An homage to printing - Hometown Journal EP3

Our goal is to bring the process itself back into our consciousness. The fast-moving nature of the internet has many advantages, but it also has certain disadvantages. The state of the eternal, the imperishable, and the analog have attracted us since we started making films and we wanted to combine these passions with bookbinding and filmmaking.

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Welcome to Episode 03

It started as a magazine, but came out as a book after one year of work. On 211 pages with many features and different paper stocks, this episode discovers how important it is to look beyond yourself. Together with a collection of artists from all around the globe, we reflect upon our society and how it influences everything we do and create. How it inspires us and how we can all participate in making it evolve. Episode 3 is meant to educate and unify, lifting taboos on unspoken topics that concern us all.

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"About Motherhood" with Lisa Sorgini

For our third magazine we sat down with Australian artist Lisa Sorgini who photographs mothers and their children, emphasizing the shared beauty of life.

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  • Josie Knabe - Art has completely changed me

    Josie Knabe - Art has completely changed me

    I recommend putting on a nice tune, getting a beverage and following our words as we touch on topics like working in mini-jobs, escaping life , sleeping next to canvases...

    Josie Knabe - Art has completely changed me

    I recommend putting on a nice tune, getting a beverage and following our words as we touch on topics like working in mini-jobs, escaping life , sleeping next to canvases...

  • Antimimosa - about finding your own voice

    Antimimosa - about finding your own voice

    Toni aka. Antimimosa is a Berlin-based artist, telling stories about her fight against the patriarchy through illustration. 

    Antimimosa - about finding your own voice

    Toni aka. Antimimosa is a Berlin-based artist, telling stories about her fight against the patriarchy through illustration. 

  • BAAM - art you can actually afford

    BAAM - art you can actually afford

    The Berlin Affordable Art Market is an art fair promoting a broader and more inclusive access to art for the public, while supporting and increasing sales for local artists.

    BAAM - art you can actually afford

    The Berlin Affordable Art Market is an art fair promoting a broader and more inclusive access to art for the public, while supporting and increasing sales for local artists.

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