Sara Kapheim

Warner & Waverly Watkins: The Brothers of Brownstone

Most people would agree that it’s not a grand idea to get into business with your family, let alone a sibling. But that isn’t the case for twin brothers Warner and Waverly Watkins, who co-created Brownstone, a men’s streetwear brand. Initially, the pair launched the brand to see how they could come together creatively. And over time, they have built a unique collection of elevated streetwear essentials backed by mainstream stockists and beloved by celebrities like Daniel Kaluuya, Lebron James, Vince Staples, and Lil Durk. 

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Masego: Ode to Women and World Travels

Next-level singer and saxophonist, Masego, exists somewhere between genres of rap, classical house, and jazz, or as he likes to call it, “traphousejazz.” He’s been playing instruments and singing in church since he was a child but didn’t start making waves until 2011. What started as him posting saxophone remixes to SoundCloud snowballed into him sharing his original tracks and embarking on a journey to mainstream success. 

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Wooyoungmi: Korean Fashion Powerhouse

White walls and four white doors were nestled into a multi-story parking lot in Paris for the Wooyoungmi Fall 2022 show venue. Each time a model walked through one of the doors, they let it shut loudly behind them while a series of slams played on a soundtrack, giving an eerie feel to viewers. 

The fashion house’s founder, Woo Young Mi or Madame Woo, was inspired to create this dramatization by Amor Towles’s 2016 novel “A Gentleman in Moscow,” where a Russian count was sentenced to house arrest for life, and its parallels with the ongoing pandemic. 

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Laura Theresia Köhler: Colorful World

During the pandemic, people found new joys, new hobbies, and new connections. Many searched for a creative outlet to express themselves. The pandemic gave Artist Laura Theresia Köhler a chance to find her purpose through painting. She, and others, found solace in her colorful abstract designs, during a time of so much uncertainty. Her goal for her art is to always provide instant happiness and joy to whoever lays eyes on it. 

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Deana Lawson: Exploring the Body Through Portraiture

Photography has the ability to capture specific moments in time and freeze important memories. A photographer is a storyteller, who has the power to share life through their lens. American photographer Deana Lawson creates intimate portraits of Black men and women posed in domestic settings that tell a story of their own. Recently, Lawson was awarded the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize, considered to be the most important award devoted to photography, and it is given to an artist who has made the most significant contribution to photography. 

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High Museum of Art: High Frequency Fridays

Enjoy a cultural experience every Friday night filled with music and art aimed to raise the vibration and moods of visitors. The High Museum of art presents High Frequency Friday, which features Atlanta's favorite DJs every first Friday of the month from 6-9 p.m. Dance your way through the museum as you visit special exhibitions and meet new friends where Atlanta and art coexist. 

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