Poetry Gallery returns for its third edition—an evolving series of public art installations, activations, and collaborations exploring the relationship between spoken word, artist, and audience.

Label boss and rising star SOSA takes us behind the scenes of CRSSD via this exclusive photo diary, shot by Ryan O'Connor and proudly presented by The Kollection.

Angel Prost is a musical and literary artist known for Frost Children and for writing an iconic, elusive Newsletter and has been published in the New York Times.

Kareem Rahma is a writer, producer, comedian and musician. He is the creator and host of KEEP THE METER RUNNING and SUBWAYTAKES, which have both amassed 100s of millions of views on the internet.

Mackenzie Thomas is an LA/NYC based writer and artist. Mackenzie is a child of the internet. She’s best known for her viral diary entries, which have amassed over 100 million views.

Experience the sights of Shabang SLO through Jackie Hollander's perspective via this exclusive photo diary, shot by Lindsay Skrabo and proudly presented by The Kollection.

Experience the captivating visual journey through Perel's perspective at III Points Miami with this exclusive photo diary, proudly presented by The Kollection.

Angel Prost is a musical and literary artist known for Frost Children and for writing an iconic, elusive Newsletter and has been published in the New York Times.

Victoria Mbabazi is a New York poet and writer whose work can be found in The Puritan, CV2, No Contact, Rejection Letters, Untethered Magazine, and beyond.

Mackenzie Thomas is an LA/NYC based writer and artist. Mackenzie is a child of the internet. She’s best known for her viral diary entries, which have amassed over 100 million views.

Kareem Rahma is a writer, producer, comedian and musician. He is the creator and host of KEEP THE METER RUNNING and SUBWAYTAKES, which have both amassed 100s of millions of views on the internet.

Finlay Mangan is a writer and artist living in Brooklyn, New York. He studied creative writing at NYU and is the curator of the Poetry Gallery series, as well as the poetry editor for The Kollection.

Victoria Mbabazi is a New York poet and writer whose work can be found in The Puritan, CV2, No Contact, Rejection Letters, Untethered Magazine, and beyond.

Finlay Mangan is a writer and artist living in Brooklyn, New York. He studied creative writing at NYU and is the curator of the Poetry Gallery series, as well as the poetry editor for The Kollection.

A poem by Amana Khan. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Finlay Mangan. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Jet Le Parti. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Sam Pink. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Federica Pantana. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Ali Royals. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Montana James Thomas. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Jo Rosenthal. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

A poem by Joshua Idehen. This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

[ARCHIVE] This Sunday in San Francisco, Action Bronson gave the people of the Bay Area a glimpse of his artwork and decadent lifestyle at a free pop up show titled “On The Road Again”

Prince is undeniably one of the greatest music artists to ever live. If you don't know why, you should probably read this.

Musically and aesthetically, we would be nowhere today without Outkast. Read here for a crash course on why.

We are thrilled to announce the second edition of Poetry Gallery, an evolving series of public art installations, activations, and collaborations that explore the interplay between art and its creator

Ayden Massey is a queer poet, independent filmmaker, and critic. Their work has appeared in Apricity, Hawai’i Pacific Review, and as a finalist in the New York Times Found Poem Contest, among others.

Sam Ronis is a poet and writer originally from Bogota, Colombia. She spent the later years of her childhood in Miami, Florida, surrounded by dogs and orange trees.

Chloé Miller-Bess is a lyrical and narrative poet living in Harlem. Her work focuses on themes of familial anthropology and myth making.

Elisabeth Pitts lives in New York City. She writes in English and Russian. Her work has been published in Cicada, West 10th Journal, ISO Mag and elsewhere.

The Kollection returns to Los Angeles, reviving an iconic Hollywood space with a celebration of friends old and new. Live performances, DJ sets, and surprises await...

"Many people are familiar with the aesthetic of being a ballerina... but what they don't know is..." | The Kollection explores the lesser known cadences of Ballet... in a nightclub.

Sterling tells me how his style evolved slowly through periods of organic play. But as the video plays on my phone screen, Sterling’s work feels right on time.

A poem by Meg Yates This poem was displayed at the first edition of The Kollection's Poetry Gallery on Sunday, November 10th in SoHo, New York.

Minding the Gap has all of the skate culture clout that makes you feel sick when you watch Kids, but doesn’t let audiences dodge the class conflict that is the bedrock of the sport.

The K sits down with the lovely Sinca to talk slower tempos and smiles with strangers in a lane of dance music that's largely new for us. Read on!

“Invasive Species” tosses all conventions at breakneck pace, surprising young downtown audiences with its simplicity, surreal humor, and triggering relevance. Maia Novi is a triumph, Invasive Species.

Taking a moment to reflect on her recent female focused & led event FEMMEPOWERED, Sophia Sorrentino is interviewed by our very owned Kian McHugh.

The Kollection returns to CRSSD Spring '24 to find that something is happening at City Steps...read up to hear our thoughts on the festival 9 years in and find out where we're headed next.

Enjoy Exclusive BTS from Boris Brejcha and Leony's "Miracle." The duo's stab at VR headsets breaking into the cultural zeitgeist is both timely and a good time.

Some prefer to call it discomfort, feeling that pain is too harsh a term. Regardless, I noticed that pain, in some way shape or form, is always involved in casual penetrative sex.

In the video of me graduating from college, I look pissed off. That’s not entirely accurate. As I walk across the stage – pre-fake-diploma-recieval – I’m fine.

Henry and Michael have the floppy brown hair and aloof playfulness that would make Simon Cowell and fifteen year old girls swoon with prospection.

Hey Upper East Siders…are you ready for a volcano of fabricated diversity and female empowerment? Don’t worry, you’ll still get your precious real estate and couture porn, thanks to my new friends ove

Walking through the converted barn I’m swallowed by memories. 1960s LIFE magazines wrapped in protective plastic blanket tables. They sit next to an original copy of Nobody Knows My Name.

How do you ensure your Gen Z melodrama receives the coveted description of being realistic? One Cup of Sexual Misconduct. Two Teaspoons of Woke Psychobabble. Add social-media-runs-and-ruins-our-lives.

Last Sunday started off like any other “I’m a senior in college” Sunday. Anxious about a thesis that wasn’t there yet. Hungover. I did feel pretty good about the sex I had the other night.

“I don't know, like, you know, [life] is a video game…. Yeah. It really [is]… I'm living this video game…" | The Kollection chats with Lewis OfMan before his show at Elsewhere.

Do these little audio gnomes calculating my Discover Weekly truly know my eclectic taste in music? How can they possibly weigh my preference for similarity vs diversity?

Ralf Hütter, of Kraftwerk, explains, “The ‘soul’ of the machines has always been a part of our music. Trance always belongs to repetition, and everybody is looking for trance in life…"

From the first adrenaline rush of a beat, or a moment when a lyric hit your heart, the thrill of music intoxicates us. And once you fall, it’s nearly impossible to climb your way back to the surface.

Gellaitry’s last project, Viewfinder Vol. 1: Phosphene, dropped in April of 2019. There was a US tour that followed and then, for months on end, fans have been teased and appeased.

A proper night out is something of an artform for the two of us– doing it right comes with rules, lessons, and risks. “I’m really sensitive at after-parties,” he confesses.

Legend has it, if you put your ear to the page of the Webster’s Dictionary that reads “experimental,” Nina Kraviz’s imperfectl production faintly pulses from the corner bearing the definition.

I first learned of the Erotic Blueprints™ on the news. Er, I mean TikTok. It was 11:38pm on a Tuesday night (what, like I wasn’t going to screenshot this discovery?).

I joke that I’ve got her all figured out, “Music taste is the easiest way for me to assess character. Every song played tells a story.” She laughs. “It’s kinda like a nosy thing, isn’t it?"

Poetry Gallery returns for its third edition—an evolving series of public art installations, activations, and collaborations exploring the relationship between spoken word, artist, and audience.

Label boss and rising star SOSA takes us behind the scenes of CRSSD via this exclusive photo diary, shot by Ryan O'Connor and proudly presented by The Kollection.

Experience the sights of Shabang SLO through Jackie Hollander's perspective via this exclusive photo diary, shot by Lindsay Skrabo and proudly presented by The Kollection.

Experience the captivating visual journey through Perel's perspective at III Points Miami with this exclusive photo diary, proudly presented by The Kollection.

[ARCHIVE] This Sunday in San Francisco, Action Bronson gave the people of the Bay Area a glimpse of his artwork and decadent lifestyle at a free pop up show titled “On The Road Again”

Prince is undeniably one of the greatest music artists to ever live. If you don't know why, you should probably read this.

Musically and aesthetically, we would be nowhere today without Outkast. Read here for a crash course on why.

We are thrilled to announce the second edition of Poetry Gallery, an evolving series of public art installations, activations, and collaborations that explore the interplay between art and its creator

The Kollection returns to Los Angeles, reviving an iconic Hollywood space with a celebration of friends old and new. Live performances, DJ sets, and surprises await...

"Many people are familiar with the aesthetic of being a ballerina... but what they don't know is..." | The Kollection explores the lesser known cadences of Ballet... in a nightclub.

Sterling tells me how his style evolved slowly through periods of organic play. But as the video plays on my phone screen, Sterling’s work feels right on time.

“Invasive Species” tosses all conventions at breakneck pace, surprising young downtown audiences with its simplicity, surreal humor, and triggering relevance. Maia Novi is a triumph, Invasive Species.

Enjoy Exclusive BTS from Boris Brejcha and Leony's "Miracle." The duo's stab at VR headsets breaking into the cultural zeitgeist is both timely and a good time.

Some prefer to call it discomfort, feeling that pain is too harsh a term. Regardless, I noticed that pain, in some way shape or form, is always involved in casual penetrative sex.

In the video of me graduating from college, I look pissed off. That’s not entirely accurate. As I walk across the stage – pre-fake-diploma-recieval – I’m fine.

Hey Upper East Siders…are you ready for a volcano of fabricated diversity and female empowerment? Don’t worry, you’ll still get your precious real estate and couture porn, thanks to my new friends ove

How do you ensure your Gen Z melodrama receives the coveted description of being realistic? One Cup of Sexual Misconduct. Two Teaspoons of Woke Psychobabble. Add social-media-runs-and-ruins-our-lives.

Last Sunday started off like any other “I’m a senior in college” Sunday. Anxious about a thesis that wasn’t there yet. Hungover. I did feel pretty good about the sex I had the other night.

Ralf Hütter, of Kraftwerk, explains, “The ‘soul’ of the machines has always been a part of our music. Trance always belongs to repetition, and everybody is looking for trance in life…"

From the first adrenaline rush of a beat, or a moment when a lyric hit your heart, the thrill of music intoxicates us. And once you fall, it’s nearly impossible to climb your way back to the surface.

Legend has it, if you put your ear to the page of the Webster’s Dictionary that reads “experimental,” Nina Kraviz’s imperfectl production faintly pulses from the corner bearing the definition.

I joke that I’ve got her all figured out, “Music taste is the easiest way for me to assess character. Every song played tells a story.” She laughs. “It’s kinda like a nosy thing, isn’t it?"

The K sits down with the lovely Sinca to talk slower tempos and smiles with strangers in a lane of dance music that's largely new for us. Read on!

Taking a moment to reflect on her recent female focused & led event FEMMEPOWERED, Sophia Sorrentino is interviewed by our very owned Kian McHugh.

Henry and Michael have the floppy brown hair and aloof playfulness that would make Simon Cowell and fifteen year old girls swoon with prospection.

Walking through the converted barn I’m swallowed by memories. 1960s LIFE magazines wrapped in protective plastic blanket tables. They sit next to an original copy of Nobody Knows My Name.

“I don't know, like, you know, [life] is a video game…. Yeah. It really [is]… I'm living this video game…" | The Kollection chats with Lewis OfMan before his show at Elsewhere.

Gellaitry’s last project, Viewfinder Vol. 1: Phosphene, dropped in April of 2019. There was a US tour that followed and then, for months on end, fans have been teased and appeased.

A proper night out is something of an artform for the two of us– doing it right comes with rules, lessons, and risks. “I’m really sensitive at after-parties,” he confesses.

I first learned of the Erotic Blueprints™ on the news. Er, I mean TikTok. It was 11:38pm on a Tuesday night (what, like I wasn’t going to screenshot this discovery?).

Minding the Gap has all of the skate culture clout that makes you feel sick when you watch Kids, but doesn’t let audiences dodge the class conflict that is the bedrock of the sport.

The Kollection returns to CRSSD Spring '24 to find that something is happening at City Steps...read up to hear our thoughts on the festival 9 years in and find out where we're headed next.

Do these little audio gnomes calculating my Discover Weekly truly know my eclectic taste in music? How can they possibly weigh my preference for similarity vs diversity?