The Nail Files
Arabelle Sicardi, Director, Arabelle Sicardi, katalina mitchell, Museum of NailsThe Nail Files is the editorial home for Museum of Nails, a non-profit dedicated to archiving and celebrating the artistry and labor behind nail work and the communities that shape nail culture. \ud83d\udc85 Want to contribute? Email us!
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Reaching Across the Manicure Table: Exploring Race and Ritual in "See You Next Time"
For decades, Asian and Black communities have held hands in shaping the American nail industry. In the 2019 short documentary “See You Next Time,” the intercultural exchange of manicuring is explored in a Brooklyn nail salon, featuring Chin...
The Revolution Was Manicured: Adele Pham on the Legacy of Nailed It
Ever wonder why so many nail salons in the U.S. are Vietnamese-owned and operated? From the “First 20 Vietnamese Manicurists” to an $8 billion industry, Adele Pham’s 2018 documentary Nailed It maps how refugee communities transformed Americ...
Director's Letter: Why Nails? Why Now?
Why on earth is someone making a shrine to nail art? What for?
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Also runs You've Got Lipstick On Your Chin, another newsletter on Substack.
I write about beauty as an act of devotion, an art form, and a means of control. \ud83e\udd40 The Cut called me “The Thinking Woman’s Beauty Writer” but you can call me Arabelle.
Archiving & celebrating the culture, labor, artistry of nail work.
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