Captured by photographer Christine Osinski in the 1980s, these images detail the portraits of the people of a summer at Staten Island. Released amidst the digital age, the photos are an intimate glance into the past, and an intriguing insight into 80s culture and fashion. Rather than focusing on the renowned, glossy New York skyscrapers […]

This New-York-based series of photographs by Travis Huggett typifies everyday New Yorkers on their  bus commute around town. The emotionless faces of the people in the fluorescent, over-lit bus interiors, in contrast to the dark streets, perfectly captures the last, dying hours of their days. These portraits evokes a sense of calm and still, in contrast to […]

Remember when we used to hang out with our peers at the playground after school, playing catch or just running around the premises? To remind us of those times, Stefen Chow, a Singaporean photographer who is presently based in Beijing, came up with the concept to capture the playgrounds all over Singapore from a different […]

  This series of graphite and charcoal portraits of multiracial women were created by visual artist, Samantha Wall. Much more than portraits, these drawings seek to capture subtle human expressions which transcend gender or race. By working with these women and studying the facial movement of each unique individual, Wall was able to delve deeper […]

Journalist Christopher Moloney takes us time traveling through fiction around New York. Walking to work through Central Park on most days, Moloney made an observation last summer. “Every day I walk past tons of locations from popular—and not-so-popular—movies,” he then decided to start printing out stills from the films and comparing them to their real-life […]

With the end of month typically tending to more than the usual level of craze, we are feeling the energy and madness in this one hit wonder. Bursting with insanity that’s so human all the same, it’s kinda like the air in our little bunker now- adrenaline-filled, yet strangely comforting. Hammer got it all right […]