After Joe Brainard by Melany Tapia I remember the smell of beer spilled by a guy whose head bopped to the beat of the drums. I remember bumming cigarettes off pierced, vibrant strangers. I remember […]
A Doll’s Tea Party
by Destiny Rosales When I was 6 years old, my older brother convinced me to join him in watching what he described as “a funny movie about a girl who finds a magic doll.” In […]
Sneaker on a Landline
by Raki Jordan I hang from my hairs on a landline, twirling and rocking back and forth in the sky, hairs intertwined with each other – body possessed by wind, signaling which direction it’s traveling […]
Saudade
by Destiny Quiles As I walk down the flight of stairs that separates me from the pavement of the sidewalk, I take a second to realize how funny it is that I am going down […]
Primp and Polish
by Suzzette Jimenez [Trigger Warning: Domestic Abuse] She blew out her bangs with a large round brush as she got ready for work. She feared the thinner round brush could not do the job of […]
Jumper
by Berniya Dudley [Trigger Warning: Suicide] As I stand here and think about the events that led me to this bridge, I hear a car door slam close. I instantly freeze. I just wait. Suddenly, […]
Pretty Girl
by Nicolle Jaramillo [trigger warning: sexual assault] I could be a pretty girl I’ll wear a skirt for you. –Clairo, “Pretty Girl” I’m 5 years old or maybe 6 already, it doesn’t matter. […]
Where To Go Dancing One Night, Alone in the City
by Michael McGuire Linh wanted to go dancing one night, alone in the city they never knew existed before setting foot there. Which is to say that it was there all along, the city, but […]
How to Starve Yourself
by Leslie Munoz-Reyes It all starts in primary school, when you’re adored for your smallness. “She’s so cute,” your aunts would coo. “She looks just like a mouse,” your uncles would say as they lifted […]
Golden Cage
by Carolyn Merino The sun rubs its warm light on my face, the only way I’ve come to wake up. I’ve lost track of the time and the day. I don’t care about the weather […]
From 13 to 30
I don’t quite remember when I heard them for the first time: if it was on the radio, or if it was some recorded concert playing on TV. But I do remember tanning on the […]
The Bickering Mule
by Raki Jordan Harlem’s streets are never dull. There’s the constant sound of scattering rats and swerving cars and car horns and babbling talking tongues, and music blaring beats from the windows hovering over your […]
CoronaBird
by Nabil Hussein You can play CoronaBird by clicking here or on the image below. Nabil Hussein is a student at LaGuardia Community College, where he is currently pursuing an Associates Degree in New […]
Time
by Christian Cardona
The Letter
by Raymond Rashard Louther Raymond “Ray Rav” Louther is a Film Director and Music Producer from East New York, Brooklyn. After falling in love with music at a young age, he transferred […]
Before Corona Happened — Untitled 4
by Dewa Wiryawan Dewa is a freelance photographer and videographer; he likes to call himself a photo enthusiast. He has been a photographer since 2013, right after he graduated from high school. His […]
FEEL FREE TO BE YOURSELF REGARDLESS OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS
By Christie Laurent Coming from Haiti three years ago, Christie Guerbenjy Laurent is a student at LaGuardia Community College pursuing an associates degree, majoring in Civil Engineering. She is passionate about drawing, collages, and […]
Mandala & Flowers, Knight, & Balance
by Ivan Estevez Mandala & Flowers Knight Balance Ivan Estevez has been an artist for almost two decades. He was born in the Dominican Republic and moved to New York […]
An employee from a bar picking up his last check after being laid off
by Steven Cortes Steven Cortes is a New York-based photographer, originally from Colombia. He self-taught for more than 5 years but is currently studying commercial photography. Steven loves black and white photography and capturing […]
Spring
by Jasmine Chan Jasmine Chan is a Malaysian-Chinese artist born in Queens, New York. She is attaining her Associates degree in Fine Arts at LaGuardia Community College and will be transferring to the […]
Guitar Central Park
by John Puga John Puga is a Brooklyn-based artist who has been studying photography, art, and design for over 18-years. He came to New York City from San Antonio, Texas to study photography […]
Ain’t I African?
by Raki Jordan I was born on water, in a country called boat – Ain’t I African? Swollen nostrils, protruding lips, feet still running from the waters; hair intertwined with maps navigating me home – […]
A Tanka To the Birds That Visit Me During Corona
by Tamra Cosby you are my alarm high-pitched yet softly spoken while the world crumbles I hear you through sealed windows embracing your existence Tamra Cosby a.k.a Mama Cosby is a 22 year old African […]
The Solid Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride
A sticky post with a regular landscape featured image on the corner of a nondescript block in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is a bank, or what used to be.
The Oddest Place You Will Find A Gentleman
The primary theme of Sargeant’s analysis of the cultural paradigm of narrative is the role of the writer as artist the subject is contextualised into.
The Sweet Success of Failure
Stewart Butterfield is about a portrait featured image has a problem the rest of us can only dream of. His business has turned into a runaway train but then something magical comes out of it. Everyone who worked for him was great.
