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Welcome to the future 🚀 These flags 🏳️ were designed by Mexican artist and designer Juan Pantoja (@juantoja_) for @kinfolk’s special ‘Future’ issue to celebrate their 10-year anniversary. Juan’s motto is “creating t
Alexa, play ‘All My Girls Like to Fight’ by Hope Tala 🎵 Seen here: leg warmers by South Korean fashion designer Dahee Kim (@hiimdi) featured in @pap_magazine - - - #3rdWrld #DaheeKim #SouthKorea #Koreandesigner #Koreanfashion #fashiond
“… Write with stone on stone. Learn to work with your hands. And if you write down what comes into your mind, nobody will say this belongs to me. Everybody will say this belongs to you.” - the father of Sava Sekulic Sava Sekulic e
In the midst of a surveillance-heavy apartheid South Africa, Ernest Cole was able to capture the daily lives of Black people under the country’s oppressive laws. With his camera hidden, making for unexpected angles and framing, Cole’s ima
“In order to move forward, one has to ask questions; one has to interrogate our past; one has to interrogate the way we tell history; one has to interrogate what is left out of history; one has to interrogate whose history is told and whose his
Gentle Monday reminder 🤍 Eduardo Mejía (@eduardograph) has a keen eye for detail. His eponymous branding studio maintains a hand-crafted approach and focuses on creating visual branding and lettering that helps brands attract and connect wit
Paint me like one of your Boscoe Holder girls 🎨 Courtesy artist and creative director @suelynchoo 𝘊𝘙𝘌𝘋𝘐𝘛𝘚 Creative direction + styling: @suelynchoo Location: @venimange Top + skirt: @meilinginc Necklace: @islandvintagegoods Earrings + head
Doris Salcedo tells stories of conflict, loss, and facilitates mourning through every day objects. Because of her, chairs, doors, and blouses find new life as euphemisms, opening conversations about oppression and oppressors, the disempowered and the
Cassi Namoda (@cas_namoda) has been described as a soothsayer. She foretold the coming of Biblical times in 2020 (and, well, look what happened). Cassi was born in Maputo, Mozambique and enjoyed a global upbringing. As a painter and performance arti
Disarming, gentle, authentic. These are just a few words that just about mabage to describe the almost mystical work of Denisse Ariana Pérez. The Caribbean-born, Barcelona-based copywriter and photographer, uses her lens to the highlight the

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