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Jesus Toro Martinez

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Jesus Toro Martinez

The Texas native takes a unique approach to his work, focused on raw materials and visceral expression

Jesus Toro Martinez’s art is the physical manifestation of the human experience, a tangible interpretation of our visceral world. The native Texan, and man of strong Latin heritage, aims to project his soul into everything he creates. His incorporation of the universal themes of love, romance, death, and hope is designed to inspire the bridging of cultural, religious, and philosophical divides in the hopes […]

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To hate and violence, we must respond with love

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To hate and violence, we must respond with love

In the wake of recent violence, we recall the words of one of the great soldiers of peace

It was some five years ago that I was driving through Alabama with an African-American artist whose show I was curating in Memphis when we were pulled over by a traffic cop for being just over the speed limit. The artist held a licence to carry a firearm, and had one in his glove compartment, along with his driving licence. […]

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June St. Paul

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June St. Paul

"I like to teach people about the fluidity of sexuality"

While drunk, I have a terrible habit of haphazardly practicing (what could very loosely be called) classical ballet, in which I trained for many years. On one such occasion, June St. Paul was watching, and immediately asked if she could tie me up en pointe. We were on the set of a short film we were acting in — she […]

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Reine Paradis

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Reine Paradis

"Colors are very important in the visions of my series."

Walking into Reine Paradis’s exhibition, “Jungle,” feels surreal, not quite quotidien, and not quite like a dream. There are the familiar white walls and meticulously displayed works one might find in any gallery show, but bathed in the peculiar, romantic light of midday sun through the blue film on the windows. The images, fifteen from Reine’s latest series, depict strange, uncanny worlds of bright […]

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What’s that junk in your trunk, Blood Brother?

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What’s that junk in your trunk, Blood Brother?

The brand's founder and creative director Nick Biela on his influences and plan for the brand

Originally a t-shirt line, Blood Brother quickly evolved into one of the most coveted menswear lines in Britain. Their professed values of “integrity, roots, and ambition” show through in their line, and they’re now carried at stores like Harrod’s, Harvey Nichols, Holt Renfrew, and others, in addition to their flagship store. Blood Brother has come a long way since their t-shirt […]

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Adam Lambert Welcome to the Show premiere

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Adam Lambert Welcome to the Show premiere

US exclusive premiere plus a personal letter from Adam

“Welcome To The Show is an anthem about facing exactly who you are and OWNING it. Its intended as a mantra to inspire strength and PRIDE. After recording the song a few months ago, I felt very compelled to create a video to further communicate it’s meaning.   I notice such diversity in my audiences when I’m on tour: Young, […]

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Helen Toomer knows where to find the most cutting-edge art

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Helen Toomer knows where to find the most cutting-edge art

The star fair director wants you to see the best art this summer, no matter where you are

Pulse Contemporary Art Fair director Helen Toomer is an industry leader when it comes to the latest trends in contemporary art. While the British-born, Brooklyn-native former gallerist specializes in the New York art scene, she gave Flaunt the skinny on the summer’s must-see exhibitions all across the country: 1. MoCA North Miami | Instersectionality This exhibition focuses on artists from South Florida […]

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Kathleen Hanna and The Julie Ruin

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Kathleen Hanna and The Julie Ruin

We caught up with the feminist punk legend on her new band, new tour, and Beyonce.

Talking to Kathleen Hanna feels like talking to your cool and compelling older sister. At times, her voice shakes with frustration as she speaks about hate crimes and injustices, stirring the same angry emotions inside of you. Other times it drives a chuckle out of your mouth as she laughs at her own witty and brash jokes. She is blunt […]

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‘Muricah.

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‘Muricah.

A trip through some of our favorite America-inspired shoots from the Flaunt vault.

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Patricia Field launches new series at LUISAVIAROMA

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Patricia Field launches new series at LUISAVIAROMA

The series is somewhere between an art gallery and a fashion line

Patricia Field isn’t one for fast fashion or the mass produced. After dressing women for hit fashion-oriented shows like Sex and the City and films like the Devil Wears Prada, it should come as no surprise that she takes a more singular approach to her own work. “You know you’re walking down the street and everybody is wearing the same […]

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