SEBASTIEN LEON IS FINDING A BALANCE BETWEEN LOGIC AND CHAOS
The immersive experience artist gets candid on his multi-media approach to art, his primary influences, and his latest project.
ALMA HAR’EL ON HOW IDENTIFYING AS A FEMALE DIRECTOR IS A POLITICAL ACT
On women's equality day, we look back at our interview with Alma Har’el, the entrepreneur determined to pave the way for more female directors.
ARTIST JAZZ GRANT ON EXPERIMENTING WITH FORM AND DISTORTING PERSPECTIVE
How artist Jazz Grant explores the nuances of race and identity through collage.
WHY THERE’S MORE TO AFGHANISTAN THAN THE STEREOTYPES OF VIOLENCE
Photographer Andrew Quilty on his trip to Afghanistan and how the country's children offer a window into their communities.
THE EDUCATIONAL POWER OF DRAG
Megan Thee Stallion teams up with Revlon for an exclusive makeup line on the resale platform.
JEREMY O. HARRIS IS THE PLAYWRIGHT OF THE MODERN AGE
In our most recent issue, we spoke to the creative on his groundbreaking work Slave Play and staging racism.
MUNROE BERGDORF ON THE REALITY OF CANCEL CULTURE
For our LGBTQ issue, we spoke to model Munroe Bergdorf on the rights of Black trans women.
HOW GENEVIEVE ONYIUKE-KENNEDY CAME TO EMBRACE HER BISEXUALITY
Cory Wade on growing up queer, the importance of self-talk, and how to love yourself during dark times.
WHY JOSHUA RUSH ADVOCATES FOR THE LGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY
To kick off Pride Month, we revisit our interview with Joshua Rush, the first actor to play a gay character on Disney, from Mission's LGBTQ issue.
OUR PHONES, OURSELVES
Our dependency on technology has spawned a trend humanizing accessories for our phones, from nipple rings to thongs.