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Life in the city is full of small moments, sharp observations, and unexpected inspiration. Here’s where Mikey Yaw turns them into stories about style, movement, and self-expression.

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Every Generation Wants to Live in Someone Else’s Past. Here’s What to Do Instead.

Every generation looks backward and says: something more alive than this once existed. But the moments we romanticize were not created by people trying to look vintage. They were created...

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The Night New York Went to Paris and Changed Fashion Forever

November 28, 1973. Snow fell outside the Palace of Versailles as 700 of the world's most powerful, well-dressed, and well-heeled people filed into the candlelit Royal Opera theater. Royalty. Hollywood...

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When the World Burns, Art Speaks — Part 2: The American Story

In Part 1, we traced the arc of art made under pressure — from the Impressionists painting as Europe marched toward war, to Peggy Guggenheim shipping masterworks out of occupied...

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The Art That Breaks the Rules Is the Art That Lasts

There's a quote attributed to Pablo Picasso that has stayed with me: "It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child." Read...

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How Do You Choose Your Style for the Day?

Intentional. Yep. You heard that right. Choosing your fit for the day isn't something to leave to chance. It's a decision. A statement. A reflection of the energy you're bringing...

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Sacred and Subversive: Religious Iconography as Protest Art - Then & Now

The history of religious art is not what most people think it is. It is not a clean record of devotion. It is not centuries of painters and sculptors faithfully...

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Our World Is In Peril. It Always Was. We Just Didn't Listen.

Those were the first words of Captain Planet and the Planeteers. A cartoon. Saturday morning. Five kids with elemental rings summoning a blue superhero to fight polluters, deforesters, and the...

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The People Behind Mikey Yaw

Not every origin story starts in a boardroom or with a business plan. This one starts in Ohio, in a high school field trip to the Cincinnati Art Museum, in...

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