembled something between a ritual site and a dream. Artists, healers, and seekers gathered for “Memoir of The Human Body 2,” a one-night-only immersive experience that felt less like an event and more like a soft rebellion against disconnection.
In the bloom of native flowers on a rooftop once part of an ExxonMobil factory, something astonishing is happening. Art is taking root—not just as performance or installation, but as ecology, ritual, and resistance.
CULTURE
Seeing a Wu-Tang legend perform inside Carnegie Hall felt symbolic—a reminder that the stories born from Black communities continue to reshape institutions once considered out of reach.
Inside a bright corner of downtown New York, just beyond the hum of Grand Street traffic, Arete Studios buzzes with the kind of energy that only comes from a brand inventing the future as it goes.
On August 30th, ARCHIV3 celebrated its one-year anniversary in the heart of SoHo at POSH Headquarters, marking a defining moment for the publication and community.
Platforms like Twitch, Discord, and TikTok Live have become something like digital campfires — spaces where people can show up, talk, and just be. It’s less about going viral, and more about feeling seen.
The 2025 New York International Auto Show returned to Manhattan’s Javits Center this springwith more energy—and electricity—than ever before, marking 125 years of innovation, rebellion, and romance on four wheels.
For the designer behind Chainsself, Oleg Chekalin, a childhood spent immersed in nature and biology laid the foundation for a unique artistic vision.
Within the walls of Madame X, BoneDaddy’s Bacchanal turned the concept of cabaret on its head. The brainchild of Karley Wasaff, this queer horror cabaret combined elements of The Nightmare Before Christmas, S&M kink, and politically charged satire with the unmistakable vibrancy of NYC’s queer nightlife. The result was a one-night-only spectacle that left a mark on the city’s immersive theater scene.
MoMu Antwerp recently hosted its first-ever hackathon, an ambitious event titled “A Weekend at the Museum: Make the Study Collection Come to Life, Using Technology.” bringing together participants from Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany, and the UK, embodying the cross-border creativity essential for groundbreaking innovation.
Nadya Rousseau and Lauren Jones of Alter New Media build their business on the principles of purpose driven marketing. From grassroots to global, ANM bases its work in aligning with people and organizations geared towards social good and advancement.
ARCHIV3's much-anticipated Issue 3 Release Party at The Oculus, World Trade Center, NYC, was a dazzling celebration of creativity and innovation, marking a significant milestone for the rapidly rising publication.
SX Noir's rise in the New York Nightlife scene as the “thot leader of sex-tech” has been an adventure in itself. From Kansas City, Missouri, SX found herself gravitating towards people on the margins of society.
After stopping at Salt Lake City and Chicago, The North Face presented their Climb Festival in Brooklyn! This thrilling weekend at Brooklyn Bridge Park was chalk-full of finals leaving winners with big bags of money.
TECHNOLOGY
What if the next time you saw a doctor… they weren’t human?
Or they were—but your life depended not on their years of training, but on a machine quietly humming in the background. Listening. Calculating. Diagnosing you with mathematical precision and silicon confidence.
Solana, a leading blockchain platform, recently faced significant community backlash leading to the removal of one of its advertisements from social media.
I’ve put a lot of thought into how technology and culture intersect, specifically fashion, but also art in a more general sense as well. I want to dive into Web3 as a robust set of technologies that can come together for the public good with the promise of more online accountability, security, and transparency.
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, announced on Monday that it will be removing a voice from its new AI voice assistant that bears a striking resemblance to actress Scarlett Johansson.
What sets NEWM apart is its comprehensive ecosystem of tools designed for artists. From music distribution to fractionalizing royalty rights and a marketplace for music collectibles, NEWM provides artists with a one-stop solution to manage their careers.
Creatress has a talent for seamlessly merging virtual reality and live performance to create a truly unique and immersive experience.
Brian Yurachek delves into his unique path, his quest for purpose, and his mission to bridge the gap between our physical and digital dimensions.
Renowned for his distinctive neo-noir style, a fusion of early 1900s detective noir with the aesthetics of science fiction, Dave Krugman is not merely a photographer; he is a storyteller, weaving tales within each digital frame.
In the realm of digital art and the burgeoning NFT landscape, Bryan Brinkman is a name that has been making waves. He's been at the forefront of this transformative and dynamic intersection, pushing the boundaries of creativity.
Kira Bursky is a bold multidisciplinary artist, seamlessly blending her background in filmmaking with a passion for digital art and Non-fungible tokens.
In a world saturated with cookie-cutter musicians and formulaic productions, Jadyn Violet invites innovation and authenticity. At just 23 years old, this visionary artist has carved out a unique niche for himself in the next-generational artistry scene, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
Alessia Moccia, better known as Euphoria, is making waves with her transcendent approach to photography. The seasoned fashion editor and art director transitioned seamlessly from the glossy pages of print to the dynamic realm of digital art curation.
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Great music often starts with an unexpected connection. For Bungalow Collect, it wasn’t a studio session or a viral moment that sparked their latest project—it was a pick-up game on a Santa Monica basketball court.