Quinn Moreland is a Music, Art, and Culture Writer based in Brooklyn. She explores themes in arts and entertainment, focusing on music, fine art, and urban art, while also delving into beauty and fashion. Her work has been featured in notable publications including NYLON, Interview Magazine, The New York Times, and Pitchfork.
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Quinn Moreland's articles predominantly focus on the music industry, featuring event coverage and private sector announcements. To effectively reach out to Quinn, consider providing exclusive access or insights into new album releases, upcoming tours, or significant developments in the careers of musicians and bands.
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A recent biography helps shed light on her life before and after John Lennon—making a case for the primacy of her art and its lasting influence.
By: Quinn Moreland
Hagfish is a small press focused on out-of-print and obscure books.
Mimi Plumb, a photographer with an exhibition "Blazing Light" at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, makes striking images about American life.
By: Quinn Moreland
The song, which appeared on the rapper and producer’s 2013 album ‘#willpower,’ was the second collaboration with the pop star.
Even the simplest doorway can be rich with symbolism, suggesting transition, possibility, decision, or revelation.
By: Quinn Moreland
On a life-revivingly sunny day in New York, light pours into the SoHo studio of the 93-year-old painter Joan Semmel.
By: Quinn Moreland
If you're willing to shell out for '90s Prada, there's no better place to shop.
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