Mallrat: Teeth
Quite the divergence for Brisbane, Australia-based artist Mallrat (aka Grace Shaw), “Teeth” sets a different tone from her other work and also teases her highly anticipated debut LP, Butterfly Blue. This new …
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“Say No to War” Collection of Free Images
Ukraine-based image-sharing platform Depositphotos has launched a free-to-use collection of photos called “Say No to War,” which depicts the “brutal truth of what’s happening in Ukraine, as well as images of protests …
Kai Landre feat. Hot Sugar: Cyborg
Barcelona-based recording artist Kai Landre has just released his six-track Cyborg EP, an exploration of his own transformation from human to cyborg (through the surgical adoption of a technology that allows him …
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AFAR’s Favorite Podcasts by Black Creatives
The world of podcasts might be rife with true crime and the ramblings of white, heterosexual, cisgender men; but there are also plenty of gems out there. AFAR has rounded up 15 …
Anderson Rocio: My World
New Zealand-raised, LA-based recording artist Anderson Rocio returns with an exuberant video for her brand new single, “My World.” The thoughtful pop track is accompanied by celebratory footage from Elysian Park that underscores …
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The Outsider Art Fair Opens its 30th Anniversary Edition in NYC
From 3-6 March, the 30th anniversary edition of the Outsider Art Fair welcomes guests to Manhattan’s Metropolitan Pavilion. There, an astounding array of international exhibitors present art brut as well as the …
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Juha Tanhua’s Photography Turns Parking Lot Oil Spills Into Galaxies
Finnish photographer Juha Tanhua noticed an oil spill by his car that reminded him of the Northern Lights. He captured it, then forgot about it. When he rediscovered the image in his …
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Abolishing The Fat Villain Stereotype in Pop Culture
From Jabba The Hutt to Harry Potter’s uncle Vernon, fat villains permeate pop culture, sustaining real-life biases that demean and dismiss fat people. It’s a trope that, Sarah Stark writes for Inverse, …
Moise: Burn You Out
Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter Moise is poised to release his album We Survived the Storm Vol. 1 (out in May) and from it comes the ’70s-leaning “Burn You Out.” The super-funky, luminous track was …
Painted Flowers Flourish in EJ Hill’s “Wherever we will to root” at Oxy Arts
In LA, the acclaimed durational artist exhibits still-life paintings and sculptures