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Dierra Bynum-Reid2 min5 African American Photographers That Capture the Essence of The Black Experience Photography has become a very mainstream art form that has really begun to deeply explore Black subjects in recent years. Despite the rec...
Julia de la Torre7 minHOWL Covers 52 Artists in 52 WeeksWe’re happy to announce that today marks the one year anniversary of Howl Magazine. Our goal in starting this magazine was to showcase th...
Julia de la Torre3 min8 Poetry Books You MUST ReadSomeone once told me; you can’t analyze poetry, let the words wash over you and make you feel. That's it. There was a time when poetry se...
Julia de la Torre3 min8 Sculptors You Should KnowAntonio Corradini (b. 19 October 1688, Venice –d. 12 August 1752, Naples) Corradini, a Venetian rococo sculptor, is mainly known for his...
Julia de la Torre1 minPoets Corner: Therapy by Nayyirah Waheedthe hard season will split you through. do not worry. you will bleed water. do not worry. this is grief. your face will fall out and down...
Julia de la Torre4 minInvest In HistoryOn the morning of the Armory Show 2017 opening, Donald Christiansen, owner of the Chelsea Art Group, met Howl Magazine NY to give us a p...
Dierra Bynum-Reid2 minThe Catharsis of RepresentationWe are only three months into 2018 and the surge of representation for people of all walks of life is riding high. From Jordan Peele’s hi...
Julia de la Torre4 minJen Dwyer: Representing Sexual Subjugation Through Sculpture“Our current political and social climate is arguably the most divisive, chaotic, and turbulent period that anyone of my generation or yo...
Julia de la Torre2 minPainter André Moya And His Muse, MaryAndré Moya, 27, is from San Francisco, currently based in Seattle, WA. His work is mostly autobiographical, informed by people and things...
Julia de la Torre5 minIntroducing: Parker DayParker Day is a Los Angeles based artist whose work explores identity and the masks we wear. Her focus is on fictionalized portraiture sh...
Julia de la Torre3 minInstagrammable Art: The Digital MovementRefinery29's "29 Rooms" Art has always been ever-changing, seeking its expression via unconventional mediums which eventually become main...
Julia de la Torre2 minPoets Corner: SEPTEMBER 1, 1939SEPTEMBER 1, 1939 by W.H. Auden I sit in one of the dives On Fifty-second Street Uncertain and afraid As the clever hopes expire Of a...
Julia de la Torre1 minPoets Corner: Street TaxStreet Tax today a man on the street pointed to me & said "what the hell is that!?" i wanted to turn around, tell him that i got this dre...
Julia de la Torre2 minEgon Schiele: Life and WorkNAME: Egon Schiele LIFE: 12 June 1890 – 31 October 1918 DIED AT AGE: 28 NATIONALITY: Austrian INFLUENCES: Oskar Kokoshka, Gustav Klimt AS...
Julia de la Torre3 minIntroducing: Sara JacksonArtist: Sara Lorelei Jackson Age: 21 Born in: Greenwich, Connecticut Based in: Manhattan Inspirations: I make images of whatever is hold...
Julia de la Torre2 minA Classical Story of a Badass Pioneering Heroine Gets a Remake – THIS WEEKEND IN NYCHowl magazine is so proud and excited to present our first theatrical production; Antigone. We are partnering with Wolf-Suit productions ...
Julia de la Torre1 minKirsten Valentine: Dark and DreamyBorn in Oak Park, Illinois, Kirsten Valentine is a Chicago-based self-taught painter. Kirsten works with oil and acrylic paint, on either...
Julia de la Torre2 minSammy Kimura: Painting the Female Form in Broad BrushstrokesSammy Kimura is a 25-year-old painter from Louisville, KY. She primarily uses acrylics because of the fast drying time they offer, allowi...
Dierra Bynum-Reid2 minEd Maximus: Restructuring The Black Woman NarrativePhotographer Ed Maximus is well known for his ventures in the fashion world but his latest project For Colored Girls has sparked a tidal w...