I Used To Love Us is a pop-up gallery exhibit, curated by ILY, showcasing the work of nine artists. Each artist has created a piece based on household items that remind them of their ex-lovers to show how even in safe spaces you can still be haunted by their ghost.
Author: Erika Ramirez
Fathers Offer Love Advice To Their Kids (Roundtable)
Art by Sam Liacos.
Editor’s Letter (May 2017)
Words by Erika Ramirez. Art by Sam Liacos
Mood (April Mix)
Words and mix by KEEYS.
Sampha (Digital Cover Story)
Words by Erika Ramirez. Art by D’ana Nuñez.
Men Who’ve Looked At Me (Vignettes)
Words by Laura Stortenbeker. Art by Sam Liacos.
Kashmir Thompson & Kyle Hayes (Conversation)
Illustration by Sam Liacos. Photos by Kashmir Thompson. Months before tying the knot, artist Kashmir Thompson (@kashmirviii) and producer Kyle Hayes (@busyworksport) set aside wedding planning–and honeymoon daydreaming–to have a conversation about love. For ILY’s Conversation series, the creative couple gets very real on their fears, how they knew the other was the “one,” and…
Editor’s Letter (March 2017)
Words by Erika Ramirez.
Unfinished (Series)
Unfinished is an ongoing series that features incomplete work laced with unsorted feelings.
Confessions Of A Former Side Chick (Essay)
Words by Snap. Photos by Rochelle Brock.
Ta-ku & Wafia (Conversation)
A conversation about love between two close-knit creatives.
Post-Breakup Diary
Words by Arelie Gutierrez. Photo by Rae Witte.
Editor’s Letter (January 2017)
Words by Erika Ramirez. Photo by Rae Witte.
