Muve Clothing, Brooklyn, NY (2026)

06/02/2020

BLACK LIVES MATTER.

05/29/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT • PRINT SALE: story behind the photograph: Light Path #3 - Leading up to the 2019 , I was thinking of a way to shoot the 1 Pro flat track race differently. I took a page from my skate photography past and dragged that shutter with some strobe.

05/20/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT • PRINT SALE: story behind the photograph ’s “Arches”.

It was summer 2004 and I was on an cross country road trip which we covered nearly 35 states and 11000 miles.
I saw this family of 4 stop here for a photo and thought how fortuitous it was and how similar they were to the photo on the RV.
I ended up following that family for a bit and photographing them on the hike as well, but when i got the 120 film back from the lab at the end of the trip, it was this first shot that was the “one”. ———————————————

05/15/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT • PRINT SALE: we’re going more in depth on the artists’ photographed, taking a focus on each image. Today is ’s Big Sur:
This is an image of the iconic Bixby Creek Bridge in Big Sur, California. I don’t consider myself a traditional landscape photographer, yet sometimes a view is too good to pass up. I'm reminded of this quote from Alec Soth: “Cliches are cliches because they speak to something essential.” My favorite aspect of this image is how—to my eyes, at least—the composition of sea and hills makes the horizon line seem to dip slightly, meeting land just at the point where the road curves around the point.
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05/13/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT • PRINT SALE: we’re going more in depth on the artists’ photographed, taking a focus on each image. We’ll be starting with , ‘John’. In Stephen’s own words: “This is was shot on Kodak Porta 400 with a Leica Minilux. I was in Nova Scotia on skateboarding, surfing and motorcycle adventure. This was John coming in from a session right as the light was amazing so I ran down the rocking coastline to get to the bottom. I remembering shooting this image hoping and wishing one frame I shot would come out like this. This honestly is one of my favorite images I have ever shot.”
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05/07/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT • PRINT SALE: RYAN HANDT. — During these tough times, where non essential workers are being asked to stay home to avoid helping the spread of Covid19, Muve Clothing is supporting the artists the best way we know how, by giving them a platform to speak from. With the help of and , we put together a collection of artists, to spotlight them and give them an alternative revenue stream, as most of their work has been put on hold. We’re starting with a photography sale. The works for sale can be found on our website, reachable from the link in the bio.

Today, we going to highlight our last artist and co-founder, . Here is his bio:

Ryan is a Brooklyn based commercial and editorial photographer, with a focus in the motorcycle world, touching on the people, the vehicles and culture that make it what it is. Ryan received his BFA from the School of Visual Arts. His list of clients includes Mercedes, BMW, Aston Martin, Indian Motorcycles, Esquire, Hot Bike, etc. — Stephen Marino, “Ryan and I met over motorcycles, bonded over skateboarding and continue to collaborate with imagery. Ryan is very community minded, whether he is enlightening people on how he got his start in photography, organizing educational events or now helping out his follow creatives. He is there for you!”

Five selected works of Ryan’s are available on the site in 3 sizes, 8x10, 11x14 and 20x24, in limited quantities. Please take a look and support the artists.
@ Brooklyn, New York

05/06/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT • PRINT SALE: RACHAEL WOODSON. — During these tough times, where non essential workers are being asked to stay home to avoid helping the spread of Covid19, Muve Clothing is supporting the artists the best way we know how, by giving them a platform to speak from. With the help of and , we put together a collection of artists, to spotlight them and give them an alternative revenue stream, as most of their work has been put on hold. We’re starting with a photography sale. The works for sale can be found on our website, reachable from the link in the bio.

Today, we going to highlight one of our artists, . Here is his bio:

Originally from the United States, Rachael Woodson is a visual artist based in Paris. Her work considers the photographic medium in a larger context and engages methods that favor actions and forms which reactivate photographs, focus on process as opposed to finality and allow for a fluidity between different mediums and gestures. Her work has been exhibited internationally at museums and art spaces including Le Centquatre, Paris, L’immix Galerie, Paris, La Nuit Blanche, Paris, ALMA espace d’art, Paris, Tsukuba Museum of Art, Japan, Mains d’Œuvres, Saint-Ouen, Galerie Magasin de Jouets, Arles, Galerie Samantha Sellem, Paris and Visual Arts Gallery, New York. — Ryan Handt, “Rachael and me go back a long way, back to SVA, back to 2004. Back then, we photographed together often, learning from each other, our styles informing the other. I always strived to be as good as her. The mood, the lighting, the depth of her work always affected me.”

Five selected works of Rachael’s are available on the site in 3 sizes, 8x10, 11x14 and 20x24, in limited quantities. Please take a look and support the artists. @ Paris, France

05/05/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT • PRINT SALE: STEPHEN MARINO. — During these tough times, where non essential workers are being asked to stay home to avoid helping the spread of Covid19, Muve Clothing is supporting the artists the best way we know how, by giving them a platform to speak from. With the help of and , we put together a collection of artists, to spotlight them and give them an alternative revenue stream, as most of their work has been put on hold. We’re starting with a photography sale. The works for sale can be found on our website, reachable from the link in the bio.

Today, we going to highlight one of our artists, . Here is his bio:

Stephen is a Director and Cinematographer by day and an amateur motorcycle mechanic by night. He likes old stuff, including motorcycles and film cameras. When he's not shooting his big boy cameras he is popping frames on his film point and shoot. Ryan Handt, “Stephen and me share a similar history, skateboarding and motorcycles. We met through moto and have a constant back and forth about projects we want to do. His photography work differs greatly from his motion work. It all pertains to his life. It is him in his experiences, turning the camera at what catches his eye.”

Five selected works of Stephen’s are available on the site in 3 sizes, 8x10, 11x14 and 20x24, in limited quantities. Please take a look and support the artists. @ Brooklyn, New York

05/04/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: JOHN SAPORARA. — During these tough times, where non essential workers are being asked to stay home to avoid helping the spread of Covid19, Muve Clothing is supporting the artists the best way we know how, by giving them a platform to speak from. With the help of and , we put together a collection of artists, to spotlight them and give them an alternative revenue stream, as most of their work has been put on hold. We’re starting with a photography sale. The works for sale can be found on our website, reachable from the link in the bio.

Today, we going to highlight one of our artists, . Here is his bio:

John received his Bachelor of Fine Art at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and studied at the Institute of European Design in Milan. John spent five years as the archivist and printer to artist, mentor and friend, Joel Meyerowitz. Since, he has worked on a variety of personal projects. In 2009 he founded the crowd-sourced social documentary project, Picture Black Friday. John's photos have appeared on book-covers both nationally and internationally, including the New York Times bestseller, Eat Pray Love. His editorial and Commercial clients have included: Sony, Intel, H-P, Oprah and New York Magazine to name a few. Most recently, John has focussed on making Short Documentary films; his most recent “46mm” has appeared in 6 Film Festivals, both nationally and Internationally. — Ryan Handt, “John helped me kickstart this whole endeavor. I had been thinking about doing a print sale for a little while, but wasn’t acting on it. It was just one of the many things going on in my head. John and I were texting and he brought it up and it clicked, solidified. As for his work, he finds his way into a world and embeds himself. You can see his connection to his subjects or landscape he’s photographing. His compassionsion really comes through in his work.”

Five selected works of John’s are available on the site in 3 sizes, 8x10, 11x14 and 20x24, in limited quantities. Please take a look and support the artists. @ Brooklyn, New York

05/03/2020

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: HEIDI ZUMBRUN. — During these tough times, where non essential workers are being asked to stay home to avoid helping the spread of Covid19, Muve Clothing is supporting the artists the best way we know how, by giving them a platform to speak from. With the help of and , we put together a collection of artists, to spotlight them and give them an alternative revenue stream, as most of their work has been put on hold. We’re starting with a photography sale. The works for sale can be found on our website, reachable from the link in the bio.

Today, we going to highlight one of our artists, . Here is her bio:
Based in Los Angeles. Motorcycle rider. Surfer. Artist.
Born in Northern California, Heidi is a life-long fine art and commercial photographer who now resides in the City of Angels.
With roots seated deeply in the California surf, skate and motorcycle worlds, her vision provides a firsthand photographic diary of beach and street cultures. Her editorial perspective is fueled by a love of fashion, good waves, wheels and the lifestyle that goes along with it.
Heidi received a BFA from UC Santa Barbara and an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. Her photographs are included in the permanent collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Berkeley Museum, Denver Museum, and the Ulrich Museum. She is a recipient of the Phelan Award, Alexander Gerbode Foundation Award, and the Artadia Fund for Art & Dialogue. Her photos have been featured in magazine and book publications such as Pl***oy, Moto Heroes Magazine, Elle, InStyle, Photo District News & Dice Magazine, Meta , Mens File Magazine, Brummm Chronicles etc. — Ryan Handt ”I’ve never had the pleasure of meeting Heidi, but we run in the same circles, talking about the same world, indifferent ways. Her images scream of nostalgia and smiles, wrapped in danger. In our current time, these sentiments are even stronger.”

Five selected works of Heidi’s are available on the site in 3 sizes, 8x10, 11x14 and 20x24, in limited quantities. Please take a look and support the artists.
@ Los Angeles, California

05/02/2020

During these tough times, where non essential workers are being asked to stay home to avoid helping the spread of Covid19, Muve Clothing is supporting the artists the best way we know how, by giving them a platform to speak from. With the help of and , we put together a collection of artists, to spotlight them and give them an alternative revenue stream, as most of their work has been put on hold. We’re starting with a photography sale. The works for sale can be found on our website, reachable from the link in the bio.

Today, we going to highlight one of our artist, . Here is his bio: Ethan is a Vermont-born, Brooklyn-based portrait, landscape and still life photographer. His minimal imagery, sense of light and dedication to analog photographic techniques has been featured by numerous galleries, publications and brands. He is the curator of Negative Space, a collective dedicated to film photography, and co-founder of Psychedelic Sangha.
Ethan. — Ryan Handt, “I met Ethan through the motorcycle community. His work entwines portraiture and landscaping seamlessly. The palette and mood blend together like the colors of a sunset.”

Five selected works of Ethan’s are available on the site in 3 sizes, 8x10, 11x14 and 20x24, in limited quantities. Please take a look and support the artists. @ Brooklyn, New York

05/01/2020

During these tough times, where non essential workers are being asked to stay home to avoid helping the spread of Covid19, Muve Clothing is supporting the artists the best way we know how, by giving them a platform to speak from. With the help of and , we put together a collection of artists, to spotlight them and give them an alternative revenue stream, as most of their work has been put on hold. We’re starting with a photography sale. The works for sale can be found on our website, reachable from the link in the bio.
Today, we going to highlight one of our artist, Chris Herity. Here is his bio: Chris is photographer and artist based in Chinatown/the Lower East Side. Using a photo journalistic approach, he captures pieces of the fantastical and uncanny, as they occur in day-to-day life. He is also the co-founder of Beverly’s, a bar and exhibition platform that caters to artists and creative communities in NYC and elsewhere. — Chris attended SVA with early 00s with Muve co-found, Ryan Handt. His work is inspiring in its uniqueness. His ability to take a loud city and make it quiet is captivating. During these times, he’s taken to the streets to show what it’s been like in one of the busiest neighborhoods in NYC. The results are eye catching.
Five selected works of Chris’ are available on the site in 3 sizes, 8x10, 11x14 and 20x24, in limited quantities. Please take a look and support the artists. @ Chinatown, Manhattan

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