Glass City

  Most photos: Matt Weber, Urban Prisoner. Matt’s having a GoFundMe, please read below. It is tough to write an arts-related column while Minnesota is being attacked by a goon squad of ICE agents, many of whom have been fed propaganda for decades by Fox News, captured local media, podcast bros, and social media algorithms […]

Asa Nisi Masa by Blake Andrews Let’s explore the word Suburban, I was a little uncomfortable about typecasting Blake Andrews’ work as ‘suburban.’ I am possibly one of the world’s least qualified to understand true suburbia, and it’s a word I throw around because I can’t find a better one. I have a similar relationship

  *Note: I recently redid my entire website archive, including the documentary section and the prints section. I organized, edited, and keyworded 1,163 photos, also creating a super fun searchable archive. I included everything from the classic city photos, the documentary work, to any random city moments that I might want to find quickly for

“They were just political props, thrown into danger for a photo op in a foreign land.”   Inside the Canal Street ICE Raid It was 3-something on Tuesday, Oct 21st. Diwali. It was my first ‘day off’ in weeks—the tail end of the fall event and nice weather tour crush. Weekends running around being a

Hey all, I have a couple of super exciting announcements. This has been taking up all my free time lately so I’m so relieved to finally have it in place, share it, and start getting back in the regular swing of things. And sleeping. Almost there, it’s been a grind. The first is that Miwa

One of the most fascinating parts of my job is meeting people from all over the world. And with this, I get to see firsthand the perceptions that people have of New York. The trends, the thoughts, the questions. For instance, New York was remarkably safe during the 2010s, which somehow lead to a trend

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