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New! Two vintage summer camp scenes captured by Gordon Parks

Attention campers! Today we’re taking it back with two vintage photographs from the summer of 1943, masterfully shot by the great Gordon Parks. The summer camp scene looks a little different this year, with widespread cancellations and precautions in place, but where real life is pressing pause o...

Fundraising Update

A couple weeks ago, we decided to donate 10% of our June profits to an organization working toward racial justice. After originally researching organizations, we chose Campaign Zero, but in the days after making that decision, Campaign Zero launched their #8cantwait initiative. Delving deeper int...

Fill your wknd with virtual exhibitions + online art goings-on.

Over the last couple months, we’ve been building out our guide to Armchair Art Appreciation—an ongoing series rounding up ways to enjoy, explore, and support the arts from home. While we’re not convinced it’s possible to “look on the bright side” of a global pandemic, there’s certainly something...

The summeriest art under the sun

Summer doesn’t technically kick off until 6/20, but we’re pretty sure the unofficial indicator is the moment the AC goes on. In the spirit of unsanctioned summer, we’ve assembled a squad of our summeriest editions, as seasonally requisite as cool swimming pools and SPF. Pop on some shades and pee...

We’re back in action! Plus, Emily Nathan’s debut edition

Big news art lovers: over two months after putting shipping and production on pause in accordance with Gov. Cuomo’s executive order, we’ve found a way to safely resume operations in a scaled-back form. Art is on its way! And we’ll be ready to get started on new orders immediately. Which means you...

This new book by Kimberly Drew is required art reading.

If art professional, author, and activist Kimberly Drew’s not already on your art-loving radar, she ought to be. A few days ago, her new book, This Is What I Know About Art, hit the stands. To say it’s timely is an understatement. Art is central to the fabric of political protest, an essential co...

Supporting Black art & artists

Donating, signing petitions, protesting, voting, and contacting your representatives are all ways to take direct action against structural racism. But supporting black art and artists is another actionable step. And in the words of Toni Morrison, “This is precisely the time when artists go to wor...