Mike Fletcher has two pieces featured in ‘Where We Meet’ at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art. The exhibit celebrates the creative voices of the region and marks the final show in Virginia MOCA’s current building before the museum transitions to a new facility in early 2026.

Chauncey Jenkins had a great time with the Troutman Pepper team talking about the rebellions whiskey has fueled and its global influence on law and culture. We dove into a ton of history and tasted through the Glenfiddich Aston Martin 16yr, Angel’s Envy Port Barrel, Teeling Small Batch, Crown Royal XO, and Hibiki Harmony. We talked some do’s and don’ts - including how the nasal cycle can affect how your nostrils work throughout the day and why you don’t want to swirl whiskey too aggressively before you nose it. We also talked some general rules, myths, and lore. If something like this interests you or you know someone it might, feel free to reach out because I love doing it!

Our founder, Vaughan Moss, served as a panelist at the first ever HBCU Symposium held at St. Joseph’s Prep in Philadelphia. The event was organized by the school’s African-American and Latino Alumni Association. Over 300 students from across the Philadelphia metro area attended.

Mike Fletcher brought sneaker customization to the Nike Yardrunners activation to commemorate the Norfolk State University Colorway of the Nike Air Max 95. Shoutout to Snipes and the team at League Twenty Two.

Quick trip to Detroit to support our guy Mike Fletcher. He was presented with this year’s Educator Award at The Black Footwear Forum. Shoutout to Dr. D’Wayne Edwards, PLC Detroit, and the whole BFF team for the hospitality and putting together such a dope event for the culture.

Congrats to Leon Clarke who walked in his first New York Fashion Week show last month. Leon was a part of the Fashion Bomb Daily's 'The Bomb Fashion Show'

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Foxxtecca's Torque & Tread Sneaker Lab presented by Odysee in partnership with Footlocker at Cars, Kicks & Culture 2025.

This wasn't just an art project, it was inspiration and action in motion. Detroit students got hands-on experience remixing the iconic Nike Air Force 1s using DipYourCar paint, the same technology automotive enthusiasts use to transform the colors of their cars affordably and creatively. Each pair the students made became a reflection of mobility, creativity and identity.

The charms they added to the sneakers were inspired by items in the automotive world (gas cans, formula 1 steering wheels), and the Foxxtecca brand, symbolizing how automotive design and sneaker culture share the same DNA of creativity, expression, and engineering.

Huge shout out to Don Dudley and the Foot Locker LEED Program for helping make this possible, and to Mike Fletcher & for guiding the next generation of designers.

We at Foxxtecca are unapologetic about putting design and art in front of inner-city students, because creativity is technology, and STEAM Education is more than textbooks. When you give young people the tools, they don't just paint shoes, they redefine what's possible

Mike Fletcher participated in the Monster Drawing Rally a high-energy, live art-making event and fundraiser hosted by Generation MOCA, Virginia MOCA’s young leaders’ advisory council.

Moss Brand Management was given Media Access for the Clipse hometown show in Virginia Beach to cover the event of The Neptunes Sunday Podcast. Vaughan event got to meet Clipse member, Malice. Shoutout to Tyrone Hilton for the assist.

Check out the concert recap episode of The Neptunes Sunday Podcast on YouTube.

Photos by Vaughan Moss