Chris' portrait work stands out for its carefully curated wardrobe choices, which add depth and character to each image, making each subject feel both familiar and unexpected. Whether capturing quiet moments or bold expressions, his work encourages viewers to slow down and engage with new perspectives. Balancing spontaneity with a clear creative vision, Millsapp continues to refine his approach, pushing his work in new directions while staying true to what inspires him. In this conversation, he reflects on his process, the lessons he’s learned behind the lens, and the themes that continue to shape his work.

"Mary’s Children," implies that we are all of divine origin. The project documents stories of the strength of the human spirit in enduring hardship and finding meaning and hope in sometimes very tragic life events.

We saw rapper Lucki live at the Brooklyn Paramount. Check out some pictures from the show here.

Jason Seife is a artist in Miami known for his paintings that appropriate Persian rugs. His love for symmetry, pattern and ornamentation come together in a perfect storm through his art, paying respect to his heritage and care for keep the traditions alive of countries he's been influenced by. We hung out with him in his Miami studio for the day following him along for the process of obscuring parts of his works via screen printing at IS projects.

We hang out with painter Sarah Lee in her studio as she works on a painting for her upcoming show and explains her love for nature

Vayne was kind enough to let us tag along for a day bombing his home city of Atlanta. We talked about getting into legendary graffiti crew MSK, some crazy chase stories and how his love for graffiti keeps him sober.

Vrouw Zijn (On Being a Woman) (2021-ongoing) questions the position of women in a world where men set and control standards.

We hung out with comedian Derek Gaines at the Stand in New York City before one of his shows to ask him about his favorite comedians

From a young age has constantly been drawn between dreams and ideas. Inspired by life and his experiences, Adeolu witnesses moments in time that express a sense of multi reality, hallucination and a feeling of lost memory. His work with images portray a peculiar notion of the fleeting of time with an underlying regard for sentiment.Adeolu uses photography as his tool for self expression portraying moods and thoughts that are often left unsaid.