Jordan Coley

Jul 16, 2024 | highsnobiety.com | Jordan Coley |Sebastian Jean |Julius Fraser

In this FRONTPAGE story, 4Batz lays out his wild artistic journey to st4rdom. A lot can change in a year. If life is a grand-old mansion with winding staircases, brilliant chandeliers, powder rooms, and vine-covered terraces, then 12 months ago, Neko Bennett was still very much in the cobweb-infested cellar. “I was working a 12-hour job in a hot-ass warehouse — big-ass steel-toed boots and goddamn long sleeves with stupid glasses on,” he says.

May 17, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Jordan Coley |Ryan McDonald

When TJ and Lauren Oshie set out to build their Minnesota summer getaway, they were looking to strike a balance—they thought it should be bright, new, energizing, but also imbued with the same warmth and familiarity of their full-time residence. It should be a place where they could host family and friends for pool outings, but also a refuge for a quiet day inside. With the help of New York designer Hilary Matt, the couple were able to get all that and more.

May 16, 2024 | gq.com | Jordan Coley

On most Saturday mornings, the post-industrial, post-gentrification blocks of northwest Greenpoint belong to the stroller pushers, the brunchers, the Alo-clad joggers. This particular Saturday is only slightly different. The women in fleeces and leggings toting fiddle leafs from the plant store and the young parents taxiing toddlers to Transmitter Park are there, yes. So too, however, are about 400 anxious 13 to 30 year olds, clamoring for the opportunity to give their pants away.

Nov 9, 2023 | documentjournal.com | Ishmael Reed |Jordan Coley

The novelist and the filmmaker talk Oakland, Basquiat, hip-hop, and propaganda for Document’s Fall/Winter 2023 issue Ishmael Reed is a challenging figure. Not challenging as in unruly, but in the sense that he is not afraid to confront your beliefs, your understandings of race, money, and power.

Sep 28, 2023 | architecturaldigest.com | Jordan Coley |Ashok Sinha

Carmelo Anthony is a house guy. At least that’s what the 10-time NBA All-Star and 3-time Olympic gold medalist reported on a recent call. This past May, Anthony’s sterling two-decade-long professional basketball career officially came to a close. He spent seven of those years as a member of the New York Knicks, commuting to Madison Square Garden from a 4,500-square-foot condo in Chelsea.