Ed & Deanna Templeton

To know Ed and Deanna Templeton requires intense admiration of their twenty-five year relationship. And if familiar with either of their photographs, you’ve likely had already a look into their life together. Ed has, almost compulsively, documented their life together. He’s shown us the challenges and elations of young marriage, the loss of a parent, … Read More

FvF Mixtape #102 — Rumpistol

Jens started out making records under the moniker Rumpistol back in 2003, and since then he has released five albums and three EPs, remixed a plethora of great artists, played live all over the world, created game and TV scores, soundtracks, and much more. In short, he has been busy. The ability to take disparate … Read More

Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles traces the contours of a thriving art scene

It was the year that saw the opening of The Broad, a private contemporary art collection housed in a specially-designed 140 million dollar building in Downtown L.A., and the year that one of the most powerful galleries in the world, Hauser and Wirth, announced that they intended to open an outpost in the city. Alongside … Read More

FvF Mixtape #47

Kyra Caruso is an Austrian Mexican DJ residing in New York City. Growing up in a hippie home in Vienna she was always interested in different genres of music. Her influences range from retro-funk to classic rock and 90s hip-hop. Not wanting to limit her musical activity to just one category, her output is eclectic … Read More

Mokena Makeka

In 1994, a year when everything changed in South Africa, a New York and Lesotho bred gentleman decided to transform the world through the field of architecture. Mokena Makeka believes in the power of design in order to better people’s lives. His guiding philosophy embraces the notion that everyone has the right to experience good … Read More

Eric van Hove

Eric van Hove is a self-described citizen of the world. The conceptual artist was born in Algeria to Belgian parents, raised in Cameroon, studied in Japan and spent nearly a decade of his adult life traveling and working extensively across every continent. Much of his work, including site-specific and live installations, offers various astute commentaries … Read More

Link List #92: Collapsing gender barriers in the world of dance, demystifying the notion of dangerous public housing, and a world beyond truth

Hopefully you enjoyed the reads from this week’s Link List, but if you’ve still got an internet itch to scratch, you can find more here. Also, be sure to check out FvF Mixtapes for some tracks selected by our friends and favorite artists, and subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date with FvF stories. Text: … Read More

Link List #81: Asia’s urban seascapes, the hardships of an Afghan woman, and queer females show the kinder side of kitchens

Hopefully you enjoyed the reads from this week’s Link List, but if you’ve still got an internet itch to scratch, take a look at some more. Also be sure to check out the FvF Mixtapes for some tunes mixed by our friends and favorite artists, and subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date … Read More

Link List #42: The New Year Re-Boot

Thanks for reading! We hope your 2016 is off to a satisfying start and that you’ll leave this article with some fresh ideas. For a visual update, check out our Instagram, full of stunning images from the FvF community. Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to keep up with all of our happenings. Text: Ruby Goss … Read More

The FvF Year 2014 in Numbers and Pictures

2015 is just around the corner, so we’re looking back at what we’ve done this year, we checked the numbers to come up with an overview of our year. Here’s a summary of the best of FvF’s best in 2014. Above all, a huge thank you to our readers, guests, friends, family, clients partners and … Read More