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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The surprising academic origins of memes
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Instagram is making you a worse tourist
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Trillions of cigarette butts are littered each year and it’s damaging environment
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Brutalism in Tangier, Morocco’s most artistic city
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Tea and Heroin with a Tribal Chief in Al Qaeda Territory
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Collage art and activism in Chile: Instagram posts building on the legacy of Latin American ‘mail art’
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Democracy in the Animal Kingdom. Read how animals vote to make group decisions
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Toilet graffiti: secrets, support and solidarity in the women’s restroom
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Film Review: In Vitro
Director: Toby Stephens Principal Cast: Anna Louise Plowman, Rupert Penry-Jones and Stephanie Leonidas Release Date: 30 September 2015 Plot: An exploration of how infertility can…
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…
An Interview with Killer Techno Producer He/aT
He/at aka. Chris Finke makes his debut on Mord Records with ‘I’ve Been Thrown Out of Better Places Than This’, a collection of four…
Short Film of the Month: Skateistan
‘Skateistan’ is a short documentary piece exhibiting the work of the eponymous international organisation Skateistan in Afghanistan, as they support youths and teach them…
Music 2000, Dub Reggae and Nile Rodgers | Q&A with Josh Butler
With releases due on Avotre and Materials, as well as a US Tour before the end of the year, Josh Butler is really one to watch on…
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…
Notting Hill Carnival through our lense
For the last 49 years Notting Hill Carnival has been a rare opportunity for Londoners to unclench their stiff upper lips, dust off their…
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 –…
Simple Things 2015 : Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Skepta, Maximum Joy, HEALTH, Battles, Wire, and ObJekt on the line-up
Bristol has gathered an eclectic mix of must-see musical acts this year for Simple Things Festival – with something to impress even the most…
An interview with Tiefton
Born in North Germany in 1983, Robert Grunwald aka Tiefton is one of the industry’s most trusted lighting technicians, having performed at Panorama Bar,…
Sleep Tight: A Traveler’s Guide to Bed Bugs
As a child, I imagined bed bugs to be cute, fluffs of imagination that might just playfully nibble on my arm as I was…
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…
Film Review: Containment
Director: Neil Mcenery-West Principal Cast: Lee Ross, Sheila Reid, Andrew Leung, Gabriel Senior, Louise Brealey, William Postlethwaite and Pippa Nixon Release Date: 11 September…
