Contributor

Benjamin Barron

why i decided to start a print magazine in the age of digital media

Think Pieces

Benjamin Barron

why i decided to start a print magazine in the age of digital media
The co-founder of new fashion and culture publication ALL-IN tells us why he’s not crazy – and why print is more important than ever.
girl props: how three friends are reinventing the road movie

Film

Benjamin Barron

girl props: how three friends are reinventing the road movie
India Menuez, Adinah Dancyger, and Victoria Cronin are directing and starring in a new-generation DIY movie.
ryan mcginley brings his nude ‘yearbook’ to basel

Interviews

Benjamin Barron, i-D Staff

ryan mcginley brings his nude ‘yearbook’ to basel
Downtown New York’s most-loved chronicler tells i-D which Morrissey lyrics he lives by as he installs his colorful portraits at the Swiss art fair.
venus x sounds off on the end of GHE20G0TH1K

Music

Benjamin Barron, i-D Staff

venus x sounds off on the end of GHE20G0TH1K
After the lights came up on the final GHE20G0TH1K party this weekend, i-D speaks to founder Venus X about the night’s legacy.
connan mockasin and dev hynes take marfa

Interviews

Benjamin Barron

connan mockasin and dev hynes take marfa
The golden boy of psych-pop debriefs us after a week recording in the Texas desert, and shares exclusive photos from his trip.
youwho: chinatown’s most experimental new band

Music

Benjamin Barron

youwho: chinatown’s most experimental new band
Artist and downtown muse India Menuez has joined forces with Brian Close to make hypnotic and mystical jams.
roe ethridge explores the model-muse relationship with louise parker

Culture

Benjamin Barron

roe ethridge explores the model-muse relationship with louise parker
Photographer Roe Ethridge explores the artist-muse relationship in a new show featuring model Louise Parker at greengrassi gallery.
richard prince, audrey wollen, and the sad girl theory

Art

Benjamin Barron

richard prince, audrey wollen, and the sad girl theory
Imagine receiving a text message that one of the world’s most prominent artists had appropriated your work, divorcing it of its original meaning. That’s exactly what happened to Audrey Wollen, a Los Angeles-based artist whose recreation of Diego…

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