Interview

For Spring/Summer 2010, Timo Weiland debuts his eponymous mens and womens lines—and with that, perforated leather tank tops enter the corporate dress code.  BLOG POSTED: 07/20/09

Jewels, more jewels, and swirls of jewels at Paris Couture—and rainbow fake eyelashes, courtesy Maison Martin Margiela.  BLOG POSTED: 07/07/09

What's not to love about a band whose first recording experience went down in a converted bomb shelter on the Isle of Wight with a drum kit hewn from a Victorian-era dance floor?  BLOG POSTED: 06/18/09

Ben Esser has the biggest quiff in British music since Morrissey. His electro-pop career is getting pretty big too.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/08/09

Philip Taaffe makes art the old-fashioned way: with paint. And his paintings are as complex and alive as they are beautiful. In an age of market-driven, hog-wild modernism, that ain’t easy.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/08/09

After releasing six albums, appearing in a handful of films, and single-handedly resurrecting the songbook of Judy Garland, Rufus Wainwright took the next logical step: He spent three years writing a two-hour opera. But Prima Donna, which will premiere this July at the Manchester International Festival in England, isn’t the only bizarre career move Wainwright has taken lately.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/03/09

When Jordan Seiler found out that many advertising billboards are illegal, and for the most part ignored by the city, he took action.  BLOG POSTED: 04/29/09

Sebastián Errázuriz is half merry prankster, half brooding death-poet. But he’s all artist and all designer. The young innovator defends his right to make anything—as long as it hasn’t been done (or listed on Google) before.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/28/09