The timing of Kent’s newfound popularity is coincidental; I was sorting through my grandmother’s storage earlier this month and came across a stunning limited edition print by none other than Corita Kent.
Interviews
In Conversation with Artist Loïc Devaux
Roland Garros, Mr. Clean, Moschino, and Vans are just a few of the many clever references in the paintings of Loïc Devaux. A young Belgian contemporary artist, Devaux is based in Antwerp, where he creates works of art that immediately grab one’s attention with their beauty and wit.
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Arts + Culture
10 Artists You Should Know
One day last week, when I was feeling particularly stir-crazy at home, I ordered some canvases, oil paints, and acrylic paints online. The moment they arrived, I felt an immediate sense of relaxation. Painting has always made me feel at ease, especially during times of stress.
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Fashion
“Keep it Reel”: F21 x Kodak Event
On Thursday morning, a life-size silver film canister arrived at my house, which was exciting, since I had never seen anything packaged like this before. As it turns out, what was inside was even more creative than the presentation: a chic statement sweater from Forever 21’s collaboration with Kodak, the iconic camera company.
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Arts + Culture
Theater Review: “Head Over Heels”
Catchy 80’s music, gorgeous clothes designed by Gucci, lots of humor, and an entertaining love story: what more could you ask for in a musical?
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Arts + Culture
PART 2: “Crazy Rich Asians” Review
If you haven’t already seen “Crazy Rich Asians,” you need to buy tickets ASAP— but be sure to check them out online first, because every showing is almost sold out. Due to the hype surrounding the movie’s release, I went to see “Crazy Rich Asians” for a second time last week and was completely shocked by
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Arts + Culture
Film Review: “Crazy Rich Asians”
Could you imagine dating someone for an entire year and then suddenly discovering that your significant other has been hiding major details about himself for fear of judgement? That’s exactly what happens to Rachel Chu (Constance Wu), the protagonist of the 2018 film “Crazy Rich Asians.”
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Arts + Culture
Film Review: “Thoroughbreds”
Suburban Connecticut, preppy families, immaculately trimmed lawns, and lots of horseback riding. What could go wrong? According to the 2018 drama-thriller “Thoroughbreds,” a lot.
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Arts + Culture
Film Review: “I ,Tonya”
“America– they want someone to love, but they want someone to hate,” remarks Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) in the darkly comical biopic “I, Tonya.” Most of us vividly remember (or know of) figure skating’s most infamous moment: the 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan, orchestrated by Harding’s ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan). With everyone under the assumption
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Interviews
In Conversation with “Mad Men” costume designer Janie Bryant
When the last episode of “Mad Men” aired in 2015, the show referred to its seventh season as “the end of an era.” The finale, however, also represented the beginning of a new trend: vintage fashion.