Imagine if you will, a delightful and timeless book of wisdom that fits into the palm of the hand or … More
Tag: culture
Book Review: ‘Industrial Scars’ The Beautiful Toxic Scars of the Earth
What happens when humans burn too much waste and destroy the planet? Modern Art. Photographs of the aftermath of environmental … More
Book Review: The Lonely City by Olivia Laing
The Lonely City by Olivia Laing is a mixture of reportage, biography and creative non-fiction. Weaving together strands of history, … More
Mylène Pardoen: The Soundscape of 17th Century France
Instead of restoring pottery shards and paintings(as the mudlarks of the Thames do), historians and archaeologists are increasingly turning towards … More
Emerging genius: Kayla Briët – Smoke that travels
Kayla Briët is a 19 year old award-winning filmmaker, composer, and artist. Recently, she was named a 2015 Future of Storytelling Fellow, 2016 … More
Every Picture Tells a Story: A floaty late summer serenade in Munich 2008
Walking through a majestic and manicured gardens in Munich I heard a delicate and heartfelt serenade on the violin from … More
Drew Leshko’s dollhouse replicas of vanishing Philadelphia streets
Drew Leshko is a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based artist who creates micro, 1:12 anatomically correct architectural pieces of his own neighbourhood, replete … More
Fuck Parade in Berlin, 2009
Fuckparade is a part protest and part techno street party in Berlin which happens every summer. Since 1997 local Berliners … More
Every Picture Tells A Story: The Dopest Nuns in the World
Californian Nuns, Sister Kate and Sister Darcy grow, cultivate and harvest medicinal marijuana. This heavenly dope strain is called ‘The … More
Book Review: Their Lips Talk of Mischief by Alan Warner
Scottish writer Alan Warner’s novel Their Lips Talk of Mischief is a boisterous, vigorous and energetic novel about two literary … More
