In 1989, less than 5% of the artists in the modern art sections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art were female; by 2005, this number had dropped to less than 3%. The Museum of Modern Art shares a dismal result.
Detroit. Lot's of stimga, lots of talk. Having lived in both Tel Aviv and Detroit, it's hard to say which city is talked about more.
Lynn Newman has worked as an actress, therapist and spiritual leader. Her quest to understand herself and others has led her from Oklahoma to Los Angeles to South America, where she traveled with a shaman.
The painter Jody McGrath was born and raised in Armagh City in Northern Ireland. He grew up in what is euphemistically referred to as "The Troubles "
We Love Detroit and there are A LOT of amazing things about Detroit. Not the least of which is the music.
John Lurie is known for music, movies, and unique art. Each of his paintings are christened with peculiar titles that no one but John Lurie could have come up with think up.
n a world increasingly inundated by advertisements where everything—including people—is for sale, the non-profit initiative #SAVEARTSPACE is taking back billboards across America and transforming them into spaces for bold, creative dreamers.
From gritty excerpts to celebrity interviews Honeysuckle's Le Sexx is about some of our favorite things!
Jacq the Stripper is a memoirist, comedian and mystery. Though she's bared her flesh all over the world she's a girl no one can quite touch on stage.
The first time I met Greg Ferreira, lead singer of The Bushwick Hotel I was making out with a model, wearing leather tights and covered in ketchup. Rock N'Shop
Hunter Channing is a unique photographer with a spectacular eye. He discusses his larger-than life-size landscapes of the human form.
Jack Novak has been making music her whole life but in the past few years has found her beat and blossomed into an international force, playing shows all over the States and Latin America.
Michell Gemma considers her work in black and white photography to be very emotional. She uses models to help represent an emotional state, which ties into place and time.
Stella Bouzakis got our hearts, and libidos, pumping with her sultry depictions of anonymous women and the sensuous female form. So much so, that we chose her drawings for the cover and interior images of our second digital issue, "Le Sexx."
