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Kelly Horrigan is a fashion designer and educator. Through her company KHH | Kelly Horrigan Handmade she creates one-of-a-kind leather designs that combine old-world techniques with modern aesthetic. She earned her BFA in fashion design and has since been a professor at Pratt Institute’s fashion department. Her work has been featured in the pages of the Fader, Surface, Fiasco Homme and Velvetpark Magazine, The New York Times and seen on here! and Bravo TV.
Lee Free is a freelance songwriter, poet, drummer/percussionist, and composer based in Brooklyn, NY. Lee believes in the religion of rock, the power of power tools and the responsibility of the wordsmith. A lover of the high seas, and a humble student of the internal martial arts you can find Lee kicking it behind the kit with Electric Junkyard Gamelan and the Circus Amok Band.
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A Year in Reflection
When Jenny Romaine calls your phone, you know there is something awesome happening somewhere and Jenny wants you to be a part of it. The conversation may go like this, “I’m uptown everyone is wearing plushy heads and we’re dancing … Continue reading
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