Homeless photograph their world for My London Calendar
Bizarre Culture was lucky enough to speak to Cafe Art director Paul Ryan about the project he set up with Michael Wong to connect…
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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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Littledean Jail: the most disturbing museum in the UK?
The picturesque village of Littledean, Gloucestershire is an unlikely location for one of the most disturbing museums in the UK; Littledean Jail. The Jail…
Lost Festival’s Promising Debut | Review
For some, spending 24 hours without a phone or any means of contacting friends and loved ones is a daunting affair, but that is…
The Streets of Bucharest’s Old Town
Bucharest is a city of contrast. Remnants of its elegant history collide with the legacy of communism and the past two decades of modernisation. Nowhere…
Of Gods and Men, Varanasi, India: Documentary Photography by Geoffrey Billett
The notion that a whole city can exist on a spiritual fault line where the boundaries between the secular and spiritual worlds are almost…
Penny Woolcock’s Installation Utopia
Crowds, curious and engaged, flow over the ruins of what could be London. Like moths, they swarm and hopelessly flow towards the light –…
Get Lost At LOST Festival: An Interview With The Founder
How many festivals you’ve been to have asked you to leave your phone at home, collected you by blacked-out coach from London and taken…
Documentary Photography from Geoffrey Billett: Kumbh Mela, India
Geoffrey Billett spent most of his career as a Community Psychiatric Nurse for a Health and Social Care Trust. He retired in 2012 and…
Sprouting Life in the Forest – Fatherly Tree, Motherly Mountain: A Classroom Mural Painted in India by Yusuke Asai
Japanese artist Yusuke Asai has covered a primary school classroom in Maharashtra, India, in a mural made with paint prepared from mud, dirt and sand found…
An Interview with Street Artist, Hula
You would never guess from Hula’s teenage affinity for tagging abandoned couches in his hometown on Oahu, Hawaii that he would someday become the thriving Brooklyn-based visual…
Away from the city: nature photography by Sam Hudson
How would you describe your art? Sam: My photography is defined by its natural aesthetic. There’s many things I love about nature photography….
As they were – Photographing the thought provoking creations of young artists
I went to the Newcastle University Fine Arts Exhibition and had a wonderful adventure exploring the beauty of surreal, interesting and thought provoking creations from…
East End Film Festival: Celebrating Independent Films
Since this years film festival circuit is already in full swing with Cannes and Berlinale already having passed, we thought we’d take a look…
The Streets of Durham
As with most of my street photography, I set out with my camera without looking or aiming for anything. In Durham, I found a…
Reinterpreting our Landscapes: The Art of Wild Swimming
I believe that in order to represent a landscape in an original way, one must look from a new perspective. For me, wild endurance…
Welcome to Djerbahood, Djerba, Tunisia: Home to One of the Most Ambitious Collaborative Art Projects
Erriadh, a small village on the island of Djerba, Tunisia, was transformed into a vibrant ‘open-air museum’ as a destination for one of the most vibrant and…
Banksy in Gaza: Watch a short documentary detailing the horrors of Gaza
Banksy is known for his provocative political art. The artist has unveiled his latest politically charged creation in the often violent region of Gaza, posting a photograph of…
Escape by Danila Tkachenko
“Man does not need society at all, it’s the society that needs man. Society is a forced measure of protection and survival. Unlike a…
Film Review: Interstellar
Director: Christopher Nolan Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Michael Caine, Anne Hathaway, Mackenzie Foy, Wes Bentley, Topher Grace, Casey Affleck, John Lithgow, Ellen Burstyn, Bill Irwin, Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain. Plot: Planet Earth is dying and resources are quickly…
Street Art by David Zinn
Since 2001, Michigan-based artist and illustrator David Zinn has strolled the streets of his hometown, creating temporary illustrations with chalk, charcoal and other found objects. He…