Look, Don't Touch | Jonathan Mannion
On this episode of Look, Don’t Touch, we sit down with Jonathan Mannion , the iconic portrait photographer who has captured some of the most memorable moments in music history for a candid conversation about his journey as a photographer, his artistic process, and the stories behind some of his most iconic images.
Look, Don’t Touch | Gustavo Barroso
We sit down with Gustavo Barroso, a Brazilian-American sculptor and designer who effortlessly puts his take on everyday objects – making them his own. Tune in as he walks us through his creative processes – discussing his signature Green Slime Chair, a Samba collab with Advisory, the inspiration behind a Carrot Chaise lounge chair and so much more! For some it may be creative genius, but for Gustavo it's just another day at the office.
Look, Don't Touch | Jason Akoi
In this episode, Look Don’t Touch chops it up with one of Newark’s most talented artists and restaurateurs Jason Akoi. Join us as Jason breaks down his journey from being a leather goods designer, to vegan recipe content creation, and his eventual landing point of his South Orange restaurant, 'Michezo'. Backdropped by a pick up game in Hamilton Park, we talk about how basketball was the art form at the center of it all for Jason.
Look, Don’t Touch | Studio Guapo
Matt Pecina aka Studio Guapo talks to us about his Guapo Rocker V.1 and the inspiration behind it.
Look, Don't Touch | The Art of Ikebana
Look, Don’t Touch sits down with Raja Chantal and learns about an ancient Japanese form of flower arrangement called Ikebanna. Raja's art marries the Japanese Ikebanna discipline of Sögetsu-ryu with her own experiences, and is able to create flower arrangements that may have more meaning than a regular bouquet. Watch for an Ikebana Masterclass.
Look, Don’t Touch | Shotta Spence
On this episode, Look Don’t Touch sits down with the multi-hyphenate rapper, musician, designer, and artist Spencer Lee. Shotta Spence – his stage name – gives us a look into how his diverse upbringing, his friendships, his family, and his challenges have inspired his artistry, spirituality, activism, and creative vision. We discuss everything from his pioneering passion in fashion design and music to the synergy between holistic health and creativity.
Look, Don't Touch | High at The Met
Nabil & Milly visit The Met in NYC, but not without taking some powerful edibles first.
Look, Don’t Touch | Kenneth Walker
Kenneth “Ken-du” Walker shows us why creating custom bikes is a fine art, and the magic to the reason behind it. Kenneth has been building bikes since childhood. He’s worked with the likes of boxer Floyd Mayweather and one of Kayne West’s many producers, 88 Keys. In this episode he shows us the process of putting together a custom bicycle. His goal is to teach how to build custom two-wheelers and open up franchises.
Look, Don't Touch | Djivan Schapira
On this episode we take a look at creator Djivan Schipira’s art decor collection Les Fleur. He brings us through his and his father’s work space, how he started his business, and the speciality behind each design.
Look, Don’t Touch | Keezee Ceramics
Nabil, unfamiliar with ceramics, goes head to head with a junior ceramics professional to make a simple cereal bowl.
Look, Don't Touch | Drunk Photoshoot
We gave a photographer 3 shots of tequila, drunk goggles and 15 minutes to complete a photoshoot and deliver a final product.
Look, Don’t Touch | Drunk Art
We gave two artists buckets of sangria and games to play, this was the outcome.
Look, Don't Touch | Window Shopping w/ Jeremy DeHitta
Nabil goes window shopping at Soled Out JC with sneaker wizard Jeremy DeHitta and discusses the over saturated market for the Jordan 1 bootleg, taste making, and more.
Look, Don’t Touch | Fired & Glazed w/ Milly Cai
Milly Cai walks us through the creation of her comic inspired mugs and tumblers. We get to see her notebook, ideas, and a brand new cup!
Look, Don't Touch | The Larry David Mixtape Shirt
Nabil designs a bootleg mixtape shirt for his favorite show.
Look, Don’t Touch | The Black Home
Look Don’t Touch heads over to Newark, NJ to get cozy with Neffi Walker, founder of the Black Home, located on 7 William St. Neffi shares the thought process behind her interior design in order to execute the perfect living space, importance of rest during bouts of creative blocks, and helping preserve black cultural representation in local communities going through gentrification.
Look, Don't Touch | Bob Ross Would Not Be Proud
Milly and Nabil try keeping up with Bob Ross in a tag team challenge.
Look, Don’t Touch | The is Culture
On this episode muralist Mona Caron and NJ street artist CENT discuss their world of painting and graffiti while sitting on a Jersey City rooftop in front of Mona’s latest piece. we learn about ranks and unwritten rules in the street art community, what it takes to complete a giant mural, and more!
Look, Don't Touch | Delete those pictures, I have a boyfriend
Andy Mac and Nabil talk through their discovery of photography and graphic design. They cover their growth throughout the years, give tips, and share their thoughts on the future of photography.
Look, Don’t Touch | Live at JCAST
Nabil and Shawn interview artists that participated and attended Jersey City’s JCAST, an annual art studio tour. Artists discussed their creations, how they come about, how they made it to Jersey City, and Look, Don’t Touch caught it all live!
Including a bonus Rapid Fire segment hosted by Andy Mac, who interviewed attendees with random questions regarding art in order to win prizes.
Look, Don't Touch | The Simpson’s Did It First
On this episode Shawn invites Nabil and Milly to discuss sampled art and whether it imitates life or vice versa. They dive into topics surrounding the creative process, originals vs remixes, design preferences and MORE!
Look, Don’t Touch | Artists React to Strange Ceramics and Graphic Designs
Nabil and Milly react to ceramic pieces and graphic design. (Unreleased Pilot)
Look, Don't Touch | Eat Good NYC
On This episode of 'Window Shopping' we visit Eat Good NYC, the innovative bakery behind the renowned café ‘Saint Michel’. Located in the heart of Brooklyn this unique café merges fashion, art, and pop culture creating an unforgettable culinary experience.