As part of our overall goal to support our neighborhood and all the fine folks doing business here, we talked to Miranda about Rojas Aesthetics, her first season doing business in the neighborhood, hope and adaptation...

A look into three exemplary collaborations for the master, experimental film maker.

Our series “Fashion Going Forward” is about understanding how this time of isolation and ambiguity is changing the lives and work of the brands and designers we work with at Pylon. Today, we hear from Berlin-based multidisciplinary designer Nadine Goepfert.

We asked Abigail to share some thoughts on the theme of REUNIONS. She one-upped the request by including some recent collages as well.

In this series, we talk to some of the designers and brands we’re offering at Pylon about how the pandemic is impacting the international aspects of their work. 

African American artist Bill Traylor, who was born to an enslaved family in Alabama in 1853 and who died in 1949, has been variously compared to the likes of Giacometti, Klee, and Matisse—despite having neither their privilege nor their training. 

Tokyo-based Yusho Kobayashi is the first designer to weigh in on our series “Right Now,” which works like a sort of barometer for these times. 

The first stop on a hypothetical summer travel itinerary based on the transcendental architectural projects of Hiroshi Sugimoto.

In today’s edition of Right Now, the designer talks to us about how the crisis has affected the brand’s day-to-day life, and its future.

Our series “Fashion Going Forward” is about understanding how this time of isolation and ambiguity is changing the lives and work of the brands and designers we work with at Pylon. Today, we hear from Anne McCaddon of COATZ. 

This is the first iteration of our Murmurations series—a sort of catchall title for the conversations we’re having with friends near and far as we share ideas about what life is and what it can be as we move forward. 

In this edition of our (Re)Thinking Global series, we check in with William on how the pandemic impacted his workflow, and we hear about his continued efforts in clean sourcing and zero waste.