The narrative of marginalized communities being underrepresented and even erased from history is all too familiar. So much is lost with time, but especially those stories, moments, people, and places that existed outside of the… Read More »‘Queer Happened Here’ Unearths a Century of NYC’s Underground Queer Spaces
Would the artist who anonymously donated considerable effort designing ersatz currency, pasted on a West 17th Street New York construction hoarding, please stand up and accept our gratitude for an ingenious act of public protest… Read More »The Daily Heller: Worth the Paper It’s Drawn On
Humans are not built to process change so quickly: The good and the bad. Our ears pop to protect us from the increase in altitude as our plane lifts its landing gear and soars. Scuba… Read More »Change is Coming
We’re used to thinking of brands as advertisers. They buy space, optimize for attention, and measure success in impressions and conversions. But over the last decade, something else has taken root: brands are no longer… Read More »If Brands Are Today’s Patrons, Whose Culture are We Funding?
My grandparents kept two framed prints on a wall over my father’s childhood bed (the one I used when I stayed over at their apartment in the Bronx). One was by the Mexican social activist… Read More »The Daily Heller: Ben Shahn Returns to the New York Art Scene
Hello hello. Design for a new edition of Wolfgang Streeck’s How Will Capitalism End?, published by the wonderful folks at Verso. More of this sort of rectangly wordy picture vibe can be found at danielgray.com.… Read More »Meanwhile: Humanness not Pictureness