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Journal

30/11/2018 visual culture

Shifting Gender Bias In Film With Nikola Vasakova

Does gender inequality and bias exist in the film? Producer and founder of Girls in Film,Nikola Vasakova thought so after years in the industry and created a platform to help pave the way for the next generation of female and BAME filmmakers.

Hexagonal stone formations at Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland. (Photo: Alan Dixon)

27/11/2018 Escape travel

Ever Wondered What the Footsteps of Giants Look Like?

The 40,000 mostly hexagonal-shaped basalt columns along the coastal cliffs of Northern Ireland have a colorful name. Thanks to an ancient myth surrounding the rivalry between an Irish and Scottish giant, the Giant's Causeway is a place of both beauty and local folklore.

21/11/2018 architecture & interior visual culture

The Neon Nightcrawler

It's only one year until we've reached the date the original Blade Runner was set. Although we know 2019 won't quite be the same as the film portrayed, photographer Tom Blachford has decided to show us what might have been.

16/11/2018

Fake It Til You Make It With Ceramic Artist Didi Rojas

Diana 'Didi' Rojas is the Brooklyn artist behind the giant ceramic Balenciaga, Vetements, and Nike trainers. Her art has caught the attention of Adidas and she's a refreshing addition to the world of high fashion. We find out what inspired her to create these shoes and how the process she has to follow.

What do you think about genetic interference and agricultural technology? Daniel Szalai wants to give a voice to this question and dilemma. Photo: Daniel Szalai

15/11/2018 visual culture

What Came First The Chicken Or The Corporation?

Daniel Szalai visualizes a story about technology, man’s relation to nature and how human existence might not be too far away from that of a mass-produced chicken. With corporations now micro-chipping employees, should we be worried?

12/11/2018 Escape visual culture

The Discovery of Self With Tishk Barzanji

Art is meant to be intriguing and draw a reaction. It’s true that something can be considered art just from it being labeled as such or a credible figure saying as much. But art is also meant to draw emotion and make you think, that's the sensation you get from Tishk Barzanji's work.

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