Storm Reid is beyond her years
Storm Reid is a young actress working in one of the most shaky and quick-moving times in recent decades. At 5’8, she stands a sophisticated, poised professional, acting alongside contemporary greats and acquiring much knowledge through her journey.
Will Poulter shares his Midsommar experience and being in touch with reality
British actors that straddle between Europe and the United States have become relatively common, however, Will Poulter is a genuinely intriguing soul that cares about his craft.
Omar Sosa shares his favorite Apartamento Issue
Omar Sosa speaks with us about the events that lead up to the inception of Apartamento, his thoughts on its enduring qualities, and what impact he hopes to achieve with this platform.
Ivan Shaw on the evolution of Magazine Photography
In this interview, Ivan Shaw shares with us his goals for this highly anticipated archival project as well as his thoughts and insights on the role of a photo editor.
Richard Haines—Love Yourself
Richard Haines takes us with him, witnessing the world through strokes of color and form. His sketches are the only ones that can cut through the noise of social media. In a world of digital, this analog representation is almost an act of rebellion.
Miyavi on his evolving artistry and “NO SLEEP TILL TOKYO”
Perhaps best known for his signature finger-slapping style of playing guitar, legendary Japanese musician, actor, and philanthropist Miyavi bridges cultures with his music and raises awareness for the refugee crisis through his work as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador.
Christoph Niemann on creating artistic viewpoints and dealing with popularity
Genius is not a word often ascribed to those in the contemporary art world; it’s consigned principally to scientists, philosophers, political leaders. Christoph Niemann may prove to be the exception.
Jack O’Connell—Smooth Moves
You can’t tell from his youthful face, but Jack O’Connell is a veteran. The Darby native has honed his talents on television and screen for over a decade, and it shows.
