NEIGHBORHOOD SPOT

Neighborhood Spot is a New York-based fundraising initiative to support local bars and restaurants affected by the COVID-19 lockdown. Their mission is to design and sell quality merch for their favourite spots, with 100% of the proceeds going to each business.

(Via Monster Children)

ONCE IN HARLEM

A selection of Japanese photographer Katsu Naito's work from Harlem in the 1990s. More here.

L.A. EYEWORKS

"Thrust into immediate notoriety in the early '80s, l.a. Eyeworks' portrait campaign continues to this day, comprising an astonishing array of more than 200 provocative personalities captured by photographer Greg Gorman and transformed by the groundbreaking eyewear designs of Barbara McReynolds and Gai Gerard. With the brilliantly enduring tagline conceived by Jeff Gorman and Gary Johns, the campaign's subjects range from mega-bright stars to satellites in more exotic orbits of the avant-garde."

More here.

REVS

A small selection of REVS posters originally scanned and uploaded by ANIMAL. Click here for an excellent (and very rare) interview with the man himself.

THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT

Details magazine article from April 1994, shot by Larry Clark a year before the release of Kids.

(Via here)

KCHUNG RAP SHOW

Rap Show was a weekly, um, rap show on L.A.'s KCHUNG Radio hosted by photographer Nate Walton of the Zen Mafia art collective that ran from 2012 to 2014.

Listen to the archive here.

TYRRELL WINSTON

Check out more of Tyrrell's work here.

PALACE WAYWARDS

Immerse yourself in the PWBC channel on Don't Watch That TV. It's A LOT.

TATTOOED TEARS

Nick Broomfield's 1979 documentary about the daily lives of four young men in a maximum security juvenile correctional facility. More info here.