A moment with Anna Akana
“Love is giving space for another person to be them.” In our insightful sidewalk talk she opens up about growing up, toxic relationships, coming out, inspirations for her new album and empowering songs.
Anyssa on Cultivate Culture
We sat down with Anyssa Maipauw of “The Crop Up” – a dazzling temporary 200m2 space in Oud-Zuid focusing on pop-up events, shared working space and exhibit artwork for you to take your passion seriously.
“Sticks & Stones” First Hard Cover Book Celebrates Hair
Popular Australian creative platform Sticks & Stones has released their first printed hardcover book. Entitled ‘shelflife’ No.1, this edition explores everything around the theme “hair” and the confidence and unapologetically own their sexuality and standing in their right to exist as a sexual being apart from the perception of stereotypical ideas of beauty and aesthetics within present-time.
Bohemian days
If you check the definition of “bohemian” Google will define it as “socially unconventional in an artistic way”, and nowadays we’ve got a lot of young people fighting for their future by creating and exposing tons of promising artworks of theirs and thus contributing to the change and development of the industry.
Van Life – A Story about Freedom, Wanderlust and Simplicity
I have this idea of moving constantly. Movement is what makes us stay younger. I want to be active and creative but outside the office, outside the cities and walls. To have the freedom of working outdoors where you can feel the wind and hear the birds.
Take a sneak peek inside the “50 Girls of Summer” Book
When Montreal based Rupert LaMontagne grabs his camera always something magical happens. And the young photographer finally is about to release his first printed photo book. Enjoy an exclusive sneak peek inside the “50 Girls of Summer” book on C-Heads.
A moment with Ana Sofia
“The modeling industry has evolved into an completely accepting community and every one is equally represented.” Get to know gorgeous Ana Sofia photographed by Yaemi Matias on 35mm Film.
Pop-Up Music tells us about having 3 syncs in the new Tarantino movie, lost gems and rare music
Pop-Up Music is a small independent sync company based in London run by two people, Jim and Mark. Having 3 syncs in the new Tarantino movie ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ the success of the ambitious company hit their peak.
5 Minutes with Karolina
“It might sounds trivial, but I’m just trying to be a good and caring person for other people. I always try to do better than I have before.” Get to know Polish beauty Karolina Upława. Photographed by Jacek Kloskowski.
Woman who loves women
With “woman who loves women”, Polish artist and photographer Jacek Kloskowski speaks to us about fostering sexual openness that exists outside of the forced confines of acronyms and popular lingo.
The end of Eden.
Photographer Lucian Barnard´s newest series showing why we are directed to have love above everything else. “While shooting in the burnt down wattle forest, we saw the remains of a tortoise, black and half reduced to ashes as it tried to flee for its life.”
Bonnie Strange for PICKNWEIGHT
Model and Actress Bonnie Strange is the face of the latest PICKNWEIGHT campaign, and these images fill us with a beautiful golden bohemian nostalgia.
In Full Bloom – A surrealist short film about losing someone you love
Nothing can prepare you for losing someone you love, and all of us need to learn how to deal with grief and pain at some point in our lives. The incredible sensitive 10-minute surrealist short film on this emotional topic, written and directed by Los Angeles based writer and director Maegan Houang, cuts a deep narrative about a Vietnamese immigrant overcoming the loss of her partner.
The stories of the people behind the art – “Euphoria and Lamentation” Aidan Tulloch #11
With our series “An artist´s life.” we want to share the stories of the people behind the art. Aidan Tulloch is an artist with words and music from northern England.
Puriya Mirza talks about his debut novel, being young in 2019 and New York
In our interview the talented Minneapolis born and currently New York based artist tells us about jumping up and down in joy when holding his first novel in hands, why he finished writing it in Bangkok and about the modern youth who has their vanity but at the same time passionate, and angry, and ready to fight back.