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Miami Artist Nina Surel

by CBK Staff
Don’t Waris About It Read full article »

Don’t Waris About It

by Stacey Cunningham

… the designer elaborated, “there are two brothers that weave the fabric”. The brothers’ entire lineage has been weavers for hundreds of years.

Garbage Cans on the Streets of Suburbia Read full article »

Garbage Cans on the Streets of Suburbia

by Leah Kaminsky

The skate clatters towards the bottom of the driveway – delta between home and road – trembling all the while like a dead leaf.

Hide and Seek with Summer Read full article »

Hide and Seek with Summer

by Natalie McNabb

watching my curtains rise and fall
my breath pushes in from outside
after I have drawn them against your heat

Last Letter from Bushwick! Read full article »

Last Letter from Bushwick!

by Max Power

My homemade meatball sauce was the closest thing to a restaurant, and much better at creating a community than Facebook.

Daylight Mourners Read full article »

Daylight Mourners

by CBK SELECTS

It seemed almost like a secret lost ghost world lingering in a busy modern metropolis.

Don’t Hate What You Don’t Understand Read full article »

Don’t Hate What You Don’t Understand

by Max Power

Dingos, Tigers, and Sharks… Oh M(e)y(e)!

The Hopeless Land Read full article »

The Hopeless Land

by Icarus Blake

“How can you read the sky, listen to the wind and the spirits. The more I age the more I get worried. All these wounds are too large to stitch.”

The Ghost of San Pellegrino Read full article »

The Ghost of San Pellegrino

by Citizen Brooklyn

I was in Istanbul on a business trip and I spotted a woman sitting two tables across from me while I was having breakfast at the House Cafe.
She had a striking face with Asian shaped eyes focused on her iPad. I wanted to take a snapshot of her, but it was impossible without being noticed. I hid my camera behind the San Pellegrino bottle in front of me and, as I was trying to get a reasonably clear image through the green glass, she got up and walked away. I pulled the trigger… and this is the result. Mysterious enough? Shot with the Fuji X10.

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