Unseen is the yearly international fair for new photography. It’s the ideal moment for renown galleries from all over the world to present the latest by their photographers. New for 2014 is the introduction of premières: there will be works
Hair Alphabet by Shurong Diao is inspired by Chinese calligraphy. It’s Shurong Diao’s attempt to build a connection between Roman letters and Chinese characters: “By using the distinct feature of Chinese women: their long black hair, I created this typeface
As of 22nd June until 14th September, EYE Amsterdam will host a unique exhibition taking director David Cronenberg as source of inspiration. Cronenberg gained cult status thanks to his peculiar films about the interplay between body, mind, technology and mass
Dutch artist and illustrator Raymond Lemstra has a new book out, published by Nobrow. Inspired by primitive art, Lemstra focuses on the basis of drawing to incite a visceral human response. He builds a world which is equally subdued and
De Invasie, the Belgian event that supports young, upcoming talent is coming to Amsterdam on 3-4 May and will transform De Brakke Grond into a space filled to the brim with culture and creativity. 50 creative designers will show their
“The saying goes that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. It occurs in places you least expect. Revealing its art in the human body, but also cruelly absent in the presence of deformations and scars. Ashkan Honarvar (1980) depicts
Directed by Kays Mejri, Canadian dancer Simon Vermeulen’s first short film explores the persecution of homosexuas in The Third Reich. ‘Der Untermensch’ has been nominated for Best Canadian Short Film at Toronto Intenational Film Festival.
Tokyo based illustrator and graphic designer Kimiaki Yaegashi presents his first solo exhibition in Panatom Gallery (Berlin) during the tenth anniversary of Pictoplasma Berlin Conference. Expect bikini babes, cute pandas and alpacas and delicious pizza-slices. Part sexual-surrealism and part adorable
In an age with instant communication at your fingertips and digital marketing on every platform, there are those who still get out messages the old-fashioned way, with a paintbrush and some attitude. They call themselves “wall dogs,” says one veteran
Viktor & Rolf have designed a series of remarkable ballet tutus for ‘Double Dutch’, a project which invites choreographers, dancers and artists to challenge each other. Viktor & Rolf were paired with contemporary choreographer Jorma Elo.