The New York Times
The New York Times Tribute to Maurice Sendak
With the passing of writer and illustrator, Maurice Sendak, still fresh on everyone's mind, The New York Times pays tribute to the storied author of Where the Wild Things Are through its latest Op-Art feature, "Thanks, Maurice." Paying homage to Sendak who revolutionized the...
The New York Times: Inside the “Lively Morgue” Video
Since joining Tumblr back in early March, venerable newspaper The New York Times has been steadily releasing stunning photographs from their archives as a way of showing that old-world publications and new media aren't so different after all. To their best estimate, the archive...
Gestalten TV: The New York Times “All The News Thats Fit To Post”
They've won countless awards for their graphic work, but now it's time to dive behind what makes America's most venerated general interest newspaper, The New York Times, stand a world apart. Especially created for an international audience and to offer even more inspiration to...
The New York Times: The Weird World of Sports
"The Weird World of Sports" from The New York Times pays homage to a whole genre of sports, referring to sporting events that are decidedly a little more 'off the grid,' so to speak. Sol Neelman is the author of the article, and of a soon-to-be-published book along the same...
The New York Times: Terry Richardson’s Photographs Provoke and Reveal
Described as a photographer who glosses up 1970s porn chic in the name of high fashion, the work of Terry Richardson has been featured by Supreme, Gucci, Miu Miu, Jimmy Choo and French Vogue. He also isn't known for giving interviews. Though sometimes controversial, he prefers...
The New York Times: The Lively Morgue
The New York Times, the vaunted newspaper known as one of the most trusted news sources in the world, has joined Tumblr. Dubbed The Lively Morgue, the Times' picture library was originally part of the art department, not the news department. Once it was consolidated with the...
The New York Times: Drama in the Fashion Industry
The New York Times recently ran an excellent piece titled "We Are All Guilty for This Mess," by Suzy Menkes on the current state of fashion - a world where elite designers are treated like commodities by famed fashion-houses, bought and sold as corporate demands shift. This...
The New York Times: Art Excavated from Rammellzee’s Battle Station Earth
While it's been two years since historic and legendary artist and musician Rammellzee passed away at the too-young age of 49, pieces from him continue to emerge. After being relocated to a smaller studio in Battery Park after the September 11 attacks, many of his works were put...
The New York Times: A Week with Pharrell Williams
Multifaceted singer, songwriter and designer Pharrell Williams was recently chosen as a style consultant alongside storied music composer Hans Zimmer for the 2012 Academy Awards. Williams' numerous endeavors have plummeted him onto the radar of many well-known productions,...
The New York Times: A Fashion Designer’s Second Act with Hedi Slimane
Following his 2007 resignation as artistic director at Dior Homme, many people anticipated Hedi Slimane to branch out and start his own fashion label – a freedom that one could easily expect following the widely publicized conflicts with former label executives. While a brief...
The New York Times, 36 Hours: 150 Weekends in the USA & Canada Book
Since 2002, The New York Times has published a weekly travel column titled "36 Hours," highlighting the most efficient ways to experience various cities and small towns in North America. Helping to capture a fuller appreciation for these destinations, expert contributors through...
The New York Times: ASAP Rocky
The New York Times recently published an article featuring acclaimed New York rapper ASAP Rocky. Touching down on the artist's unorthodox approach to music and fashion, the piece narrows in on Rocky's insistance that he's not a "New York" rapper and even notes some of his...
The New York Times: “The KAWS Effect” Interview
The New York Times' T Magazine recently caught up with Brian Donnelly, best known as KAWS, for an interview regarding his recent Companion move to The Standard New York as well as other details about his career as an artist and entrepreneur. Featured below are excerpts from...
The New York Times: How Dieter Rams Made Braun Cool
Ahead of the upcoming book, Dieter Rams: As Little Design as Possible, The New York Times' Alice Rawsthorn highlights the rise of Dieter Rams and his efforts to make Braun one of the most respected companies of its time. Having effectively paved the way for minimalist...
The New York Times: Marc Jacobs – The Survivor
In honor of getting his fourth award from Council of Fashion Designers of America, The New York Times sat down with one of the fashion world’s most influential designers, Marc Jacobs. Even though Mr. Jacobs received the famous Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award, he...
