New York

For the past 30 years, the New York photographer has documented her community of queer artists on meticulously distressed Polaroid film.

At New York's The Museum of Sex, a new exhibition brings together art about seminal kink clubs, adult theatres and hook-up spots.

Patrick McMullan and his friend Nora Burns recall memories of the raucous times spent with friends like Tom Ford and Andy Warhol.

'Quiladelphia', his first solo exhibition at Hannah Traore Gallery, is an exploration of vulnerability and desire.

Taylor Chapman's 'End of the Line' documents those living in the extremities of The City That Never Sleeps.

From the rise of teen culture to the Civil Rights Movement, the legend has shot it all – inspiring Larry Clark and Nan Goldin in the process.

'Lovers & Friends' is an ode to the communities of born-and-raised New Yorkers being pushed out of the city by socioeconomic whitewashing.

Chinese-American photographer Kyle Lui’s project, 'Sowing Rice With Salt', sheds light on the interconnected struggles of immigrant families.

The late Robert D. Cave Sr. cast a striking silhouette on the streets of his hometown.

As the New York streetwear brand opens its first store on the Lower East Side, Angelo Baque and Hugo Mendoza discuss what's next.

Jamaica-born, Brooklyn-based designer Edvin Thompson shares his commitment to crafting clothes for his community.

The New York sibling band just released 'Speed Run', a wild, idiosyncratic club record for music nerds, fashion kids and the hyper-online.