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FLATT is a philanthropic arts platform that sponsors and celebrates creativity across all disciplines, including science, the visual arts, film, dance, performance, music, writing, and poetry. In addition to its quarterly eponymous print magazine, whose subjects range from Susan Sarandon, Cher and Bruce Weber to Mickalene Thomas and The Metropolitan Opera, FLATT recognizes talent, authenticity, an

d the rigor that drives the creative process by awarding an annual FLATTPRIZE. FLATT recognizes talent, authenticity, and the rigor that drives the creative process by awarding an annual FLATTPRIZE. First awarded in 2011, the prize aims to raise the bar on private patronage by inviting financial partners to aid in the development of the FLATTPRIZE. To learn more, please visit the official FLATTPRIZE site: http://flattprize.tumblr.com

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01/08/2016
You and Me - Single by Angela McCluskey on Apple Music

Here is the new single from one of our favorite artists....

Listen to songs from the album You and Me - Single, including "You and Me." Buy the album for $1.29. Songs start at $1.29. Free with Apple Music subscription.

06/02/2016

"Experimentation is the key to lively up the arts" Remembering the prolific artist and activist Bob Marley on his birthday. His legacy will live on forever.

19/01/2016

Representation is important. It was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s charisma and rhetoric that ignited a movement and gave voice to a struggle; the empowering words of his 1963 “I Have A Dream” speech reignited a nation hungry for social change.. The real power of Dr. King is that he is still a pioneers: his work continues to inspire others to expand the possibilities of conceived limitations in the name of diversity With Dr. King’s assassination in 1968, the civil rights movement was left with a void of this important and critical representation. Dance Theatre of Harlem would provide an outlet for expression for ballet artists of color who had no other place to share their voice until 2004, when the company went on hiatus as it reassessed it assets and, perhaps on a deeper level, its niche in the dance community and the audience it was representing. To read the full interview on and the impact of by FLATT's executive editor Phil Chan please log on to flattmag.com

11/01/2016

"Photography was something like this big monster that took over. It kind of moved in, and started to control my life and I became Mick Rock, rock photographer. What was I going to do? I went to see Bowie in Birmingham. I remember meeting his radio plugger, Anya. They were certainly trying to hustle. He had just gotten into this: haircut thing and started to wear the Ziggy outfit, so he was in Ziggy mode but he hadn’t released the album yet. Although he was playing some of the songs from it in March of ’72, the album was not released until June. The first gig I went to there were 400 people. He had a bit of a cult following, but I didn’t know anything about him until I got to know him. And then I saw this extraordinary character and was certainly entranced by the performance. The talent and of course when you talked to him, he was so fabulously articulate and informed. Bowie was not your average rock & roller by any standards." Read the full interview on and by FLATT contributing editor on flattmag.com cc:

04/01/2016

"The only thing that keeps the US in the game economically is our ability to come up with new ideas, to create new technologies and new products. The more science education we have, the more innovation we’ll have. Because we get our lifelong passion for science before we’re 10 years old, we can emphasize elementary science and produce a generation of innovators. There is nothing that I believe in more strongly than getting young people interested in science and engineering for a better tomorrow, a better humankind. Science is the key to our future, if you don’t promote science, you’re holding everybody back". Read more on " Champion of Truth" on flattmag.com (link in bio) #2016

29/12/2015

"The impulse around the work is just me scouting around outside the studio. My resources are really right outside my door. That means frequenting the flea markets and antique malls. What I’ve been doing over the past four years is flying to a distant city, such as Washington DC, and then renting a cargo van. Then we scout the flea markets, yard sales, and shops all the way back to Chicago. This process has also introduced me to new bodies of work and ways of working that I’m just starting to show." Read more on flattmag.com

29/12/2015

The Language From Within" read more on flattmag.com

29/12/2015

A talented sculptor and performance artist, Nick Cave is celebrated for his larger-than-life Soundsuits, which blur the boundaries between art, fashion and dance, as well as his found object assemblages that cleverly comment on American culture and consumerism. The subject of multiple museum shows, public projects and publications, Cave recently took time out of his demanding schedule to talk to FLATT contributing editor Paul Laster about his point of departure and current work that takes issue of race to a completely new end. Read more on "The Language From Within " on flattmag.com (link in bio)

16/12/2015

Ghostface Killah is one of the only Rappers, or should I say American writers for whom the nature of his work has re- mained so steeped in romantic story telling despite Rap’s authentic origins of begrudging poetic ranting. is an ex- cellent curator of music has a keen ear for old soul, rapping consistently to carefully chosen tracks from a library of classics. His influence can be heard from to . He paints verbal stories that you can’t help but visualize through Issac Haye’s lenses whether the subject is doping and dealing, Stapleton S*x, or his love of family. As one of the founding members of the socially explosive WU TANG CLAN in 1992, Ghostface has always been considered to be the most prolific and evolutionary of the group: Interview and photography by Read more on flattmag.com (link in bio)

16/12/2015

FLATT Editor at Large, had the chance to sit with one of Manhattan’s most charming and visionary families, the Posens. Stephen and Susan parents to artist and designer , collectively share thoughts about their creative beginnings, artistic process and the power of raising a family with love and awareness. Read more on flattmag.com (link in bio)

15/12/2015

FLATT talked to about his transition from big screen to stages Broadway. Read the full interview of "Owning The Spot" with late-night television talk show host and contributing editor Photography: Styled by on flattmag.com

15/12/2015

We Are Casey

The inimitable Neil Patrick Harris, for FLATTmag photographed by CASEY artist Bill Phelps Photography

See more: http://bit.ly/1R5HWAC

09/12/2015

"I hope that people who have seen me perform or seen an interview with me were moved and will remember a positive feeling.' All you can do is be your best self. I've always felt that I had to be that much more aware of how I present myself. I'm representing more than just me. I wanted an opportunity for me to educate people and get them to become ballet fans and to educate them on what it means to be a dancer-a black ballet dancer" for more images on the "The New Philanthropy" log on to flattmag.com Photography by Christina Lessa and Nico Iliev

08/12/2015

A photographer, sculptor and performance artist, Xaviera Simmons knows no boundaries. She hung out with squatters on New York’s Lower East Side when she was still in her teens; walked the transatlantic slave trade route through America and Africa before she could vote; and studied acting for two years, at an age when most young people would be partying, all to make her a better artist. Having solo shows and projects at The Studio In Harlem, The Aldrich Museum, The Museum Of Modern Art Xaviera Simmons sits down with FLATT to discuss how the various media and genres she explores get remixed into something new. Read more from "Beyond the Landscape" on flattmag.com (link in bio)

08/12/2015

Known for his sculptural paintings and collages encased in resin and glass, Brooklyn-based artist first made a splash on the New York art scene with his gigantic abstract canvases to painting imaginary plant-life on layer upon layer of clear resin to simulate 3D effects. Shifting in recent years to working with mixed-media collage on multi-panels of glass, Yellin creates surreal figures and landscapes from an immense archive of found materials. FLATT contributing editor Paul Laster sat down with the artist at his expansive Red Hook studio to discuss his engaging art and experimental institution. Read more about on flattmag.com (link in bio)

04/12/2015

"As an artist, I have a bigger responsibility, I do think artist are a lot more influential than politicians are. One song can change somebody's life. One girls message can change somebody's life." Janelle Monae- Read more from "Back To The Future" on flattmag.com (link in bio)

01/07/2015
The Journal of Bison Jack: The mad, haunting poetry that took over Tumblr

Here is a great article about the Bison Jack installations we presented recently.

In today’s day and age, it’s hard to become a well-known poet, let alone a respected one. I somehow found someone who is both. Jason Armstrong Beck, the artistic polymath behind Tumblr sensation Th...

17/06/2015

Daily Kos

That's science.

26/05/2015
Monster

Monster, an accompanying film from the recent Bison Jack installation.

'Monster' from The Journal of Bison Jack Shot for FLATT magazine, Savannah, Georgia 2015

22/05/2015
The Ashley Bouder Project

A new dance project by New York City Ballet star Ashley Bouder we are following...

Happy Birthday to our latest commissioned choreographer Adriana Pierce! See her new pas de deux for Ashley at our Joyce performances August 8 and 9!

07/05/2015

'Monster' from the final night of the Bison Jack installation in Savannah, Georgia.

06/05/2015

'Kings' from the Bison Jack installation in Savannah. The last night of the 7 day event is tonight..after dark.

05/05/2015

Night 5 of the Bison Jack install. Photo by Keith Morgan

05/05/2015

'For Those of Us' from night five of the seven day Bison Jack install in Savannah, Georgia

04/05/2015

The Dust is Singing from Day 4 of the Bison Jack install.
Photographs by Keith Morgan. (more to follow........) Armstrong Beck@seeSAW

02/05/2015

From the second night of the Bison Jack install in Savannah, Georgia. Photography by Tim Almodovar and Keith Morgan

01/05/2015

Photo by Tim Almodavar, from the first night's evening-long Bison Jack install

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