Angelica Frey

2 Years Experience

Professional Experience

A trilingual culture writer who loves covering pop surrealism, classical music, culture wars and all web oddities.

Expertise

Writer 2 YearsFact-Checker 3 Years

Specialty

Arts & Humanities 2 YearsBooks & Literature 2 YearsLifestyle 2 Years

Industries

Online/new media 2 YearsMagazine - Large Consumer/National magazines 2 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • Condé Nast (6-10)
  • Hyperallergic (3-5)
  • New York Magazine (3-5)
  • The Awl (1-2)

Foreign Language Skills

Proficient in English, Italian and German Conversational in French

Computer Skills

Office Suite, InCopy, Photoshop, WordPress, Google Suite

General

A Revived 1920s Ballet Will Be a Surreal Confection of Candy and Kitsch
(Hyperallergic 3/13/2017)
When American Ballet Theatre decided to revive Richard Strauss’s surrealist, saccharine ‘Whipped Cream,’ Mark Ryden was the ideal candidate to create the set and costumes. Reported Feature
Toshi Salvino Is a ‘Living Doll’– and Definitely Not the American Girl Kind
(New York Magazine's Bedford+Bowery 7/6/2017)
Toshi Salvino is part of the “living doll” lifestyle. The term brings to mind people like Amanda Lepore or those who’ve made headlines trying to look like Barbie replicas. But the first thing I learn upon talking to Salvino is that there is no canon defining a living doll. “It varies from person to person,” she explained. “That’s the main thing that differentiates it from subcultures such as Lolita fashion.” *Profile*
If You Haven’t Tried Mead, You’re Missing Out
(The Bridge BK 4/21/2017)
How the ancient beverage, now brewed in Brooklyn, is making a richly flavored comeback Reported feature