irony

twitter trending topics = global social commentary.

neo-leo

why i love @juneambrose. her opulent twitpics. enjoy!

YSL Leopard Trib-Too Pumps. Canary yellow brassiere.

haute. haute. haute.

clutches. shoes. clutches. shoes. haute couture shows in paris are like continuous, never-ending orgasms.

photos courtesy of tommy ton of jakandjil blog + style.com

mequitta ahuja

Protege of Kerry James Marshall, artist Mequitta Ahuja is making a name for herself. Already having solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, Saatchi Gallery is ensuring that Ahuja is getting the much needed recognition that she deserves. This posts is for those of you that support the natural hair movement! You can check out more of her work at her upcoming exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem on July 15th.

 Afrogalaxy.

Dream Region

detroitwhat.

Despite the grim reports on the decline of Detroit's economy, there are a select few young, upwardly mobile burgeoning professionals who seek to reshape the public's perspective of this troubled city, highlighting contemporary cultural production as a glimmering speck of hope for what was once America's economic Mecca. No matter how pessimistic the outlook may be, art production will never cease. If you're in the Motor City anytime before July 25th, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) is featuring the first solo exhibition of artist/photographer Latoya Ruby Frazier. Frazier chronicles 10 years of photographs exploring her own family, and "the psychological and biological lineage that unites her grandmother, mother and herself, revealing at the same time the unavoidable issues of race, class, conflict and substance abuse that surround them." (MOCAD) Go see Mother May I  at the MOCAD today!

Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
4454 Woodward Ave
Detroit, Michigan 48201

For more information on what's going on in the Detroit restaurant, art, and music scene, follow my dear friend and Detroit native Cambrey Thomas' awesome blog, Detroit Girls About Town.