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Tiffany talks about how embracing and reflecting upon big emotions, such as anger and sorrow, can open the floodgates to usher in large-scale change for a better future.

An interview with Maya Johnson Maya : Can you explain to me the concept of your project and what you intend the final product to be?  Eamon : My project is centered around the fear of self-disconnect, where there's a different version of me that people see that I don't think is me. I stand by the phrase, “The person in the mirror is not really you.”   I've been focusing on that and the painting is a compilation of different images of certain elements of my past layered on top

Read the full interview with Priyanka Makin, a Phoenix-based Cohort 4 artist exploring technophobia and art, published in Issue 04: Amygdala.

Read the full interview with Wyatt Fields, a San Francisco-based Cohort 4 artist published in 04: Amygdala.

Read the full interview with Ahsea Kim, a Sydney, Australia - based Cohort 4 artist published in 04: Amygdala.

Read the full interview with Samantha McMillan, a Philadelphia-based Cohort 4 artist published in 04: Amygdala.”

Going to lose my mind if you don't do my choose your own adventure on the Valley Metro.

finding the beauty and motivation in one-off art classes

It’s been a little over one month since Club Rambutan’s twice sold-out debut fashion show, The Pyres of Desire ,  took place in Oakland, CA. Inspired by the 7 deadly sins, TPD showcased 5 emerging Bay Area designers and 15 original looks. The showcase explored the relationship between desire and fear -- themes that also intersect with Club Rambutan’s upcoming 4th issue , Amygdala.  I had the pleasure of collaborating on this project as Assistant Stylist for the photoshoot and

If any of our SF readers find themselves in Sac Town, or decide they want an excuse to go, I want to hook you up with one of the coolest spots I’ve been to in the City of Trees. Demo Art & Books  ( demo.spot  on IG) is a Sacramento-based “multipurpose space for experimentation,”. I initially thought it was an art bookstore, which it is, but it is also an independently owned art gallery, event space, radio station, and occasional host to underground raves. As you enter the spa

I’m writing this as we speak, with stacks of academic memorabilia around me. I wish I were joking. I’m really lucky to be able to have enough space in my house to even store all these documents from every year of my high school and college years. I’m sure other people would have wished the same, but may have already disposed of or lost them for one reason or another. At the same time, I wonder if there’s any point to holding on to all this stuff. I think about the time or a d

Maya recaps OMHM (Only My Honesty Matters), the first art show organized by Club Rambutan. Read on for some BTA (behind the art) from a few of the featured artists.

Bre shares how she's been battling the blues now that her bestie is 800 miles away.

Truly a PR nightmare, even for such a renowned designer brand like Miu Miu.

My honest review of the West Coast Craft Waves Vintage Market.

everyone go to therapy

Felix uncovers the depth of his family’s roots at the Oakland History Center.

Shhhh!