by Tag Christof | Jan 13, 2022 | Places
A good road trip is rarely measured in miles. The sum of the experience is, rather, those things you feel as you run your finger slowly across the landscape: the state lines, the little landmarks, the improbable strangers, and serendipitous sightings. I measure mine...
by Ayla Angelos | Jan 6, 2022 | Work
Benedict Redgrove and I shake hands. I reassure him that I’ve sanitized, and he does the same. We meet at London’s Barbican—a first for us both since the imposed lockdowns across the UK. He insists on paying for my tea, and he orders a coffee; he holds his motorbike...
by Britt Julious | Nov 24, 2021 | Work
“Each time I wake up in the morning, today cannot look like yesterday,” Delphine Diallo tells me. “That is my first mission.” On this early afternoon in her home and studio, Delphine is deep in the trenches of many assignments and commissions. There is the collage...
by Laura Rote | Sep 3, 2021 | Products
Technology that makes it easy to focus on the art. That’s the guiding mission behind Flashpoint, the Adorama exclusive lighting brand, according to Solomon Leifer, senior brand manager at Flashpoint. Founded in New York City in 1991, Flashpoint’s first release was its...
by John Reagan | Jun 23, 2021 | Places
As part of our On the Road series, photographer Pia Riverola and partner John Reagan take us on a seven-hour road trip from Oaxaca city to Oaxaca beach. Pia was born and raised in Barcelona and currently splits her time between Mexico City and LA. Here’s some of what...
by Chris Force | May 3, 2021 | Work
Jannik is a 24-year-old German student pursuing his master’s degree in business law who happens to have perhaps the oldest streetwear influencer in Europe as a grandfather. In 2014, bored and on a whim, he asked his grandfather, retired glassmaker Alojz Abram, to try...
by Laura Rote | Apr 28, 2021 | Places
“You know when you see something incredible and you want to immediately pull your camera out and film it? Like a sunset or a magic trick or a concert? That’s what I felt like seeing these rooms for the first time,” says photographer Margaret Bienert, one half of the A...
by Sophia Conforti | Feb 18, 2021 | News
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Stephan Gladieu goes behind the lens in North Korea. + The French...
by Sophia Conforti | Feb 4, 2021 | News
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Check out the winners of the first-ever 2020 International Automotive...
by Laura Rote | Dec 30, 2020 | Work
Xiaopeng Yuan spends his days living and working in Shanghai, splitting much of his time between taking photos and importing books. The 33-year-old is the cofounder of Same Paper, a self-publishing book and photography studio that started as a blog to share Xiaopeng...
by Laura Rote | Dec 23, 2020 | Work
Cam Hicks was in his early 20s when he left his corporate IT job in the DC area to move to New York City and chase his dream of being a creative director and photographer. He documents his first four years working in NYC in For the Porch, his debut photo book, where...
by Laura Rote | Dec 19, 2020 | Work
“I’ve always considered myself an amateur historian, especially as a Black American in the US, where histories are very conflated,” says artist Umar Rashid. “It’s not like, ‘Hey, I’m Irish.’ Nobody really knows where they come from. In the case of African-Americans...
