Artist Alberto Pazzi was born under the Mexican sun 27 years ago. He creates illustrations that often express melancholy in a colorful and humorous way. Dropping out of college a few years ago, he learned english by watching Seinfeld, and decided to move to New York City when inspired by the Ninja Turtles and Lou Reed.

Constance Tenvik is a Norwegian artist based in Oslo, New York, and Berlin. With an MFA from Yale University School of Art and a BA from Oslo Art Academy, Tenvik has shown her work all around the world in Stockholm, Switzerland and Norway, just to name a few. With an unmistakable pastel color palette accompanied by loose linear motions...

Crystal Zapata, a Chicago-based designer and artist, experiments with constructing dysfunctional furniture, silk screening clothing, photography, and graphic design... definition of a Renaissance woman in 2017 if there ever was one.

Photographed by Marisa Chafetz.

Interviewed by Vundabar frontman and close friend, Brandon Hagen, Caitlin McCann shares thoughts on touring and putting together her most recent zine, “Cake.”

Artist Willie Stewart documents his life as a Masters of Fine Art candidate at Yale University through the lens of a Polaroid.

German photographer Elena Breuer photographs skaters around Berlin, Cologne, and Saarbrücken in her new series, "Sk8t."

With his debut EP, Yellow and Such, recently released, we sat down for a Q&A with New York based artist, Gus Dapperton, to talk about his affinity for eyeshadow, our dads, and if he has a special bowl he uses to cut his hair.

Born at Belmont University, The Lonely Biscuits are a groovy indie-rock trio with a fresh EP and a thing for shaved ice. With 90's music in their roots and a good sense of humor...

Music photographer Sophia Ragomo curates our Midweek Music playlist for the week of September 4th, 2017.

Imagine a scene in LA, not an uncommon scene, where a party is happening. Everyone is beautiful, everyone is tall, everyone is slowly sipping their craft cocktails and promiscuously dragging their American Spirits. This is a storyline we are all familiar with, even if we’ve never stepped foot in Los Angeles ourselves.

The weekend The Districts released their latest album, Popular Manipulations, a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville occurred, ending in violence. The country was sent into shock, looking for some sort of leadership from our President, but found none.

Before actually sitting down with Haley Dahl of Sloppy Jane, I wrote a quick 200 word preamble to this piece hoping it would focus our interview, and give me some direction in mansplaining to you what the hell happens at a Sloppy Jane show.

Luna Li's Opal Angel is a garage-rock daydream, a romp through the celestial weightlessness of the natural world and an escape from the clutter of the man-made environments we live and work in.

To get your body and mind in the mood, here's a playlist that will make all things supernatural. 

Jenny Kaufman of Glassnote Records curates our Midweek Music for the week of August 14th, 2017.

Holyrad Studio was born out of necessity two years ago after founder Daryl Oh was tired of trying to fit into an industry that was not built for her. From the ground up, she built a photo studio whose aim is to provide affordable access to artists.

Jerome Peel never intended to create a workwear brand popular with New York’s cool crowd when he designed a work shirt for his father’s painting business. Originally from West Palm Beach, Florida, Jerome was just doing his father a favor...

Images from the two-day competition held at New York City’s Madison Square Garden.

I was never much of a Phish fan before my girlfriend. My only real exposure to them was through South Park's depiction and the stoner cooks from my old job playing an occasional song.

It was Bobby’s first time dropping acid, and I was a little worried about him taking two tabs at once. Naturally, I wanted to make sure he was fine, but that didn’t seem like a priority at the time, given the phantasmagoria of color that was spreading ahead of us.