Marina Garcia-Vasquez
Safe Spaces
Out of despair, students of color seek meaningful ways to reflect on national politics and social injustice on their own terms.
Bronx Student Photographers Win Awards for Documenting Their Communities
High school students from the Bronx Junior Photo League spotlight social justice issues in their own backyards.
Haunting Photos Depict the Hardships of Global Labor
The 'Labor & Materials' multimedia exhibition incriminates our growing reliance on computers and technology.
Dolores Huerta, the Mexican American Activist Who Invented 'Yes We Can,' Is Still Fighting
A new documentary seeks to set the record straight on the 4'11" feminist foremother's tremendous contributions.
A Boob Pin That Symbolizes Self-Representation, Identity, and the Female Body
Marina Garcia-Vasquez, editor-in-chief of Creators at VICE, discusses why this pin is so important to her.
9 Breakout Artists from the Venice Biennale
We selected nine rising international art stars, from the Republic of China to Kosovo.
9 Breakout Artists from the Venice Biennale
We selected nine rising international art stars, from the Republic of China to Kosovo.
We're Having a Very NSFW Art Show at the Museum of Sex
On June 21st, you'll be able to experience 'NSFW Female Gaze,' co-curated by Creators and the Museum of Sex.
We're Having a Very NSFW Art Show at the Museum of Sex
On June 21st, you'll be able to experience 'NSFW Female Gaze,' co-curated by Creators and the Museum of Sex.
Photographer Documents the Daily Rhythm of Mexican Mennonite Communities
Seila Montes Gonzalez shows the gradual modernization of the religious settlements in Mexico.
This Magazine Wants to Make Food's Complicated Future More Beautiful
'MOLD Magazine' explores how design can help feed a hungry planet.
Beyond the #ArtSelfie: The Power of Reflection in Artwork
These mirrored artworks are so much more than vanities.