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Multidisciplinary artist Paulo Pascoal shares his journey from Angola to Lisbon, navigating illness, societal challenges, and the quest for self-expression in a world that often demands conformity.
Josie Knabe describes the transition from an unfulfilling academic life to discovering passion and peace through painting. Learn how buying a van helped her to flip her life upside down.
Toni aka. Antimimosa is a Berlin-based artist, telling stories about her fight against the patriarchy through illustration. We talked with her, about her current change in style and how her art always originates in a simple feeling.
We sat down with Chas Gerretsen to talk about his upcoming book, which captures a time period of two years through his unique lens. Shining a light on the long-lasting riots in the 1970th in Chile.
Saving lives in the Mediterranean Sea documented from the ship of the SOS Humanity. Now available as a self published photobook by Raphael Schumacher.
The following story is about curiosity, living with the rythm of the sun and about the exploration of various landscapes within ourselves.
It’s the second time we sat down with fellow filmmaker Lukas Tielke. After his film Phoenix made it into our third Episode, Lukas just premiered his short documentary named after the main protagonists. Burrnesha[s].
Last week we sat down on a bench in Praça das Floras with José Salgado and António Jordão, the singer and guitarist of the band. We had a beer and talked about their approach to making music, and their slightly chaotic days right before their concert in MusicBox, in Lisbon.
Shortly after releasing her new album “ORCA”, we delved into the world of Johannesburg-based musician SEI SIREN, exploring the influences that shaped her musical path and the fearless approach she takes.
Stella Murphy turned full-time cartoonist & illustrator about one and a half years ago. After several stops in the graphic and art world, she finally followed her calling finding patience and focus in her work, illustrating abstract and amusing moments inspired by the ordinary everyday.
"Berlin affordable art market" wants to democratise art. Enable upcomers to sell their first piece and invites everybody to swing by, enjoy some music and maybe buy their very first original piece.
It's the end of January, the temperature is just perfect, and we’re dancing. The sun set behind the Old Biscuit Mill and as the night is taking over, its mild air pushes fresh oxygen into our fast-breathing lungs. The flashing lights dazzle our eyes. The music gets louder and faster, we slowly fall into trance. And then the electricity turns off…again.
For our third episode we met up with the protuguese musician and took part in his first ever concert. What followed was a quick dive into the life of that young guy with big aspirations. Read the text by his friend and college Kyle Quest or simply watch the little doc we made.
Get the shirt we made marking our 4th Hometown Party showcasing the work of Stella Murphy
About a guy called Laurence Burton, unfinished projects and what they can teach us. Watch our new Music Video for Club Valley featuring the extravagant Londener in his home in the Tabernas Desert.
Originating in a modern pop style, Kyle Quest touches on everyday life situations through his positive atmosphere and upbeat music.