An evening in the Spiegeltent- Casus Circus performs Driftwood
As dusk starts to fall at the close of a hot May day, the crowd milling around the grass outside of the Spiegeltent starts…
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Ancient Tattooing in Polynesia: World’s oldest toolkit found in Tonga
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The Museum Of Broken Relationships
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The artist’s dilemma: what constitutes selling out?
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Summer Jukebox Series
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Nightlife Culture: Berlin vs London
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The ‘floating people’ of Myanmar: how Rohingya refugees reclaim their identity through art and song
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An interview with ex-homeless artist David Tovey
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Border Art Factory in Tangier
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The Purpose of Street Art: Saving Humanity, One Bee at a Time
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Commodifying Banksy
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The pioneering queer artists who opened Vietnam to gay culture
In an historical decision, Taiwan’s top court has ruled in favour of gay marriage. The May 26 verdict raised the hopes of many LGBT…
The artist and the Kurdish revolutionaries
It’s the middle of a war zone, and something unexpected is taking place: a Dutch artist has joined with Kurdish revolutionaries to build their…
Introducing street art collective – Pangea
In Bristol, art doesn’t just come on canvases. On the national street art scene, Bristol’s history in street art is incomparable, and it is…
On Indian Street Art: Challenging the Everyday and Brightening up the A to B
“Even if you do not come up with a picture to remove world poverty, you can make someone smile while they are having a piss.”…
Ai Weiwei: examining freedom of expression through rubble and relics
For an artist, freedom and the ability to share ideas with other like-minded people is essential. In China, artists have to negotiate strict…
LOST Festival Returns | An Interview with Founder Jodie Powell
LOST was was one of festival highlights last year, taking us by blacked out coach to a secret location, deep in the woods, for a…
LOST Festival 2016: The Magic Isn’t Lost | Review
Having attended and thoroughly enjoyed last year’s event, our expectations for LOST 2016 likely differed from those of many other festivalgoers, for whom the entire…
BARBU: a surreal, erotic circus at London’s Southbank Centre
We visited the Southbank Centre on a warm summer evening to watch a show which sent us into a state of delirium. Approaching a circus tent…
Without Blood – In discussion with director Inne Goris
It’s the end of the war and three young soldiers have been sent to murder a man and his children. They shoot the man…
Karachi Files | Cross-Cultural Electronic Music
May 2015. Karachi, Pakistan. Electronic musicians from Pakistan, the Maldives and Germany met in a house remodelled into a temporary recording studio to collaborate,…
Painted Ladies – The Hidden Depths of Indian Truck Art
“HHHOOOOOOOOOONK.” I jump out of my skin as a five tonne noisy kaleidoscope of colour roars out of a dust cloud on a hazy…
Shama Rahman: Wearable-Tech Live Music at Southbank Centre
Shama Rahman will perform her new album, Truth Be Told, live at London’s Southbank Centre at 6pm on Tuesday 24th May. It will be…
Stencil Art Norway: 15th April – 1st May, Reed Projects Gallery, Stavanger, Norway
The use of stencils dates back over 37 thousand years, as evident in Neanderthal cave art found in Spain. These paintings are outlines of…
A Night at the Cinema in the 1960s
Cinema-going in the 1960’s was a very different experience to what we have grown accustomed to in the modern day multiplex era. Dr. Matthew…
Amazonian Art & Awareness: Introducing ‘Xapiri’
Xapiri, a project of just one year, provides Birmingham – and beyond – with a taste of the Amazon rainforest. Founded by seasoned travellers, Jack Wheeler…
Digital Thoughts by Omar Reda
Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, Omar Reda gives an interesting comparison of his city with the technological changes and rapid development.
Delhi Photo Festival 2015
The Delhi Photo Festival is a celebration of international photography, with its third edition as India’s biggest festival of its kind running from October…
Best of Frieze Art Fair London 2015
Every October, the green expanse of London’s Regents Park brings over 160 galleries together to showcase an orgy of paintings, sculptures, photographs and installations…
Los Massieras – Black Moon | Video Premiere
Following the release of their We Don’t Need… EP on September 18th, Los Massieras take their unique sound to the visual dimension with the video…