If you haven’t heard the name Dingyun Zhang yet, there’s a good chance you’ve seen his work. With his anatomically abnormal silhouettes, the Chinese born designer has sent shock waves through the fashion world.
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At GATA we got the chance to talk to this fiery talent in the art world, discussing the rising role of women in the lowrider scene, the religious imagery that decorates the Cadillacs she depicts and the magic of the city of LA.
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In response to the movement in Hong Kong, Taiwan also experienced a film renaissance due to a decline in popularity of locally produced films.
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Like a perverse and shameful stain on the family tree, Ero guro has continued to crawl under the skin of traditionalists, and challenged the often shallow portrayal of Japanese art, as a solely peaceful and meditative practice.
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Seemingly something straight out of a nightmare, Issei Sagawa also known as the Kobe cannibal is a Japanese man who not only murdered, mutilated, and devoured his “ friend,” but essentially got away with it too.
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Hierarchy Of Angels is an editorial based on angelology.
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GATA recently took the time to uncover the roots of this culture, through the lens of legendary CHITO BANDA, a Mexico City-based photographer who documents the day-to-day life of these urban tribes and is still active to this day.
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To look at the photos of Yu Lez is to find yourself drowning in the 90/00s inspired daydream of an overactive imagination.
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The first mention of the word “vampire” in literature was from the short story The Vampyre in 1819 by author John William Polidori. The story was taken from a tale told by Lord Byron himself during a contest between Mary and Percy Shelly and Polidori.
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Brought up on the Japanese exploitation cinema of the 1970s, film makers such as Quentin Tarantino owe a huge amount to these hyper violent and sexually charged gore features.
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Kanji Room is a collaborative project between the creative couple from Tokyo, Solène Ballesta, french photographer and Lin Zhengqi, artist and calligrapher from China.
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Gaspar Noé is no stranger to provocation. In fact, the French director seems to delight in finding opportunities to make his audience squirm.
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VOWWS release a new single ‘One by One’ with a Lynch-inspired Western-style music video directed by Jordan Hemingway.
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Computer sculpted phallic pieces, glitter encrusted grills and a penchant for flaming spikes; the nail art of TOMOYA NAKAGAWA is a breath of fresh air in the artistic community.
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10 V-Day Movies: Grab your partner, your chocolate, or your left hand, and enjoy some lawless, horror, or horny flicks. Who said romance is dead?
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A Retrospective on iconoclastic visionnaire Manfred Thierry Mugler.
A legendary designer, creative director, and advisor for his namesake fashion house, Mugler leaves behind a legacy that is sure to be commemorated in history for years to come.
Chance encounters, an aversion to the rules and free-form writing are all ingredients that have formed the cinematic oeuvre of Hong Sang-soo. While essays have been written in attempts to deconstruct the code that is his body of work—in reality, his work is much more simple.
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Godfather to the weird but delectable, industrial-cyborg aesthetic that is prominent these days, Chris Cunningham is a British video artist and director who shaped the style of the underground, music video scene of the mid-90s.
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