This post was originally published in 2017 on a now-defunct Medium account. I’m republishing it today because SO much of it remains true, half a decade later, as I took on another mental/physical challenge of the NYC Marathon a few months ago. While I don’t believe in separating people into…

As we approach the end of the calendar year, there’s a tendency to get swept up in the business of holidays while also trying to prepare for what comes after. It’s everything all at once–reflecting, gathering, consuming, planning, transitioning, and beyond. It’s only natural for us to take time to…

Ask most companies right now, and they’ll likely tell you they’re exploring NFTs, in one way or another. We frequently get asked about the best way for brands to enter the Web3 and/or NFT space. Our advice depends on what you’re looking for as a result. Are you in pure…

It’s that time of year in the art world, where flights down to Miami, Florida are filled and the party invites flood inboxes–of a select group–to celebrate Art Basel Miami. This year, instead of heading down to the exclusive parties and well-established shows, we decided to do something different. We’ve…

The founder of Postmaster’s Gallery is also the curator of NYAA’s NFT Residency on Voice. Within the art world, the name Magda Sawon is synonymous with being ahead of the curve. …

The cofounder of the Suh Family Foundation talks about supporting underrepresented artists Any new industry is led in the early days by a handful of intrepid explorers, forging a path while the rest of the world looks on. …

For Yahdiogo Agbo, art is a safe space. The Lagos, Nigeria-based photographer sought to reproduce that feeling of security and comfort in her latest collection–and succeeded. ‘Tranquility,’ produced as a part of the Voice x Women Rise NFT Residency, creates a feeling true to its name. Viewers are treated to…

Listen. Feel. Notice. This is a rallying cry, from artist Barbara Minishi, to all of us. The Nairobi, Kenya-based artist urges every viewer of her new collection, ‘Psalms of The Liminal,’ to take time in the in-between. Of course, that’s something that’s increasingly difficult to do these days. Minishi produced…

Adaeze Chukwu knows how hard it can be for humans to express themselves. In fact, she’s always turned to painting as a means to do so. The inadequacy of expression or language is the theme of Chukwu’s latest collection, aptly titled ‘Lost in translation.’ “We could say that body language…