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Grocery Night Live

Aug 8, 2024 | family.style | Mehr Singh |Ella Russell |Whitney Mallett

My favorite place in the world is any supermarket open past 9 p.m. While others meditate or go to the gym to alleviate their anxiety, I feel most powerful when I am greeted by the piercing cold of a grocery store’s sliding doors, momentarily distracted from my mind’s menu of disquietudes: the helplessness of witnessing war on screens of every size, the impending election and its consequences, the oceans between me and my family.
Family Style - Drawn to Design

Aug 8, 2024 | family.style | Ella Russell |Mehr Singh |Whitney Mallett

Last week, Issey Miyake Homme Plissé released the first round of items from its Autumn/Winter 2024/25 menswear collection, created in collaboration with Ronan Bouroullec. The collection, titled Immersed in the Wilds of Creativity, debuted at Paris Fashion Week Men’s this past January against a backdrop of the artist and designer’s felt-tip drawings that lined the walls of the Palais de Tokyo.
Wax, Fire, and Light

Aug 8, 2024 | family.style | Meka Boyle |Ella Russell

At Gallery Baton in Seoul, an immersive universe undulates human and extraterrestrial. The world, as seen by the South Korean artist Doki Kim, glows blue and expansive, but it is the intimate connections to human life and materiality that resonate most. Shapes shift and meaning undulates from every angle throughout the gallery for “The Apple and The Moon,” which opened last week and runs until September 14, 2024. In one dark room, lights are strewn across the floor.
With You in Mind

Aug 8, 2024 | family.style | Meka Boyle |Ella Russell

Though she built a career as a fashion and lifestyle photographer, Mary McCartney has long nurtured a passion for cooking. In 2021, she dovetailed her finesse in the kitchen with her myriad celebrity connections in Mary McCartney Serves It Up!, which ran for three seasons on the Food Network. ‍Now Mary McCartney. Feeding Creativity, a new cookbook with Taschen, extends on the format of the series.
Saskia Neuman’s Potato Latkes

Aug 8, 2024 | family.style | Meka Boyle |Ella Russell

When Stockholm-based writer and gallerist Saskia Neuman isn’t busy curating projects, she likes to enjoy meals with her friends and family. For Jewish holidays, she turns to her mother’s recipes. One dish in particular, potato fritters, might just be her favorite—topped with sour cream, salmon, or white fish roe and chives.
Visions of Digital Dress

Jul 17, 2024 | family.style | Lila Gamble |K.O. Nnamdie |Ann Binlot |Ella Russell

How might what you wear fare in foul weather? How does each piece of clothing move as you go about your routine? Balenciaga’s Demna Gvasalia has always envisioned a vivid picture of the future with its bold and billowing silhouettes, designing garments that are simultaneously baggy and well tailored. Now the fashion house is doing just that on Apple Vision Pro.
Family Style - Social Studies

Jul 17, 2024 | family.style | K.O. Nnamdie |Lila Gamble |Ann Binlot |Ella Russell

Antwaun Sargent’s latest curatorial project, “Social Abstraction,” debuts tomorrow at Gagosian’s Beverly Hills location, with a companion show opening in Hong Kong on September 10. An extension of the curator’s “Social Works” series that started in New York in 2021, the exhibition is a formal investigation of materials, through the quotidian, color, and Black aesthetics.
Images that Speak

Jul 17, 2024 | family.style | Ella Russell |Lila Gamble |K.O. Nnamdie |Ann Binlot

“America is me. It gave me the only life I know—so I must share in its survival,” Gordon Parks wrote in a 1968 photo essay titled I Am You. “Look at me. Listen to me,” he urged the world. In partnership with the late photographer’s foundation, Pace celebrates his seminal work from 1940 to 1980 in a new exhibition at its Los Angeles gallery.
As The Port of Leith Distillery opens its doors, we hear from co-founder Ian Stirling on the importance of Leith’s cultural identity and powerful heritage. - Edinburgh Magazine - Positive Local News in Edinburgh, Scotland

Nov 28, 2023 | edinburghmagazine.com | Ella Russell |Sara Janiszewska

For a long time, it was Scotland’s port to the world and the country’s industrial leader for glass, lead, whiskey, wine, and more. The success of the Americas and rise of Glasgow’s port ensured the loss of industry and slow decline of Leith. In the 1960s, around 85 bonded warehouses for wine and whiskey stood in the area, the last of which closed around 1995, leaving an industrial detritus of what it had once been.