Cassandra Pintro
Vogue Magazine
New York, NY, United States
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In Washington, DC, Artist Sadie Barnette Transforms Her Father’s Former Gay Bar Into an Immersive Installation
“The New Eagle Creek Saloon” will be on view with community programming at Stable Arts until July 8, 2023. → Read More
Dior Toasted Carrie Mae Weems at the Annual Brooklyn Museum Artists Ball
In attendance were Kasseem “Swizz Beatz” Dean, Tracee Ellis Ross, Charlie Heaton, Natalie Dyer, Kimberly Drew, Derrick Adams, and more. → Read More
At Pace, Miles Greenberg’s Six-Hour ‘Fountain II’ Is a Bloody Spectacle
For “Fountain II,” presented at Pace Gallery in Chelsea, the 25-year-old artist leans into a current of emotion. → Read More
At the ICA Philadelphia, ‘Terence Nance: Swarm’ Invites Guests to Settle In
Curated by Maori Karmael Holmes, the show surveys Nance’s background as a writer, director, actor, and musician, offering visitors an immersive glimpse inside his creative universe. → Read More
This Fashion Month, I Was All About Black Designers
Needless to say, each turned out to be a crowd-pleaser. → Read More
The Under-the-Radar, “Cool Kid” Sneaker Everyone Should Own
This Rihanna and Bella Hadid–approved shoe keeps getting better and better. → Read More
Rapper (and New York It Girl) Ice Spice Is Only Just Getting Started
Ice Spice was long underestimated. Now, with the recent release of “Like..?,” her surprise, six-song EP, she has little to prove in the talent department. → Read More
The Doja Cat–Approved Brand Using Metal as Fabric
“I don’t want any woman around me to feel afraid to be themselves.” → Read More
Meet The Black-Owned and Women-Led Business Behind Nike’s Latest AF1
“For me it's important, because if I'm the only one, people have to see me.” → Read More
At the National Board of Review Gala, Legends and Rising Stars Converged
Steven Spielberg, Janelle Monáe, Daniel Craig, Colin Farrell, Ariana DeBose, Ron Howard, and more gathered for the year’s first major award show. → Read More
At Miami Art Basel, Nike Honors Virgil Abloh’s Endless Legacy
Nike welcomed guests to the Rubell Museum to unveil “Virgil Abloh: The Codes c/o Architecture,” and afterward, an after-party at ZZ’s. → Read More
Hulu’s New Docu-Series The Hair Tales Is A Love Letter To Black Women
The series shares honest stories of Black women and their hair in a way we haven’t seen before. → Read More
Welcome to Seed Brklyn: A New Concept Shop in Brooklyn
“I don't want it to be like anything else,” founder and artist Christoph Roberts tells Vogue. → Read More
Hulu’s New Docu-Series The Hair Tales Is a Love Letter to Black Women
The series shares honest stories of Black women and their hair in a way we haven’t seen before. → Read More
At Nordstrom, the 2022 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Winners Celebrated in Style
“I really do believe we birthed a new generation of talent, and we do that with the support of the industry,” says Steven Kolb, CEO of the CFDA. → Read More
At CultureCon, Changemakers Take Center Stage
This year’s conference saw the likes of Taraji P. Henson, Meagan Good, Lena Waithe, and Elaine Welteroth discuss their work, success, and the challenges they’ve faced in their fields. → Read More
At Discolo, Solange Celebrates Her Musical Commission for New York City Ballet’s Fall Fashion Gala
“This evening has been in the works for a long time now. The process of composing for the ballet was an inspiring journey for me.” → Read More
Welcome to Strada, a New Kind of Gallery for Emerging Talent
For founder Paul Hill, Strada is all about putting community first. → Read More
Advisry Is Officially the New Emerging Brand on the Block
This season in New York, our eyes were on 22-year-old designer Keith Herron’s Advisry. → Read More
At WORTHLESSSTUDIOS, ‘1-800 Happy Birthday’ Honors Black and Brown Victims of Police Violence
Artist Mohammad Gorjestani’s hope for the exhibition, on through January 16, is that it reminds people that every victim had a life before it was stolen. → Read More