Ralph Waldo Emerson may have been the first love of my life. As I sat in my Advanced Placement English Language course at age 16, …
An Interview with Shem Obara
Every artist begins at a respective ‘square one’. The place that started their creative journey- that temporal space that they will later refer to as …
A Poem By and Conversation With the Brilliant Cait Whiteley.
Cait Whiteley is from a small coastal town in South Wales. Having grown up surrounded by the countryside and the beach, in the world of …
New Platforms and New Artists: An Interview with singer Dayana
The steps towards stardom are seemingly incomparable today to what they have traditionally been. When it comes to accumulating a fan-base, cultivating an image, and …
New Forms of Film – Cinema is Alive and Kicking.
Films nowadays are garish, gory, or gross. At least, that’s what many who fear the “era of streaming” believe. Fewer people go to the cinema, …
An Interview with Glen Kennedy
A good photograph is defined by the attention it pays to its technical elements. It plays with lighting or its subject in order to craft …
Roy Hargrove: The Man Who Bent Music
On November 2nd 2018, revolutionary musician Roy Hargrove passed away at the tragically young age of 49. While to his loyal followers, collaborators, and fans, …
Hegemony and the Complacent Global Consumer
What an Italian Marxist from the 20th Century can tell us about 21st-century passivity surrounding contemporary plight. Despite remaining physically imprisoned for eleven years, the …