Edition 15 starts with a simple question: what does it mean to begin again? The artists featured in Edition 15 pause to reflect on the paths that brought them here, transforming that insight into new work.
David Salle breaks open the act of looking through painting, choreography, and technology. Kennedy Yanko listens to metal as if it were alive, shaping breath from industrial weight. Elliot and Erick Jiménez honor Lucumí traditions with images that hold the sacred and the hidden. Tavares Strachan rebuilds history through immersive worlds that expand
our sense of legacy. Hebru Brantley moves inward to rediscover desire. Woody De Othello returns to clay and ancestry. Mashonda Tifrere shapes platforms rooted in creativity and care. Ferrari Sheppard rebuilds intention through paint and gold. Anthony Spinello reflects on twenty years of belief and community.
Different mediums. Different cities. Different histories.
One shared truth: transformation requires a return to the origin.
In every interview, one theme rose again and again: not reinvention,
but remembrance. Artists reconnecting with childhood sparks, inherited rituals, ancestral knowledge, and long-ignored intuition. This issue
is about that pause between breaths where something honest comes through. Edition 15 spans Miami and Los Angeles, two cities that
mirror this duality and remind us that every creative journey begins with lineage and continues with discovery.
Front & Back Cover: Tavares Strachan by Kevin Claiborne
Featuring
Anthony Spinello
Ferrari Sheppard
Mashonda Tifrere
David Salle
Kennedy Yanko
Elliot & Erick Jiménez
Tavares Strachan
Woody De Othello
Kidsuper
Hebru Brantley
Edition 15 starts with a simple question: what does it mean to begin again? The artists featured in Edition 15 pause to reflect on the paths that brought them here, transforming that insight into new work.
David Salle breaks open the act of looking through painting, choreography, and technology. Kennedy Yanko listens to metal as if it were alive, shaping breath from industrial weight. Elliot and Erick Jiménez honor Lucumí traditions with images that hold the sacred and the hidden. Tavares Strachan rebuilds history through immersive worlds that expand
our sense of legacy. Hebru Brantley moves inward to rediscover desire. Woody De Othello returns to clay and ancestry. Mashonda Tifrere shapes platforms rooted in creativity and care. Ferrari Sheppard rebuilds intention through paint and gold. Anthony Spinello reflects on twenty years of belief and community.
Different mediums. Different cities. Different histories.
One shared truth: transformation requires a return to the origin.
In every interview, one theme rose again and again: not reinvention,
but remembrance. Artists reconnecting with childhood sparks, inherited rituals, ancestral knowledge, and long-ignored intuition. This issue
is about that pause between breaths where something honest comes through. Edition 15 spans Miami and Los Angeles, two cities that
mirror this duality and remind us that every creative journey begins with lineage and continues with discovery.
Front & Back Cover: Tavares Strachan by Kevin Claiborne
Featuring
Anthony Spinello
Ferrari Sheppard
Mashonda Tifrere
David Salle
Kennedy Yanko
Elliot & Erick Jiménez
Tavares Strachan
Woody De Othello
Kidsuper
Hebru Brantley
