Zach Sokol
Tokyo artist Tomihiro Kono treats human hair as a medium of transformation, crafting “Space Creatures” that suggest tentacles, feathers, and deep-sea organisms. Some are so strange they confuse facial recognition software.
Fresh off finishing their new album Harmony, Theo Zeitner and Victoria Vassiliki Daldas of the abrasive techno-punk act documented their first trip to China, featuring lucky charms from strangers, scooter blankets, and a stage that humbled them.
Kiichiro Asakawa’s gift is creating a rarefied version of the familiar. Ten years in, his label ssstein has turned that instinct into one of fashion’s most discerning labels.
The trash-talking, horned-up world of Aurel Schmidt is as interesting as her inimitable illustration practice. After almost two decades of success outside the institutional gallery system, she’s still got more to say.
The underground crooner’s video from the new album “Fu Lai Cai Lai 5 Seas Legends” is accompanied by visuals from your favorite musician’s favorite video artist, Tommy Malekoff.
Four decades into his career, artist George Condo’s blend of chaos and beauty still feels radical, a tension that crystallized in his latest landmark retrospective. Read our cover story from Hypebeast Magazine Issue 36.
Prison almost robbed Pa Salieu of greatness. But the British-Gambian MC is an unflinching tour de force with a future as bright as his gold grills.
Witnessing the glory of Feid in his home city of Medellín, as the reggaeton star performed the biggest, most extravagant concerts of his career.
A look inside the latest issue of our print magazine, including the talent lineup and a pre-order link.
A look inside the latest issue of our print magazine, including cover reveals, the talent lineup, and a pre-order link.
Meet team EDGLRD, the skate arm of Harmony Korine’s tech-design collective that aims to simultaneously revolutionize movies, video games, and skateboarding — potentially evolving our entire concept of each format in the coming years.
The upstart brand, known for one-of-one garments with custom illustrations, is moving into the wholesale space. Will Small Talk Studio’s founding spirit be kept alive as it continues to level up?
