WORD ON THE STREET: AN INTERVIEW WITH B.D. WHITE
It’s been a very good month for Brooklyn based artist, B.D. White, who just wrapped his one-night show a Anderson’s Martial Arts Academy in New York City. The artist called the near sell-out […]
WORD ON THE STREET: AN INTERVIEW WITH OLD BROADS
Sticker artist, Old Broads is turning City Center in Philadelphia into an outdoor gallery for her beautifully hand-drawn old ladies. If society has a tendency to treat older women as invisible, Old Broads is shining a bright […]
Word on the Street: An Interview with Myth
Myth is a Brooklyn based street artist who uses superhero imagery juxtaposed with political statements meant to confront passersby with a wide range of social issues from animal cruelty to class and gender inequality. Street art […]
Word on the Street: An Interview with City Kitty
City Kitty is a New York-based street artist whose been pasting his elaborately hand drawn figures all over three of NYC’s five boroughs and walls scattered throughout cities across the United States and Europe over the last five […]
Word on the Street: An Interview with El Sol 25
As New Yorkers trickled to the polls in record low numbers to cast their ballots for a new Mayor this past November, a constant theme emerged in the campaign ads […]
Curating Banksy: One Man’s Vow to Protect Banksy’s Work on the Streets of NYC
The anonymous and popular British street artist, known by the pseudonym, Banksy has created a website titled, “Better Out Than In,” where he has announced his residency in New York […]
Women of the Salt Flats, Part 3: “Get everything you can and take it home with you”
I like to think of the time I spend talking with other backpackers – gathering their travel experiences and to greater extent, their personal journeys as a verbal snapshot – […]
Bolivia: Why it’s important to see how other people live
Though poverty exists in every nation, in every city, and in the vast expanse of land that fills the space in between them, spend a little time in Bolivia and […]
The Potosí Mines: Working in the Bowels of Hell
Though deteriorating, Cerro Rico, or the Rich Hill still casts a majestic and impressive shadow over the equally deteriorating town of Potosí. At 4,050 meters above sea level Potosí is […]
Condortrekkers: Making a Better World One Trek at a Time
There is a saying commonly shared throughout National parks across the globe, “leave no footprint behind.” If you pack in, you should be responsible enough to pack it out. And […]
A Tribe of our Own 