Kenzo Minami
by James Gaddy
At the end of this yet-to-be-named decade, designer Kenzo Minami wants to look forward. The dominant theme of the 2000s has been repetition, remaking, looking back. But there hasn't been anything totally new...
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Josh Cochran
by Edward Lovett
Josh Cochran, one of Print's 2009 New Visual Artists, combines realistic and cartoon-like elements with a quirky humor. “It’s good to have a recognizable look," he says. "It’s even better if I can transcend it.”...
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Lauren Dukoff
by Alissa Walker
“They say you start out shooting what’s directly around you,” says photographer Lauren Dukoff. In her case, it just happened to be artist and folk singer Devendra Banhart, with whom she’s been best friends ever since...
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Josef Reyes
by William Bostwick
Josef Reyes’s favorite project won’t be in his portfolio. It won’t be in a magazine, and it won’t be on a bookshelf. Only a few dozen people will ever see it. “It’s certainly not the most glamorous project ever,” he says...
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Apirat Infahsaeng
by Jeremy Lehrer
Last year, Apirat Infahsaeng designed a series of T-shirts that remarked on the metaphysical conundrum of “feeling lonely in the universe.” The shirts comment on that solitude and the related proposition that...
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Labour
by Marlowe Riley
“The American spelling wasn’t pretentious enough,” says Ryan Dunn—one half of Labour—in a studio near Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal. Dunn shoots a glance at the other half of the team, Wyeth Hansen, and they both...
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Eleanor Davis
by Bill Kartalopoulos
Eleanor Davis insists that she’s no prodigy. “I think because I was never particularly a good artist, I was always aware that it wasn’t something I was good at naturally. I had to work at it really hard.” She had a head start, though....
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Timothy Goodman
by Jane Lerner
“It was the school of hard knocks,” says Goodman, who grew up in a single-mom household of modest means. He was encouraged to enroll in community college art classes, and in 2004, he transferred...
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Franklin Vandiver
by Steve Dollar
Franklin Vandiver grew up in a design-conscious household in Huntsville, Alabama. “In school, I was the kid who could draw,” he says, “so I always ended up doing the album covers for friends in bands.”...
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Jennifer Daniel
by Claire Lui
“I think what I’m good at is being funny,” says Jennifer Daniel. When asked whether she has any big plans in the works—say, a book or a gallery show, she thinks about it and says no, that she wants to stick with...
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Jason Tam
by Caitlin Dover
Bold, imaginative forms and inventive typography course through Jason Tam's work, along with carefully framed, striking photos, and flourishes of his latest obsession: metallic gold. It seems logical, then, that...
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Hannah Cho
by Colin Berry
The first thing you notice about Hannah Cho is her unshakeable joy. She calls herself “blessed,” “grateful,” “thankful”; she describes others as “wonderful” and “the best.” Endearing, exuberant, and prone to hyperbole...
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