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Zhang Xinyuan, born in Wuhan, Hubei Province, graduated from the Central Academy of Drama in 2012, BA of performance. In 2008, her self-made images ignited online communities in China. Heavy-eyebrowed and flame-lipped, but also chaste and ethereal, her images are both polarized and harmonious, no wonder they received so explosive acclaiming and spreading. From then on, Zhang Xinyuan becomes a fashion icon and favored by various media and industries, her images even initiated a tide of retro-styling in the youths of China. Instead of stopping on that, Miss Zhang keeps on sharpening her art language by the grindstones of her unique aesthetic taste, say-no-to-vulgarity attitude, and oriental wisdom. With the love to public art, Miss Zhang has crossover-cooperated with various artists and stylists, and become a rising star of arts, which made her the cover star of I-D, a famous British fashion magazine, in Mar.2012. The next month,Apr.2012, her high-profile photo album Girlfriend On The Cliff became the top one seller in the Amazon list of photographic books, and one of the best-sellers of Motie Company, who has published this book. Sold out in various online shopping sites, Dream Raider studio and Motie Company printed other batches of copies, all of which had been sold out now.

After much speculation and hype, Helper’s iconic white glove, Lefty, dropped his first mixtape today, featuring five original tracks and two music videos. Initial reports: it’s lit. Collaborating with Twin Cities hip hop artists and a group of young, hungry up-and-comers, Lefty stays true to the streets in creating a soundscape that’s both authentic and hilarious. Seriously, this isn’t a joke. You can listen to the greatest mixtape of all time about Helper here and watch the music videos below. Helper collaborated with McNally Smith College of Music students, along with Twin Cities artists, Dequexatron X000 (DJ Tiiiiiiiiiip & Bobby Raps), and Twitter, Vine and Snapchat rising star, Retro Spectro, to produce rhymes and beats that encapsulate Helper’s cunningly entertaining and relatable brand. The Helper mixtape, titled Watch the Stove, gives up-and-coming artists like the students at McNally Smith a platform to share their original music. To view the multimedia release go to: http://www.multivu.com/players/English/7769951-general-mills-helper-lefty-mixtape/