Seeing the world through a lens
Born in Prague, Czech Republic, Jakub Gojda is a self-taught photographer who gained photography knowledge via internet, books and workshops. When … more
Okja: A pig’s journey
Late June saw the release of the Netflix-distributed feature film Okja written and directed by South Korean helmer Bong Joon-Ho. This $50million … more
African roots
The onset of summer in London brings with it the opening of the annual Serpentine Pavilion, an architectural showpiece constructed in … more
Aquatic adventure
German film distribution company Wild Bunch aims to partner with Japanese animators Studio Ghibli once more to release a new type of animated … more
Bowie’s legacy
Last year on the 10th of January, David Bowie passed away in his New York City home after a year-long encounter … more
A century of art
As 2016 came to a close, there may have been many events and people, which were offering a fond farewell to, … more
Adventures in Moominland
When Finnish artist, Tove Jansson, first published The Moomins and the Great Flood in 1945, she began what seemed to be … more
Art in Moana
Achieving some of the highest public and professional ratings in the time since its release, Disney’s Moana aims to be a … more
Re-designing London
Last week, the London Design Museum was re-opened in its new location on High Street Kensington, where it is now located … more
The art of anatomy
The human body and its anatomy may have been a source of interest across many fields for thousands of years, from … more
Artistic domains
For the past few years, platforms such as tumblr.com, Instagram and pages on Facebook may have been used as the dominant … more
Switching up the game
Making its console debut in 1986 with the Nintendo Entertainment System, or simply NES, a Japanese video game company under the … more
Big Apple Cosplay
Numerous times a year and across the world, fans of pop culture aim to congregate and celebrate their favourites in the … more
A splash of colour
Over the years Nintendo may have accumulated a collage of mascots, some which sprawl generations of consoles. From home to mobile … more
All which glitters is “Gold”
The opera “Gold”, which recently opened at the Zurich Opera House, is based on a fictional moral tale written by the … more
From New York to Milan
Every year New York, London, Milan, and Paris – the so called “Big 4” – prepare to welcome animated crowds of … more
